Hold Up Market Junket Trip Debated by Council
Ward 11 Councilman Pierce opposed a proposed market study junket to New York Philadelphia and Baltimore saying the trip serves no purpose and costs at least 1000. Mayor Fitzgerald criticized reformers seeking travel while noting no concrete plan exists and secrecy shrouds committee deliberations. He added information on market hours could be obtained by mail.
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Ward 11
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Fitzgerald
Attorney Edward B. Hale Guilty of Embezzlement
In Superior Criminal Court Attorney Edward B. Hale was found guilty of embezzlement in a case involving a deed valued at 2300 dollars. The jury acquitted on the larceny charge, bail remained at 2500 dollars, and a motion for a new trial was filed through his brother and attorney William P. Hale.
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Edward B. Hale
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Hale
Miller W. Crocker
Advocates Better Fire Fighting Methods For Forest Fires
State Forester F W Kane urges updated forest fire protection after Middleboro blazes. He cites extinguishers as highly effective and notes land values fall sharply after fires. Legislators consider bills on improved protection and modern methods, with Professor Rane capturing pictures for exhibition.
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Middleboro
F. W. Kane
Rane
Penrose Visits White House Amid Conspiracy Claims
Senator Penrose of Pennsylvania visited the White House for about an hour denying involvement in any conspiracy disclosures. He met with Secretary Loeb and avoided comments while reporters followed to the gates. Senator Bourne of Oregon later arrived and said no conference occurred with Penrose or the President.
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Lane Charged With Concealing Assets in Bankruptcy
Harry E. Lane of Wakefield faced trial before Judge Dodge in a U S District Court on charges of concealing real estate held in his sister’s name and an undisclosed sum from his bankruptcy trustee Harrison Dunham. The government says Lane listed assets at $1 with liabilities at about $5000. the defense contends he is mentally irresponsible.
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United States District Court
United States
French
Lane
Harrison Dunham
Silent Smiths Sister Arrives to Share Estate
Lady Cooper, sister of the late James Henry Smith, arrives on the Deutschland to New York to attend the settlement of the Smith estate. She is said to have been left a large share of the fortune and travels with Sir George Cooper.
Mayor to Attend Ward 17 Tamany Club Housewarming
Mayor Fitzgerald will give an address at a Ward 17 Tamany Club housewarming tonight. Alderman James M. Curley, a street commissioner candidate, will preside.
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Fitzgerald
Tammany Club
James M. Curley
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