Testimony Begins in McArdle Murder Trial
In Cleveland Ohio on October 6 four State witnesses opened the trial of Marian McArdle charged with first degree murder in the stabbing death of her stepfather Daniel Kaber at his Lakewood home two years ago. A nine man three woman jury was seated and sworn. The panel includes three mothers of grown daughters. After lunch, jurors visited the crime scene and returned for opening arguments and the first witness.
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Cleveland, CO
Marian McArdile
Daniel Kaber
Lakewood
Kaber
Chief Justice Leads Supreme Court Duty Assumption
A fragment notes the assumption of duties by the chief justice of the United States Supreme Court. It highlights the formal start of the new chief justice's tenure and the ceremonial obligations involved.
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The
United States Supremeourt
Deed Mixup Forces Suffolk Real Estate Suit Over Neighboring Homes
Michael Sullivan bought the wrong deed for the right house in Arlington two years ago. A bill in equity filed in Suffolk Superior Court seeks to align deeds and occupancy, defining Sullivan at 322A Fairmont Street while Fitzgerald remains owner of 34A Fairmont Street, with water billing revealing the mix.
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Michael Sullivan
Suffolk County
Frederick T. Conley
Sullivan
Fairmont Street
Arlington
Patrick J. Fitzgerald
Conley
Fitzgerald
Columbus Day Celebrations Planned With Band and Troops
The Columbus Day committee announced a city program on the Common featuring morning athletic events, a sunset troop review, and an evening band concert. Pan-Americ anism exhibits will display all national emblems at Parkman bandstand. Executed by athletic chairman William H. Cuddy, events are open to amateurs. Mayor Peters will review U S Army troops at sunset.
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James H. Phelan
Parkman
William H. Cuddy
L. Curran
John J. Morgan
Charles If Cahill
Frank Severoni
Everett B. Mero
Damages Sought in Tremont Trust Suits Against Swigs
Multiple suits filed in Superior Court by the Tremont Trust liquidating agent target Simon Swig Louis Swig and related entities. Claims include notes of 80 000 3000 and 2000 and money advanced totaling 133 657 42 for Tremont Trust. The Zest Chocolate Company treasurer Isaac Swig and other defendants named in a 50 000 note case with several dated facts.
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Tremont Trust Company
Messrs
Swig
Louis Swig
Zest Chocolate Company
Endicott Street
Isaac Swig
David’ S, Robinson
Michael Reagan
Harry Roberts
Frederick BE
Pierce
Gilbert H. Noyes
Simon Swig
John P. Feeney
Fairbairn Funeral This Afternoon
Funeral services will be held at the home of Sheriff John R. Fairbairn in East Cambridge at 2 o'clock this afternoon for his son J. Edwin Fairbairn who died suddenly Monday night in Watertown. The Rev. Robert Walker will conduct the services. Burial will be at the family lot in Mt. Auburn Cemetery.
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John R. Fairbairn
East Cambridge
J. Edwin Fairbairn
Watertown
Robert Walker
Concord Reformatory
East Cambridge House of Correction
Wil
Fairbairn
Middlesex Courts
Mt. Auburn Cemetery
Powerful new lamp claims world’s brightest home light
W H Hoffstot of Kansas City introduces a lamp he says outshines gas and electricity, delivering light far beyond 300 candles at one cent per night. The inventor offers free trials to readers and seeks local agents to spread the appliance.
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W. H. Hoffstot
Kansas City
Hoffstat
Advt
Weeks Praises Wood for WWI Preparedness Efforts
Secretary of War Weeks lauds Major General Wood in a letter noting his foresight in forming citizens' military training camps before U S entry into World War I. Weeks states Wood supplied thousands of officers for the war and marks his retirement as he becomes Philippine Islands governor.
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Washington
Wood
America
War Weeks
Philippine Islands
Weeks
United States
Unitarian conference backs central board for world service
Detroit October fifth report from the Unitarian general conference urges permanent establishment of a central governing board to guide world service. It criticizes parochial independence and says the church should not become a departmental or temporary program but serve globally. The conference will act on the report in Friday sessions. It also adopted a resolution congratulating William Howard Taft as president of the conference.
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Detroit
Unitarian Church
Council of the
Unitarian General Conference
World Service
William Howard Taft
Arguments on Ponzi Case Heard Yesterday
The United States Circuit Court of Appeals heard arguments on whether Charles Ponzi will be tried in the Superior Court on 22 indictments after his federal prison term in Plymouth jail. Attorney William H. Lewis represented Ponzi and Attorney General J Weston Allen represented the Commonwealth as the case challenged Judge Hale’s habeas corpus denial.
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United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Charles Ponzi
Superior Court
Plymouth
William H. Lewis
Ponzi
J. Weston Allen
Commonwealth
Allen
King
Schooll Street
Work Committee to Meet Monday at State House
The Massachusetts work promote committee chaired by Howard Coonley will meet in Room 4 at 11 o'clock Monday Oct 10. Governor Cox who appointed the committee will preside at the opening of the meeting.
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Massachusetts Committee To
Howard Coonley
State House
Cox
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