Court Clears Pelletier in Key Cases and Faces US Supreme Court
The court finds Pelletier not guilty in several cases including the Waxman and Stone matters. It notes misconduct by aides may have occurred but faults no personal knowledge by Pelletier. The ruling criticizes improper influence and highlights a rare nolle prosequi in a civil context.
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Marty. Thies
Waxman
Pelletier
Halsetter
Perry
Stone
Charlies E. Corkran
Nolle
Iis
Ita
Na Municipal Court
National Motor Accessories Corp
Air
Woolworth Bldg
New York City
Mary Fuller
Brownlie Kennedy
Israel Mancovits
Gallagher
Alfred Soracco
Mancovits
Commonwealth
Candidates Urged for Suffolk District Attorney Post
Governor Cox plans to name a Boston Democrat to fill Suffolk County DA until the November state election. Five or six candidates are under consideration including Walter L. Collins Thomas C. O'Brien John C Hughes Edward L. Lovfan John A. Sullivan and John A. Brett. The final choice was expected at the executive council meeting tomorrow with strong bar association support.
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Pelletier
Cox
Executive Council
Boston
Suffolk County
Joseph C. Pelletier
New Hampshire
Walter L. Collins
Penal Institutions
Thomas C. O’brien
John C. Hughes
Edward L. Lov Fan
South Boston
101St Regiment
Sas
John A. Sullivan
Boston Finance Commission
Curley
John A. Brett
Boston School Committee
Collins
Boston Bar Association
Oo Ae
Nathan Aybutts
Middlesex County
Court's Findings in Emerson case reveal extortion scheme
Long opinion details a web of alleged coercion and threats involving Emerson Motors, Metropolitan Motors, Coakley, Corcoran, and others. It cites extortion attempts totaling up to $80,000 from Bermans and $50,000 from Curtis Wilson Emery and family, with accusations of improper motives and failed prosecutions across multiple named individuals. The document includes defendant statements and judicial reactions, concluding some charges not proven while affirming others.
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Metropolitan Motors Company
Coakley
Warren C. Daniels
Emery
William J.corcoran
Middlesex County
Curtis Wilson Emery
Elizabeth
Jennie S. Chase
Pelletier Bitter Denounces Court as Arbitrary and Unjust
Joseph C. Pelletier issues a strong statement denouncing the Supreme Court as an arbiter of destinies and an unjust interpreter of law. He contrasts modern rulings with earlier rights of appeal and laments increased judicial power, accusing judges of removing accountability and citing cases and witnesses to challenge the court.
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Joseph C. Pelletier
Supreme Court
England
Jefferson
Washington
Lbértines
Reed
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U. S. Supreme Court
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Arthur. L. Stone
Tufts
ACC
NACO
Szathmary
Cooper Street
Jordan Marsh Company
Oneida Community
Par Plate
Ardsley
Emerson. Motors
Daniel H. Cook
Emerson Company
Dorothy’ Cote
Cote
Guy W. Lawrence
Merrill W. Shute
Shute
Emma F. Brackett
Bangor
Meyer Berman
Coakley and
Corcoran
Bermans
Walter A. Buckley
Ackerman & Brummel
Benjamin Piscopo
Daniel V. McIsaac
Frank Peters
Peters
Edward C. Tripp
Tripp
Charlotte Broad
Alfred. Sor
Eco Liquor
Israel
Mancovitz
Stathmary
John Prendergast
Agnes Bennett
Thomas Nee
George T. Perry
Charles
Janes
Brownie J .Kennedy
Brownie Kennedy
Corcoran’s
Arthur ‘L. Stone
Ay Olemy
Pers
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Tenn
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Cat’ Tometer
Ted
Charles "G. Cothran
Gulilty
John W., Goff
New York
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Alleé
Union Club
Ilo
Wiley
Attey-General
Godfrey ,Cabot
Watch and Ward Society
Supreme Judicial Court
Bar Association
R. D. Wetson
Association To Mana
Hundowell
Maoterant
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Fanah
Lowe Brothers
Boomfield
Ivy Ivons
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Hovey
Dent-de-Lion
C.F. Hovey Co
Harvey
the Music Center of Boston
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Scott
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