Worcester man Nordenstedt held for murder in Sterling case
Ernest Nordenstedt of 48 Belmont Street Worcester is held on murder charges in the September 19 shooting death of Constable George E. Peese of Sterling. Nordenstedt contends self defense claiming officers rough handled him. he is jailed to await Superior Court trial.
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Clinton
Ernest Nordenstedt
Belmont Street
Worcester
George E. Peese
Sterling
Superior Criminal Court
Jonathan Smith
Norsienstedt
Charles Lynch
Edward T. Estey
Victor Runo
Runo
Nordenstedt
Sterling Inn
Peese
Billy
Clinton Hospital
Post Aviation Editor Addresses Knights of Columbus Class
Post aviation editor Theodore E. Hedlund spoke to the Knights of Columbus journalism class at Berkeley Street last night. He discussed The Relation of the Airplane to the Newspaper Business predicting future airnews gathering and citing municipal landing places as a key development.
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Post Aviation
Theodore E. Hedlund
Knights of Columbus
Berkeley Street
Body of Boy Found on Curtis Street Bridge
The decapitated body of a boy about 12 was found last night at 5 by Private Chapute of H Company, 15th Regiment, State Guard, on the Curtis street bridge in East Boston. The corpse lay across the Boston & Albany railroad tracks and is believed to have been killed by a freight train. He wore black knee trousers brown sweater a blue cap and black shoes with stockings.
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Chapute
H Company
15Th Regiment, State Guard
Curtis Street
Boston
Boston & Albany
Crimson Soccer Men Face Tough Season
Acting Captain Gardner Tilton leads Harvard as eight games shape a demanding slate against Yale Princeton Cornell and Penn. The schedule set by the athletic committee lists matches at Soldiers Field and Cambridge from October to November with several returnees from last year.
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Yale
Princeton
Cornell
Penn
Gardner Tilton
Harvard
Cambridge
Crimson
Harvard Athletic Committee
Andover
Soldiers Field
Springfield Y. M. C. A
Ithaca
Navy faces sailors shortage at Charlestown yard
A severe lack of sailors grips the navy as 20 ship commanders call for enlistments. Six vessels are docked at Charlestown navy yard, including four newly commissioned destroyers and two new tugs, awaiting crews.
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Charlestown Navy Yard
Five Jurors Picked in Long Murder Case
The jury selection concluded with five jurors chosen for the long murder case. Carver, counsel for the defense, indicated the matter would resume at 9 a.m. tomorrow with the court opening.
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Carver
Long murder trial jury seated in Vermont case
Jurors tentatively seated may face challenges from both sides as the Long murder trial opens in Vermont. The panel includes Z. V. Willey and Clarence W. Wheeler among six potential jurors. prosecutors and defense attorneys prepare for a major evidentiary battle as the case against Long progresses toward verdict and potential execution. The murdered woman was 29, wife of Harry Broadwell of Barre and mother of three.
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Z. V. Willey
Barre Town
Clarence W. Wheeler
Worcester
L. C. Hanmett
East Montpelier
F. E. Morse
Northfield
Long
Harry FE. Broadwell
Barres
Barre murder case linked to Parker House boarder
In Barre a five to nine year old girl was found strangled on May 4 in Wheelock Garden. Long and Mrs. Parker were arrested in mid May charged with premeditated murder after investigators tied evidence to Parker House where Long was a boarder. Jurors will visit Barre to inspect the scene once selected.
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Barre
Parker
South Main Street
Long
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Beecham
Beecham’s
Wheelock Garden
Parker House
Coats
Newport
Smart Crepe de Chine
Ipswich
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Louis
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