Two Witnesses Swear to Sold Votes in State Election Trial
The defense called two witnesses who testified Faye was offered money to sign affidavits while others alleged payments tied to Frothingham and Luce. Testimony detailed payments to Foye and O'Brien, visits to the Parker House, and promises of protection for truth, with Murphy denying purchasing votes. The court overruled motions, and trial continued with Murphy and others presenting evidence.
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Thomas M. Cunniff
Democratic City Committee
Frank Ramsdell
J. J. Phelan
J. I. Bartholomew
Joseph Walsh
Murphy
David I. Walsh
Patrick Foye
John O’brien
Fred F. Flynn
Lawrence
Joseph V. Daly
Boston
W. H. B. Remington
Remington
Patrick H. Foye
Foye
Frothingham
Luce
Arcade
Walsh
Parker House
Boston Post
Flynn
Mr. Lowney
Cunniff
Republican
Mr. Walsh
Thomas Dibbs
Mr. Dibbs
Dibb’s
Dibb
John O'Brien
Washburn Street
Ravit
O’brien
Canavan
O’ben
John P. Lowney
Edward McDermott
Frank Fielding
Fielding
Thomas Cunniff
Lowney
Henrty
Pleasant Street
John E. Murphy
Republican City Committee
North End
John L. Pye
Bernard Devlin
Weld
Bowditch
Adamson
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