Ponzi Witness in Publicity Suits
Charles Ponzi, jailed financier, testified in two suits involving his former publicity expert McMasters and Ponzi receivers. He sat with his wife as judge Severoni and others described Ponzi’s dealings, compensation disputes, and alleged acts tied to trust companies, storage leases, and state storage operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ponzi
Marshall Tower
Frank Severoni
Hugh W. Ogden
McMasters
Severoni
Ogden
Thurston
Kiley Charges Against Martin Hays in Session
Kiley attacked Representative Hays for sitting on the rules committee over alleged ties to Atlantic Storage Company described as wielding political influence. Hays claimed no financial stake beyond counsel for a pier tenant. he recused from voting in executive session, but remained at the hearing as Kiley accused him of graft tied to storage space and local firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fonseca
Merriam
Hays
John N. Cole
Public Works
Atlantic Storage Company
Cole
Hearn
South
Boston
Department of Public Works
Public Works Department
Fidelity Trust Company
Andrew P. Doyle
New Bedford
Rules Committee
East Boston
I. D. Codman
National Dock & Warehouse Co
Commonwealth Pier
Kiley
Representative Hays
Brighton
Representative Hearn
Youngs
General Court
House
Young
Commonwealth
Market Storage Warehouse Company
United States
Army Base
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charles Ponzi
Plymouth
William H. McMasters
Mrs. Ponzi
Judge Leveroni
William S. McNary
Hanover Trust
Morgan
Joseph Lundy
J. P. Morgan
Federal Reserve Bank
Mr. Ogden
Movrgan
Mr. Lundy
Keating
Edward A. Thurston
Lundy
Republican State Committee
Raps Works Department
State
Atlantic Company
Riley
Fidelity
Hanover
Prudential, Fidelity and Cos
Mopolitan Trust Companies
Burrell
Treasury Department
E. T. Slattery CO
Miss Tailor Maid
Miss Business
France
Miss Raffles
Frill
van Dyke
E.T. Slattery
Tremont Street
Boston Common
Berkshire
Walker-Stetson CO
Mass
Martin Hays
ORA Hygen Co., Inc
Portland
Maine
Oxford
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