Milford Men Plead Not Guilty to Murder
Annibale Sciarillo and Nicola Orsogno were arraigned in Milford for the murder of patrolman Harry W. Butler. They pled not guilty and are held without bail ahead of a hearing tomorrow. Butler was killed during a Bear Film district shooting investigation.
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Milford
Nicola Orsogno
Harry W. Butler
Butler
Bear Film
Reverend Hawes Takes Post at Newton Centre Unitarian
Rev. Oscar R. B. Hawes, former pastor of the First Unitarian Church in German Town, Pa, begins duties at the Newton Centre Unitarian Church tomorrow delivering his first sermon.
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Oscar RB. Hawes
First Unitarian Church
Germantown
Newton Centre Unitarian Church
Wife testifies to 1915 abuse in divorce case
Mrs. Alice L. Hadden of Wellesley Hills claimed weight loss of 25 pounds in winter 1915 due to her husband Frank L. Le Grange Hadden's cruelty. In Dedham divorce court Judge Raymond granted a decree nisi after hearing her testimony detailing choking, profanity, and physical blows against her and the baby health concerns. The couple married July 31, 1911, and reside in Wellesley Hills.
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Alice L. Hadden
Wellesley Hills
Norfolk County
Dedham
Raymond
Frank L. le Grange Hadden
John Hancock Insurance Company
Kane resigns after admitting $500 theft from town treasury
Clinton Massachusetts September 8 Martin Kane street department superintendent resigns after confessing to Town Solicitor Michael Scanlon that he signed payrolls to steal $500 and paid it back with a personal check He claims a wider plot forced his involvement and implicates others higher up Connery street commissioners clerk also resigns without comment
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Clinton
Martin Kane
Michael A. Scanlon
Kane
James R. Connery
Connery
Cambridge Burglary Leaves Home Looted and Ransacked
Howard C Forbes of 33 Reservoir Street Cambridge found silverware jewelry and other valuables piled in rooms when he returned from work about 3 PM. The house had been thoroughly ransacked with furniture pried open and trunks dressers and desks damaged, continuing a summer spree of local break ins.
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Howard C. Forbes
Reservoir Street
Cambridge
Temporary alimony to Mrs Wilson in divorce case
In Superior Court equity court Judge Jenney granted Mrs Alyce Monroe Wilson temporary alimony of 50 dollars a week and 100 dollars in counsel fees as her divorce suit proceeds. The 24 year old said her husband Charles P Wilson earns about 10 thousand dollars yearly and has supported her in Chicago and New York. She admitted pawning jewelry and borrowing funds since October 1915 while living apart and claimed she needed protection from detectives while in Boston.
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Equity
Superior Court
Alyce Monroe Wilson
Charles P. Wilson
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company
Jenney
Dutch
Boston
Riverside Drive
New York City
New York
Witness Describes Poor Living Conditions After Separation
The sole hearing witness, Mrs. Wilson, 232 Bay State Road since Sept 1, testified she and her husband were once together with a weekly budget of 35 dollars for essentials. She said she has had no support since separations, owns only clothing and furniture, and has pawned jewelry to survive.
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John P. Feeney
Pearson Denies Border Trip as Necessary Record Work
Adjutant General Pearson refutes claims of a junket and says border officer visits are essential. He asserts Massachusetts rosters were severely incomplete, with discrepancies up to 265 percent in rosters from Texas, and that the operation aims to produce a correct, complete record of men on the border.
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Pearson
John H. Sherburne
Massachusetts
Texas
Spiritual Murderer Confesses in Slaying Wife
J Maurice Pettit a former Cedar Rapids bank cashier confesses to killing his wife on Aug 31 to save her soul. He says a "spiritual plane" marriage and a jealous attack led him to slit her throat and flee. He was captured near Detroit and later sought suicide to join his bride spiritually.
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Chicago
J. Maurice Pettit
Cedar Rapids, Ta
Pettit
Detroit
Burglars Loot Three Homes in Somerville
Burglars entered three Somerville residences early yesterday and stole several hundred dollars in property. Police believe professionals carried out the job. The homes entered were those of Alvah M. Thompson at 134 Highland Avenue, Benjamin F. Wild at 156 Highland Avenue, and Felix M. Rogers at 141 Highland Avenue.
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Somerville
Alvah M. Thompson
Highland Avenue
Benjamin F. Wild
Felix M. Rogers
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