Claims she paid chief for divorce in Lavers case
Norwood, Oct 23 A sensational close is expected tomorrow in hearings on removal of Police Chief James W Lavers with an arrest in the case anticipated. Louis Auerbach of Hyde Park was ordered to be present after witnesses testified against the chief and claimed he tried to have them withhold stories.
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Norwood
James W. Lavers
Louis Auerbach
Hyde Park
Auerbach
Chief Lavers
Cornelius Murphy
Barrett
Lavers
Westwood
Norwood Police Chief Faces Allegations of Bribery and Nepotism
Testimony described alleged payments to Norwood police head Chief Lavers in exchange for immunity. Witnesses including Mrs. Mary Martin said she paid 106 dollars for help with a divorce and witnesses claimed bribes for protection during Sunday celebrations. Lavers admitted taking 15 dollars from several witnesses for protection. The hearing convened with warnings and adjourned to continue tomorrow.
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Norwood
Mary Martin
Lavers
Louis Auberbach
Barrett
Hyde Park
Martin
Death claims Park Officer Bertrand in Jamaica Plain
Frank H. Bertrand, 41, patrolman attached to the Jamaica Plain police station, died at his home in Jamaica Plain last night after a cancer of the liver. He served in Roxbury Crossing and Franklin Park and had been on sick leave since September 16. He left a wife and three children.
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Frank H. Bertrand
Jamaica Plain
Green Street
Bertrand
Boston
Roxbury Crossing
Franklin Park
Shumway Co. Strengthens Its Advertising Force
The Franklin P. Shumway Company adds stockholders Charles Randall D J MaccNichol E D Clinton Jordan Willis Shumway Arthur Merritt Carl Shumway and Carl L Fife as partners. Boston agency plans to expand its personnel and provide complete New England advertising service with its experienced staff and strong reputation.
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Franklin P. Shumway Company
Boston
Messrs
Charles PL. Randall
D. J. MaccNichol
E. D. Clinton Jordan
Willis P. Shumway
Arthur H. Merritt
Carl E. Shumway
Carl L. Fife
Mr. Shumway
New England
New Paris Fall Fashions to Debut in Post Section
The Post will feature newer Paris fall fashions with four color illustrations in the household section next Sunday.
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Paris
Post
Giant Everett Radish Warps Size With Near Pound Weight
A radish found on Antonio Dragone's Everett farm on Tappan street weighs nearly a pound and measures 10 inches in circumference. Dragone notes many odd fruit and vegetable growths this year, unseen before.
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Antonio Dragone
Tappan Street
Everett
Dragone
Miss Edith Deacon Visiting in Boston at Copley Plaza
Miss Edith Deacon known as one of the famous Deacon girls stays at the Copley Plaza Hotel in Boston. She is remembered as the fiancée of the late George Lee Peabody who died in a Baltimore hospital and declined to be interviewed, stating she had just gone to the country.
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Edith Deacon
Women Cut Price of Food in Philadelphia Protest
Philadelphia housewives and retail butchers formed a drive to cut middleman profits and reduce prices for meats butter and eggs by 10 to 20 percent. Led by Mrs. William B. Doerr the movement aims to enroll 6000 butchers and buy beef directly from Argentina and dairy products from Western creameries.
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Philadelphia
William B
Doerr
S P C C Agent And G A R Man Dies
Benjamin J. Loring aged 71 died yesterday at his home in Braintree. He served as S P C C agent and former town constable night watchman and truant officer. A G A R member and state police appointee, he belonged to several fraternal groups and fire engineers board.
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Benjamin J. Loring
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Children
Front Street
Braintree
Mr. Loring
Board of
Fire Engineers
Bates
Petition for Pardon of Essex County Woman Lifer
Governor Tess reviews a pardon petition for Mrs Emma Mooshiam of Haverhill sentenced in Essex Superior Court in May 1912 to life for second degree murder. The plea claims she has been sufficiently punished and the matter was referred to the Parole Board under the new statute.
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Tess
Emma
Mooshiam
Essex County
Haverhill
Parole Board
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Back Bay
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Copenhagen
Eponge
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the Claridge
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Hotel Rector
Broadway
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New York
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Se Ena
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Walker & Pratt Mfg. Co., Makers
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