Third Person Sought in Waltham Murder Case
Four brothers of Hattie LeBlanc seek to corroborate her claim that a third person entered the Waltham laundry, fired the fatal shots, and aided her escape. Police say Hattie LeBlanc, 16, is the shooter and remains jailed. a brother-in-law, Tobey Le Blanc, was released after contempt custody.
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Waltham
Hattie LeBlanc
Clarence F. Glover
Glover
Hattie le Blanc
Byrnes
James H. McKenna
Cambridge
Tobey Re Blanc
Ian
Enos T. Luce
Lawyer Delays Start of Le Blanc Examination
Before questioning began, Samuel D. Elmore the attorney for Mrs. Glover advised the case. Elmore arrived about two hours after being summoned, then the examination of Le Blanc proceeded.
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Samuel D. Elmore
Glover
Elmore
le Blanc
Boys Plan Explosion At Brigham Street School
Providence police report two youths aged 9 and 11, Thomas and Edward Downey, confessed to looting and releasing gas at Brigham Street School. They entered via a fourth story window, opened desks, and left five gas jets burning, narrowly preventing an explosion when windows were left open.
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Providence
R. I
Brigham Street
Thomas
Edward Downey
Captain Merrill
Bricklayer George Raymond Dies While Walking Across The Common
George Raymond, a bricklayer of 3 Burroughs Place South End, collapsed and died yesterday morning while strolling across the Common. No foul play suspected and death appears due to natural causes.
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George
Raymond
Burroughs Place
South End
Storrow Campaign Touts Boston Outreach in South End Visit
James J. Storrow, Municipal League mayoral candidate, toured South Boston drawing three to four hundred residents. He mingled with locals, joined a local basketball game, and visited the Madison Social Club, signaling a direct, informal campaign push.
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James J. Storrow
Municipal League
South
Boston
Madison
Storrow Visits South Boston Headquarters In Packed Fray
At Broadway and Dorchester Street Storrow meets nearly 100 supporters, shakes hands with 400-plus locals, and recalls faces from prior encounters. He shares a moment of candid chatter with teamsters and other district organizers, showing interest in followers’ lives.
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Boston
Broadway
Dorchester Street
Mr. Storrow
Bellevue
Thomas J. Kenney
John Torsney
John Denehy
Murphy
Ex-City Officials Seek Pardons in $13,500 Flagstone Fraud
Former city purchasing agent Michael J. Mitchell and contractor Thomas F. Maher plan applications for clemency on Thursday. Friends anticipate favorable action by the prison commissioner, district attorney, and probation officer, expecting both men to regain liberty before next week ends.
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Michael J. Mitchell
Thomas F. Maher
Penal Institutions
Runaway Horses Threaten Brookline Students
Two runaway horses hitched to separate wagons dashed into a group of high school pupils on Davis avenue Brookline yesterday afternoon a shout of warning saved several children from being knocked down. The horses owned by Timothy Driscoll and Milton Reynolds were finally stopped after running some distance.
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Davis Avenue
Brookline
Timothy Driscoll
Walnut Street
Milton Reynolds
Robbery at Malden Home Steals Jewelry and Cash
A daring robbery at Mrs. Nellie M. Hubbard's residence 203 Main Street Malden netted about $1000 in jewelry and cash. Thieves gained entry with false keys and ransacked the upper floor, taking three diamond rings two gold watches and a small cash sum.
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Malden
Nellie M. Hubbard
Main Street
Coast is battered by 72 mph gale near High land Light
Wind off High land Light reached 72 miles per hour at 11 45 with heavy seas and driving northeast rain. By 2 p m the gale eased to 60 mph and 4 pm saw 50 mph winds, with weather clearing and north northeast winds.
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Portland
Highland Light
Boston Gale Threatens Coastline And Fishing Fleet
Wind spared crowds but monster seas battered Boston area shores. Winthrop boulevard flooded with water sand and stones reaching into yards. Authorities fear for small fishing boats en route to Boston as the gale continues to threaten the waterfront.
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Boston
Winthrop
Portland
Burdett College Motto Campaigns for Success
Burdett College's slogan From Burdett to success appears in a continued column on page 14 third column highlighting the institution's mission.
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Burdett College
Burdett
Wife Fled Home After Divorce Decision
Arlington notice reports Edmund Nt. Norris, assistant cashier at Charles River National Bank Cambridge, returning home to find his wife had left their address at 108 Jason Street. The couple agreed to divorce after 15 years of marriage, ending their troubled household.
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Arlington
Tédmund Nt. Norris
Charles River National Bank of
Cambridge
Jason Street
Quiet husband contends divorce decree reached last Wednesday
Norris tells Post that his wife filed for divorce on grounds of cruel and abusive treatment. He says she informed him a decree was granted last Wednesday though they still lived under one roof with their two children, ages 14 and 12, in the mother’s custody. He allowed both children to stay with her. A divorced Lawrence man is reportedly friendly with his wife.
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Norris
Post
Lawrence
Liquor Amendment Defeated in Alabama Vote
In Birmingham on November 29 the state constitution prohibition amendment was defeated by an estimated 20 000 to 30 000 vote margin. Polling places drew large crowds with brass bands and abundant refreshments as exhorters urged a yes vote. A man died from excitement amid melees and clashes.
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Birmingham
Ala
South
Prohibition Vote Marks Alabama Liquor Question
The result tonight is seen by party leaders as a gauge of the wave that swept the South two years ago. Alabama voters faced a direct liquor question for the first time with a campaign that will be remembered for its exciting scenes.
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South
Alabama
Purity Claim Sparks Ad Mention of Heidsieck Tobacco
A fragmented ad note mentions Piper Heidsieck and a tobacco flavor product. It alleges a dealer sells the item and uses the phrase famous, implying a promotional claim and distribution.
Evicted Families Await More Writs At Ludlow Tenements
Eighteen more families face eviction on Thursday from Ludlow Associates Manufacturing Company as 200 shelterless strikers endure a cold night. Mill owners vow further constables and Pinkertons with writs at dawn, while workers pledge to resist.
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Ludlow
Ludlow Associates Manufacturing Company
Mill owners deploy Pinkertons eject strikers in icy stand-off
The mill authorities backed by 150 Pinkertons and private guards vow to evict strikers and fill vacated jobs. Fourteen families are homeless with eighteen eviction notices issued as officers monitor the scene. Strikers, led by Michael Kissel, seek funds in Springfield with limited treasury support and outside help remains uncertain.
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Pinkertons
C. N. Hubbard
Brooklyn
Michael Kissel
Wall River
Springfield
Pinkerton
Perkins
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Peter Norwick
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