Admits He Sent Girl 150 Notes In Love Suit
Boston manager Howard S Black of Wilmington Fibre Company testifies in Suffolk Superior Court as first witness in Clara Leavens case claiming to have written about 160 letters to the Everett nurse. He admits divorce in 1917 and denies illegal operation or funds to her. says meetings and dinners occurred to settle a debt. The trial resumes today with John Comerford for Black.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard.s. Black
Boston
Wilmington Fibre Company
Clara Leavens
Everett It Jr
Suffolk
Chilren
Ernie
G. L
New York
Right to Carry His Own Liquor Declared Not Guilty
In New Bedford Judge Milliken ruled it not an offense to possess intoxicating liquor under state law and found Joseph Silvia not guilty of illegal possession with intent to sell. Silvia admitted moonshine in a satchel and was drunk. the court discharged him and placed the care of the liquor on file.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Milfen
Joseph Silvia
West Betacex
Silvia
Milliken
Burke seeks prohibitory writ to halt district court action
Frank J. Burke of Boston petitions the Supreme Judicial Court for a writ of prohibition to stop Judge Pheaseott Keyes of Concord District Court from continuing action on a summons. Burke argues the matter mirrors a previous case already adjudicated and transferred to Middlesex Superior Court. The issue, tied to a 1918 apple theft conviction and a 1920 non prosecution, was set for next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Burke
Boston
Supreme Judicial Court
Pheaseott Keyes
District Court Dala
Concord
Manan
Keyes
Nathan A. Tu
Burke
Russell Kruman
Tufts
Red Cross Thanks Publicity Partners
Herbert C. Parsons expresses gratitude to the Boston Metropolitan Red Cross publicity team and the Post editorial staff for their ongoing support. He notes resource cuts forcing publicity budget reductions but asks continued cooperation to promote Red Cross interests to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RED Cross
POST
Sirm
Boston
The
Taving
Herbert C. Parsons
Junk Dealer Says He Was Held Up in Daylight
Junk dealer David Dolan of 20 Minot Street says three young men forced him into a Hanover Street doorway in broad day light and robbed his pocket of 17 dollars at Joy Street station last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joy Street
David Dolan
Minot Street
Hanover Street
Two Men Plead Not Guilty in Mail Fraud Probe
Thomas C. Perkins of Hartford and Guy White of North Tonawanda with 40 others were indicted by a federal grand jury on a mail fraud conspiracy. They posted bail of 2800 each. Perkins is a director of the American Textile Soap Company and connected to Hershel-Spillman Motor Company. White is tied to Hollister, White & Company, with other officers indicted for complicity in the scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas C. Perkins
Hartford
Guy White
North Tonawanda
N. Y
Federal Grand Jury
Morton
United States District Court
Hershel-Spillman Motor Company
Perkins
American Textile Soap Company
Spingfield
Hollister, White & Company
Hub Ship Gets Lead In Race
Four lumber laden schooners crossed St Johns Bar and headed up the coast in an old time wind jammer race. The fifth vessel Wavenock bound for New York sailed late last night after weather moderation allowed sea passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Fila
St. John’s Bar
New York
Procession Leaders Named in Bar Crossing Event
The Lewis K Thurlow led the Boston contingent this morning with Eleanor P Bartram and Charlotte A Maxwell from New York and the Halbournes representing Baltimore following.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis K. Thurlow
Boston
Eleanor P. Bartram
Charlotte A. Maxwell
New York
Halbournes
Baltimore
Seven detectives promoted to inspectors in Remerton Police
Seven detective sergeants in the Bureau of Criminal Investigation at Remerton Square were raised to inspectors in a general order read at roll call. The promoted officers are John A. Dorsey Stephen J. Flaherty Frederick M. Finn Thomas F. Mulrey William F. Crawford Timothy F. Donovan and James F. Doncannon. They filled all vacancies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Remberton Square
John A. Dorsey
Stephen J. Flaherty
Frederick M. Finn
Thomas F. Mulrey
William F. Crawford
Timothy F. Donovan
James F. Doncannon
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Massachusetts
John Comerford
National Blank Book CO
Riverside, Holyoke, Mass
Superior Court
Middlesex County
Mark Down Sale Furnishings
Roxford Union
SALE
Wolf’s
Hanover and
Portland Streets
Scollay, Haymarket and
Adams Squares
Washington Street
HUB Ship
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