Ossipee Broker Denies Role in Wife Murder
Boston broker Small, detained on suspicion after his wife’s burned, bruised body was found in their Lake Ossippe ruins, pleads innocence. Evidence cited includes a $200 diamond ring, $400 insurance on the cottage, a $20,000 life policy, a pistol, and five gallons of kerosene.
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Small
Arthur Chandler
Boston
Lake
Ossippee
Bostom
Southboro
Mass
McGregor
C. Connor
The
Alban High School
Connor
Young’s
Clark’s
Majestic Theatre
Youngs
Alvan Fuller Company
Smalls
Lake Shore
Sidney Stevens
Somersworth
Hypnotic Influence Alleged in Murder Case
Frederick L. Small, under arrest for the murder of his wife, claimed hypnotic power influenced his business and personal life. Mrs. A. R. Curry and Miss Norma Curry testified that Small used hypnotic influence to meet, woo, and wed Florence in just over two weeks, and her mother and sister described brutal treatment since their November 1911 marriage.
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Frederick L. Small
A. R. Curry
Norma Curry
Florence
Small
Soston
Curry
Sailors’ Snug Harbor
N. Y
Norma
Heyward
Boston
Dorchester
Pembroke Street
South End
Southboro
Passmore
Sudbury Reservoir
Boston Road
J. R. Wood Detective Agency
Andrew 3. Houghton
Fires Plague Real Estate Man Frederick L. Small
Police tie three fires to Frederick L. Small of Mountain View New Hampshire where he is held and long linked to many legal battles. The fires struck homes owned by Small in Southboro and Hudson amid a career marked by lawsuits suspicions and varying fortunes.
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Frederick L. Small
Mountain View
N. H
Small
Smalls
Southboro
Hudson
Love suit and divorce link high profile magnate to crime case
Frederick A L Small once sued Arthur H Soden for alienation of his second wife affections in a $500000 action that drew Boston society attention. A 1912 court record later awarded Small $10000 for invasion of rights while denying drugging or assault. The linked divorce involved Laura M Patterson and dates stretch back to 1910.
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Small
Arthur H. Soden
Boston Nationals
Soden
Smal
Small Laura M. Patterson
Everett
Boston
Small’s
Federal Street
West
Mountain View
Florence Arlene Curry
Southboro
Nettie Davis
William Davis
Minot
Portland
Laura Maria Patterson
Laura M. Patterson
Miss Patterson
Frederick Lincolln Small
Oliver Street
Somerville
Waters Street
W. J. Sweet
Boston Checker Club
State Street
Frederick AL. Small
New Hampshire
Lake
Ossipee
New York
Massachusetts
Boston City Club
Vermont Electric Railway
Robert O. Harris
Harris
Oston Chess Club
Fiverett
Two Injured When Auto Strikes Pole in Walpole
Frank Timmel of 55 Kaplan Street Pawtucket was badly cut about the head and Stanley Jefferson of 803 Sussex Street Pawtucket had his right leg broken when a seven passenger touring car driven by Timmel hit a telegraph pole near Walpole and overturned into an embankment last evening.
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Walpole
Frank Timmel
Kaplan Street
Pawtucket
Stanley Jefferson
Sussex Street
Timmel
Dartmouth Instructor Commits Suicide in College Park
Joseph N. Stockett Jr. 27 of Baltimore, an economics instructor at Dartmouth College, was found dead in the college park with a self inflicted bullet wound to the heart. Medical Examiner Percy Bartlett ruled the wound personal safety related. Friends said overwork may have driven his morbid state.
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Hanover
N. H
Joseph N. Stockett, Jr
Baltimore
Dartmouth College
College Park
Percy Bartlett
Stockett
Trial ends in mixup over Winstead murder verdict
In Philadelphia Mississippi the jury found Mrs Itel Winstead guilty of murdering her husband a wealthy mill owner after 48 hours. They could not agree on punishment and asked for all the favors the law will admit. The court informed life imprisonment is the minimum without a jury recommendation which two jurors say they would not have reached the verdict under that fact. Prosecutors opposed sending the jury back and Winstead attorneys moved to annul the verdict.
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Philadelphia
Miss
Itel Winstead
Pardon Granted to Maine Bigamist
Augusta Sept 29 The Governor and council granted a pardon to Harry Avery of Augusta after he served 18 months of a three year prison term for bigamy. Pardons were denied for John Belden Lewiston and William P Sevigny Wells who face four years and five to ten years respectively for forgery and rape.
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Augusta
Harry Avery
Thomaston
John Belden
Lewiston
William P. Sevigny
Wells
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George Kennett
Kennett
Central House
Walter BD. H. Hill
Smiles
B. Frank Horne
George D. Emerson
George J. Emerson
James P. Tuttle
Manchester
Nathaniel M Nichols
Horne
Mrs. Small
Fellsmere Cottage
Florence Arlene Curry Small
Dead Woman
Coats
Currys
Marlboro Insurance
Miss Curry
Curry Farm
Nat Mitchell
Bradley Street
Mitchell
George W
Henry Mitchell
Shaw’s Commercial College
Masonic Order
Methodist Church
Ness
Union Station
St. Paul
Literary Digest
Haig
Britain
England
America
O. Henry
Sing
Quebec
Twilight Sleep
Canada
Poland
Carlyle
Future
Trentino
Papal State
Mexico
Carranza
Germany
Latin America
Hanly—Benson
Funk & Wagnalls Company
Got
Kills Self
Dartmouth
Maine
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