Search for Miss Sullivan Body Deepens in Presque Isle
Investigators plan systematic woodland searches near Presque Isle for a newly dug grave linked to Miss Mildred Sullivan. They suspect the body was disposed of before the accused left for Boston and will probe abandoned camps and nearby lakes. Ambrose Bridges, connected to the case, is expected to testify, aiding the prosecution of Dr Dudley and the Pelletier sisters.
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Presque Isle
Sheriff Nutter
Boston
Bangor & Aroostook
Bers
Woodland Tract
Westfield
Miss Sullivan
Dudley
Kate Michaud
Etta
Alice Pelletier
Bangor & Aroostook Railroad
Ambrose Bridges
Bridges
Mildred Sullivan
Ambrose
Silas Southard
Houston
Miss Michaud
Alice
Etta Pelletier
Doctor
Dr. Dudley
Harvard appoints new officers and faculty leaders
The Harvard Corporation names Alexander James Inglis as five year assistant professor of education. An administrative board is named with Dean Byron Hurlburt and others. Herbert Langford Warren becomes dean of the new architecture faculty. Several assistants are announced and Frederic J. Stimson receives a leave of absence to serve as ambassador to Argentina.
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Harvard University
Alexander James Inglis
Harvard College
Byron
Hurlburt
Robert W. Willson
Charles P. Parker
Robert D. Ward
George H. Chase
Chester N. Greenough
Henry A. Yeomans
Herbert ‘Langford Warren
Harvard
Pitman B. Potter
Oscar W. Haussermann
Edwin A. Cottrell
Chester A. McLain
George H. McCaffrey
Arman E. Becker
James B. Brinsmade
David L. Webster
Gordon Ware
Cambridge
Frederic J. Stimson
United States
Argentine Republic
Wilson
Life Sentence at Bridgewater for Blaise Murder Case
Joseph W. Blaise of Lowell is found not guilty by reason of insanity of the killing of his wife Selviere in East Cambridge court. He is committed to Bridgewater State Hospital for life after strangling her in bed on June 27 and admitting the deed to police before going to sleep.
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Joseph W. Blaise
Lowell
Selviere
Superior Criminal Court
East Cambridge
State Hospital
Bridgewater
Blaise
Harvard Finds New Comet Visible to Naked Eye
Professor Clarence T. Haggerty of the New Mexico College of Agriculture and Mechanic Art announced to Harvard College Observatory the discovery of a new comet. The telegram states it is visible to the naked eye and gives its position as right ascension 9 hours 05 minutes and declination minus 45 degrees at 11 30 p m on September 25.
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Clarence T. Haggerty
New Mexico College of Agriculture and Mechanic Art
Harvard College Observatory
Haggerty
Kidnapping plot of Miss Mazila ends with arrest in Weymouth
Miss Mazila escapes after De Salvo and accomplices kidnap her in an auto ride to Providence. Frank Mazila reports the sister's abduction, police arrest in Weymouth, and a revolver found in the car. Two men, Rosetta and De Salvo, face possible arraignment as officers pursue return.
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Miss Mazila
Frank Mazila
de Salvo
Tme
Hanover Street
Esterday de Salvo
Charles Rosetta
Prince Street
Chardon Street
Providence
DeSalvo
Mazila
Weymouth
Washington Square
Charles Baker
Rosetta
Harrison Avenue
Fred Latorella
Charles Race
Boston
Dedham Street
Gloucester Street
Tony. Baccheri
Carey
Reardon
Belmont
Louis Bates
The Rourkes Offer a Thrilling Sea Story in Sunday Post Magazine
The Rourkes bring a gripping sea tale to the next Sunday Post Magazine. A vivid chronicle of maritime adventure unfolds with high seas danger and dramatic rescues, promising readers a tense, immersive read.
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Sunday Post
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