Tucker Case Hangs On Evidence In Murder Trial
Boston report details clemency appeal for Charles Tucker convicted of Mabel Page's murder. New evidence centers on a Canadian stick pin and alleged ownership disputes. Prosecutors emphasize circumstantial links including a knife blade, handwriting, and the suspect's alibi under inspection by Gov. Guild's clemency committee.
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Sov, Guild
Massachusetts
Mabel Page
Sun
Boston
Mees
Charles T. Tucker
Charlestown State Prison
Vahey, Innes & Mansfeld
Tucker
Evience
Amy Roberts
Charles River
Tucker Case Pin Evidence Drives Appeal Push
The defense hinges on a stickpin linked to Tucker and a Canadian owner, with Miss Grace Osborn and Grace Osborn tied to the Portland find. Officials debate witness gaps while Tucker awaits possible commutation and a U S Supreme Court path, citing unfair trial methods in Massachusetts.
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Grace ‘Osbarn
Waltham
Mass
Miss Osborn
Portland
Grace Osborn
Young Tucker
Tucker
Benjamin Allen
Miss O
Get Stronger Health via Cascarets Digestive Aid
An ad extols Cascarets as the natural exercise for weak bowel muscles. It claims tablets cleanse the bowels without purging, improve digestion, and prevent headaches, heartburn, and gas. It promotes the West Pocket Cascaret Box sold by Sterling Remedy Company with a 10 cent price and a stamps payment offer.
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Sterling Remedy Company
Farms on Market and Westward Move Prompts New York Data
Albany Feb. The state department of agriculture releases its first bulletin of statistics noting about 1,300 farms for sale in New York and estimating 24,000 farms available to support 10,000 people. The report cites urban expansion drawing youth from farms and westward advertising by railways and land companies enticing settlers.
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Albany
XN. T
State Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Atattatios
Department
The
Bulletin
Hero Stops A Wild Engine In Trenton Yard
Bar, a brakeman on the Philadelphia Reading line, leapt aboard a runaway engine without a driver or fireman aboard. The engine rolled backward near a passenger train, narrowly avoided collision, and severed his foot artery. He was hospitalized after nearly bleeding to death, while the cause of the start remains a mystery.
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Trenton
Bar
Philadelphia & Reading
Drete Rar
Almosat
Bill aims to bar childless rentals in Ohio housing
Columbus Feb 2 A bill by Rep Nye of Pike county introduces penalties for landlords who refuse to rent to applicants due to the presence of children. The law would make it unlawful to deny tenancy on that ground, limiting households with up to four children under 16 to be allowed.
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Columbus
Nye
Pike County
House of Representatives
Morrell Stricken After Cuban Voyage
New Orleans February 2. H Morrell head of Morrell Co packing house St Joseph Mo arrived in a crippled condition after several weeks in Cuba. He reached the Hotel Dieu by ambulance after being stricken with paralysis at sea last Friday following the steamer arrival.
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New Orleans
H. Morrell
Frm
Morrell & Co
St. Josaph
Cuba
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Mehel Page
Weston
Susp Jaton
T Ihe Parente
Auburndale
Pages
Ahnan
Miss Page
Page
Mies
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Castron
Mise Page
Amy Roberty
Othe
Ruth Freeman
Canada
Stn
Montreal
Washington
Ching
Manila
Philippines
Signal Corps
Fist
Secong
U. S
War Department
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Kil Patrick
New York Navy Yard
Suez
Army of
Tasker H. Bliss
Jesse M. Lee
Eighth Infantry
John C. Weston
Tie
Roosevelt
Gen
Kentucky
Congress
Miles
Geronimo
Gen. Weston
Tasker H. Bins
Ele
Ilis
Deen M. Lee
J. C. Weston
T. H. Bliss
Nelson
Molineux
Toland B. Molineux
Turker
Benjamin Franklin Allen
Neasey
Harry F. Allen
Portsmouth
N. H
Bef. Allen
McGillis
Uma
Allen
Thos
TF Vahey
Vahey
Mr. Allen
Thomas F. Vahey
Page House
Itla
Mins Page
Guild
United States Supreme Court
Costas Cascarets
Reaeay
New York
Agricultural Department
Chas. H. Fletcher
Castoria
Castoria Bears
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Philadelphia Bulletin
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