Three suspects nabbed in Curran homicide probe
Macy Massachusetts May 29 police arrested Harold E Daley and John Falvey in Dorchester and questioned them after a Boston detectives trip to Webster New Hampshire where Curran had stayed three weeks prior. Curran the 25 year old victim was killed when he was placed in a car and hurled from a cliff into a quarry. The driver and other man were held on suspicion of murder as authorities traced the gang tied to the Gustin mob. Curran had served a sentence for aiding a squealer and earlier activities tied to the case.
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Macy
Mass
Thomas G
Red) Cavan
Gustin
Ness
Harold E. Daley
Pulic
Curran
New Hampshire
Mure
Pulice
Muvn
Testi
Oyer Curran
Thomas P. Dineen
Anthony Denbrowsty
Danial B. McDonald
Daley and
Falvey
Dorchester Sec
Tion
Boston
Daley
Webster
N. H
Qurran
George H. Fairbanks
Gurran
Fairbank
Plymouth
Stocks Roll Forward Amid Gains In Steel Output
New York stocks advanced again after hesitation, with gains in steels and various leaders like American Telephone and New York Central lifting markets. Commodities showed mixed wheat, firm sugar and metals while cotton rose about 50 cents a bale, and oil, metals, and aviation shares were notably strong.
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New York
American Telephone
American Can
Santa Fe
Consolidated As
American and Foreign Power
Anaconda
Kennicot
New York Central
Standard of New Jersey
California
Atiatic Refining
Nash
National Steel
United Aircraft
Aviation Corp
Warner Bros
Stes
Allied Chemical
Union Pacific
Fragmented tribute poem headlines not found
The readable text presents a damaged snippet of a war memorial style poem with phrases about bugles and banners. It references bravely faced foes and fallen heroes, but lacks coherent event details or identifiers. No clear person, place, or organization is discernible.
Burglary Intercepted as Loot Taken From Warehouse
Detectives halted a $100,000 burglary in New York as six men were seized. Loot valued at $30,000 was recovered while the rest disappeared in a truck. Two wounded fugitives, James Lawson and James Garvey, fled across a garage roof and were injured. four other burglars were captured in a nearby office.
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Associated Press
New York
Paris
Japan
Republic
James Lawson
James Garvey
Yonkers
N. Y
Lawson
Harvey
Wackman
Timetable Schedule Effective June 1
Train times listed for Dover and Portsmouth show departures starting at 6.00 A.M. and continuing through 9.00 A.M. from Dover with several mid day and afternoon runs. Portsmouth departures appear at 7.00 A.M. and 9.00 A.M. with subsequent 11.00 A.M. and 1.00 P.M. trips plus 3.00 P.M. and 5.00 P.M. services.
Vote to End Strike at Amoskeag Mill Ends
Manchester May 29 by a 3 to 1 vote Amoskeag Manufacturing workers ended a week long strike and will return to work next Wednesday. 4866 ballots were cast of 7800 employees with 2623 voting yes for a 15 percent wage raise and 1184 against the proposal. The effort was supported by Bishop John B. Peterson who helped unite rival factions and present management’s offer.
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Manchester
Amoskeag Manufacturing Company
John B. Peterson
New Hampshire
City Hall
Portsmouth Hospital Birth Of Page Daughter
A daughter was born today at Portsmouth Hospital to Mr and Mrs Willard Page of Kittery.
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Portsmouth Hospital
Willard Page
Kittery
Parity in Ford roadster and drill found at Miller Mids
Notice states a black Ford roadster and a Black & Decker electric drill were found at the corner of Miller Avenue and Middle Street some time ago. Communicate with O Belanger and Company on Jones Avenue City. Reward offered.
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Black & Decker
Miller Ave
Middle St
O. Belanger & Co
Jones Ave
Kidnapped Mary McElroy Released After Ransom Payment
Miss Mary McElroy daughter of City Manager WL McElroy was freed after her captors received 30000 dollars. The abduction occurred Saturday at the fashion in MicBlog home in the Country sub district. Two masked men with revolvers forced her into a car. She slept well after the ordeal and said she was frightened but unharmed. The ransom was negotiated down from 60000 dollars.
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Mary McElroy
Kansas City
Associated Press
Hansen City
WL McElroy
Ita. m
MicBlog
Country Sub
Drill boat explosion sinks worker in St. Lawrence River
Ogdensburg May 20 A drill boat working near Chippewa Bay exploded and burned off Dark Island killing one man identified as Perkins Reynolds of Alexandria Bay who drowned. Sixteen others jumped overboard and were rescued by a tug. The vessel owned by Huffman Construction Co. of Cleveland, Ohio.
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Ogdensburg
N. Y
St. Lawrence River
Chippewa Bay
Perkins Reynolds
Alexandria Bay
R. ©. Huffman
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Dafoe
Poona
Thomas
Red) Curran
Parrott Avenue
Rhythm Ramblers
Cooma
Am. Legion
Henry E. Wallingford
Triens
Vrank
Booma
Arena
Xerk Road
Beandette
Kid Parker
Rochester
Johnnie Dubeys
Sonny Mella
Taverkin
Hiss. Wareham
Young Sharkey
Charlie Maxfield Kittery
N. HH
Battling Alley
K. O. Dempsey
Ngford
Jake Egan
Tordsmouth
Haverhill
Women & Children
Kittery Grange Hall
Radio Broadcasting Orchestra
WCSH
Adm
Tronson
John
Dover
Portsmouth
South Cemetery
Legion Me
Vwerbert
Hoyt, JR
Frank E. Booma
Amoskeag
Ogdensburg, N. Y
Peirce
Thomson Bros
State St. and
Atlantic Heights
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