GIRL TAKES POISON.
HOTEL EMPLOYEE’S FATE
DOCTOR’S EFFORTS FAIL. TRAGEDY IN CAMBRIDGE. [By Telegraph. —Press Association] CAMBRIDGE, Aug. 24. Una Maud Millard, a single Avoman, aged 28, employed at the Masonic Hotel, died last evening after taking a glass of poison. Shortly after 8 o’clock she was found in a room by another employee drinking Avhat appeared to be medicine. From a statement Miss Millard made it Avas realised something Avas Avrong, and a doctor Avas summoned, but his efforts Avere unavailing, Miss Millard dying an hour later. She left a note, which Avill be read at the inquest tomorrow.
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Thames Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 20094, 24 August 1937, Page 3
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