Life Insurance Record Ties Dr Mohr to Son in Rape Trial
Testimony in the Mohr case shows a $10,000 life policy on Dr Mohr payable to Charles F Mohr Jr with Elizabeth Mohr as guardian. Witnesses describe motive, past conversations, and court actions as prosecutors detail the long legal battle and family ties surrounding the physician's case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Kelahan
Providence
John Hancock Life Insurance Company
Mohr
Charles F. Mohr
Cushing
Charles F. Mohr, Jr
Elizabeth F. Mohr
Rice
Stearns
John H. Armstrong
Providence Police
Reconciliation offer discussed in Mohr case letters
The document recounts Mrs Mohr seeking reconciliation with a doctor via Gustav Mohr and a Boston Globe reporter testifying in court. It notes preparations to visit Providence and involvement of Attorney General Rice and Attorney Cushing in cross and direct examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rice
Mary McConville
Mr. Rice
F. Mohr
Cushing
Providence
Winfield S. Thompson
The
Boston Globe
Warren
Healis
Letter Repudiating Mrs Mohrs Children
In a Warren town hall session Dr Mohr’s letter to his brother Gustav is cited arguing Mrs Mohr’s claim to his children is invalid. The testimony notes Healis and other figures, with questions about payments and prior knowledge of Mrs Mohr. Calm warnings follow about offensive newspaper illustrations and witness privileges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Pryor
Dr. Mohr
Mohr
Arthur D. Holland
Providence
Warren
Healis
Barrington Town Hall
Witnesses recall kindness of Brown and others to siblings
The proceedings describe how Brown and others were kind to a young witness’s sister and played with them. Brown is noted for telling jokes, including a story about entering a restaurant to buy ice cream, eliciting laughter from the audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Brown
Les
Brown
Lewis
Rice
Dr Mohr Wrote Brother Chil dren Not My Own Hearts Denied Plot
Testimony at a morning session in a New Bedford matter featured Dr. Mohr denying a plot and claiming he and Mrs. Mohr were not legally married. Witnesses included Mrs. Mohr's sister Ella Hogan of McEwensville and Fall River connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas E. Robbins
Barrington
Fitzgerald
George W. Healis
Gustav D. Mohr
McEwensville
Penn
Hogan
E. J. Sullivan
New Bedford
Beach Street
Fall River
Ella Myra Hogan
Woburn Pastor Accepts Maine Call
The Rev. Henry B. Williams resigns after 13 years at First Baptist Church Woburn to accept a call from Court Street Baptist Church Auburn Maine He will likely assume duties next month of the Maine church
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry B. Williams
First Baptist Church
Woburn
Court Street Baptist Church
Auburn
Williams
Maine
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Henry Spellman
Doctor
Robbins
Nayatt Road
Newport
Atty-Gen
McConville
Cushing's Safe
Mr. Cushing
Attorney Cushing
Gus
Mama
Littlefcharley
New Port
Charley
Hearis
Spellman
Atorney
Ivisions Shoe Shop
Russia
Milk ST
Old South Church
Cobb
Cobb’s Estate
Greater
Boston
COBBS
Boston Tea Company Ltd
Coffee House Ti
Court ST
Scuawe’ Acne
Mmer ST
Hanover and
Portland
Chalmers Motor Company
Massachusetts
O. L. Halsey
Packard
St. Louis
Mairne, New Hampshire
Vermont
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