Hold Up Men Active In New York Report
The Associated Press notes a spate of robberies in New York with two successful grabs and a third amateur heist ending in capture. Patrons and the restaurant owner in a Division Street store were bound and relieved of money and jewelry, while a white faced youth feigned illness to rob a uptown drugstore. A cab driver resisted a pistol, throwing the assailant and aiding police. Local officials report illness and a city meeting news, with Republican nominations for mayor Frank W. Knight and council candidates listed.
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Fanhattan
Division Street
Ludlow Schirmer
Schirmer
Civil suit over car collision with Boston and Maine Railroad
Civil action filed by Charles F. Dodge of Middle Road against the Boston and Maine Railroad alleges injuries from a November 1922 collision at the junction of Middle Road Lafayette Road and Market Square. A jury viewed the scene. testimony to follow. Other court actions included a State case involving Harry Friedman of Salem and hotel witnesses at the Hotel Rockingham in Salem.
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Middle Road
Lafayette Road
Brentwood
Arthur H. Jewell
Stratham
Charles E. Lewis
Portsmouth
Willis
Pinder
Aliie Lupeth
Derry
Marcus M. Anderson
Danville
Wilburn White
Deerfield
John Bunker
Northwood
Elmer W. Barton
Newmarket
Wills G.batchelder
Nottingham
James S
May
Exeter
Superior Court
Harry Friedman
Salem
Louis Silva
Winthrop
Mass
Rockingham
Thomas Hara
Gav No Uquor
Boston
Amny
Laura Vriedman
Lawrence
Motor cruiser Herreschotf seized after running battle
New York dec 1 customs officials seized the motor cruiser Herreschotf off Port Reading after a running battle with riot guns and revolvers. Six men aboard were arrested in the incident.
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Associated Press
New York
Herreschotf
Port Reading
Seates Pardon Refusal Final
President Coolidge refuses to pardon Charles L. Craig comptroller of New York City while granting remission of his 60 day contempt of court sentence in Washington on December 4.
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Associated Press
Washington
Clemency Decision Firm, Judge Mayer Rule Final Says Officials
Administration officials state the status is final regardless of whether Judge Mayer accepts clemency or opts to serve the term, underscoring the ruling’s binding effect. The statement reflects the government’s stance on how the clemency process intersects with the judge’s sentence.
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Mayer
Four Ballots Fail to Elect Speaker in Deadlocked House
Washington reports four ballots failed to elect a speaker as the new 68th Congress convened with GOP insurgents blocking organization. The House adjourned to noon as leaders press to reelect Speaker Gillett while the Senate moves with routine business awaiting the president’s message after Coolidge’s address.
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Sage
Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Senate
Gillett
Alton
Frosil Coolidge Hay
Cannar
Tver
Killed After Getting Black Hand Letter
New York December 4 Dominick Maggio was killed in his Brooklyn home after receiving a black hand letter demanding money three weeks earlier His wife and three children were chloroformed gas masks an empty bottle and the murder weapon were found near the beds The wife was knocked unconscious during the attack and could not assist him
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Associated Press
New York
Dominick Maggio
Brooklyn
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