Suicide at Rye Beach Deepens Mystery
James Hayes, 23, of Boston and Salem, died Friday on Kina road near Rye Beach in a death by own action case that authorities deem highly unusual. Hayes, educated and employed by a major Boston insurer, left his aunt’s home and drove about 50 miles before ending his life on the Ocean Boulevard. His brother from Salem offers no motive and says there is no reason he should take his own life. The case continues as investigators review the circumstances.
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James Hayes
Salem
Mass
Milk Street
Boston
Washington Square
Perkina Road
Ocean Boulevard
Hive Beach
Herat
Hayes
Iie
Rye Beach
Bahai Convention at Enacre to Be Held in Nashville
The national Bahai convention will be held at an Acre site with a large attendance anticipated. The gathering, a summer event, marks the first annual convention there. A program of interest will be carried out as Nashville prepares for what is described as the South’s largest artificial ice and cold storage display.
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New England
National Association of New England ‘Insurance
the Wentworth
Green ‘Acre
Nno
Portsmouth
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Ea “Society
Greer Ig
Acre
Nashville
Tennessee
Jase Mane
Ledger Robbery Suspects In Payroll Theft Near Salem
William J. Booth, one of four inmates who broke from Rockingham County jail, is suspected as a masked bandit in yesterday’s $4500 payroll theft from the L. E. Southwick Leather Co. of Peabody. The loot was seized en route in a taxicab abandoned in Charlestown. Booth’s photo was circulated, with Kennall Blas and two others sought or recaptured in Grockcon. Booth has a long police record including a 1924 auto theft confession in Portsmouth.
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William J. Booth
Rockingham County
L.E. Southwick Leather Co
Peabody
Salem
Charlestown
Inspector Pelletier
Salem Police Ment
Booth
Kennall Blas
Medford
Joseph Ddick
Tiot Hartiman
Grockcon
Gladys Butler
Clinton Avenue
Saugus
Portsmouth
Portamouth
Police seek Thomas Mannion in wife’s brutal murder
A brutal murder occurred yesterday near the Swedenborgian Church of New Jerusalem on the Little Harbor road. Helen Broust-Jette Mannion, 22, wife of Thomas Mannion Jr, was killed with a razor, her throat cut from ear to ear. Authorities believe it followed a domestic dispute as the estranged couple walked together toward Little Warrior road. The infant daughter Katherine was found unharmed in a carriage nearby.
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New Jerusalem
Harbor Road
Helen Broust- Jette Mannion
Thomas ‘Mannion, Jr
Little Harbor Road
Abs. Doreas Dibben
Sagamore Avenue
Bethere
Little Warrior Road
Mrs. Dibben
Katherine
Pollee Department
Bernard “Small
Rye Beach
Salem
Bass
Riage
Jax
Small
John L. Brown
Whane
Ien
George IL Ducker
Dennis Kelley
Blareve
Eugene LG. Eastman
Mixed Daylight Saving Time in New England
An Associated Press report from Boston notes a split daylight saving plan across New England. Rhode Island adopts tomorrow while New Hampshire and Vermont keep standard time. Maine is divided with Portland on daylight time while much of the state remains standard time. railroads and major lines signal time changes.
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Associated Press
Boston
New England
Rhode
New ‘Hampshire
Vermont
Maine
Portland
Bo & AG NY. M
Be & M
Fugitiva warrant in piracy arson case charges Bernard Davis
A partial report notes a fugitive named Bernard Davis also known as Alfred Harding is wanted on piracy and arson charges. The notice, dated April 25, places him in Toston and mentions federal authorities in New York seeking his extradition.
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Toston
Bernard Davis
Alfred”, Harding
White’ Plaing
NL. W
Boats Taken After Chase In Rum Row Action
New London Connecticut April 25 prize crews from the Coast Guard destroyer Jouetta captured the twin screw yacht Hornet formerly Comango owned by George Duty of New York and the motorboat K10086 after chases of 15 and 12 miles respectively. Eight three inch shells were fired at the yacht and a 12 shot volley near the motor boat. Both vessels are being held for Whitior of the nav i
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Sy Associated Press
New London
Whitior
Nav i
Woman Sentenced for Large Swindle in Immigrant Aid Case
Mrs Martha Witlgerald, known by many aliases, was sent to the penitentiary today by Judge Rosal at Sessions for swindling immigrant women and mothers out of large sums. Police say the crime involved depriving vulnerable individuals of between 4000 and 10000 dollars through deceit and false promises.
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York
Martha Witggerald
Rosal
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Helen Mannion
Thomas Mannion
China
Nislop Garage Company
Portsmouth Garage Co., Inc
Tiabry E. Pitlbrook
Ira A. Newick
Raulpel T. Wood
Hislop Garage Company
Albert ‘Hislop
Badger
Treas
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Walter
AY ‘Badger, Asst
Mar
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