Trial Testimony on Coakley Fee Split in Pelletier Case
Testimony in the Pelletier trial details a 20 000 fee for Daniel H Coakley to stop prosecution of Emerson Motors and alleged divisions with district attorney and other figures. Witnesses describe conspiratorial talk and cross examinations reveal credibility and legal maneuvering as prosecutors seek to prove a fee split while Sen Reed challenges the witness’s reliability.
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Carroll
Coakley
Reed
Pelletier
Matches
James J. McCarthy
Emerson
Mr. Pelletier
McCarthy
Emerson Motors
Coakley Zee
Atlanta
Matcues
Witnes Box
Newark
San Francisco
Boston
New York
Kansas City
Robert G. Dodge
Matches Company
Daniel H. Coakley
District Attorney's Office
Carroll Gritness
Oakley
Mathhes
Mr. Matches
Boston Bar Association
Emerson Motors-Pelletier
Robert D. Weston
Bar Association
Attorney-General
Coleman
Godfrey L. Cabot
Senator Reed
Manton
Rugg
Stevens
Phi Beta Kappa Brothers
Allen
Mr. Carroll
Stevens and Mr. Carroll
Mr. Coakley
Mr. Reed
Rage, Co. J
Bugg
CC. J
C. J
Best Investment Kneeland Ever Made
S L Kneeland of Boston praises Tanlac as the best move he ever made after years of indigestion and poor appetite. He describes relief from stomach pains gas and nervous strain and says he now has strong energy for work. Tanlac is distributed by International Proprietaries Inc and sold in Boston by Liggett Drug Stores.
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S. L. Kneeland
Sawyer St
Boston
Rice & Hutchins, Inc
Tanlac
International Proprietaries, Inc
All Liggett Drug Stores
Harvard Freshman Debating Team Plans Brooklyn Debate
Harvard's freshman debating team travels to Brooklyn to argue that the 18th amendment should be repealed in a clash with the Boys High School of Brooklyn.
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Harvard
Brooklyn
Boys’ High School
Jealousy Delays Boston Wedding of War Hero and Clairvoyant
A 25 year old war hero John William Noisseux Jr of Roxbury and his 49 year old fiancée Hannah E Brown of Roxbury postpone their wedding after jealousy, described as spook influenced, derails the ceremony attended by visitors from the land beyond the grave.
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Spiritland
John William Noisseux, Jr
Roxbury
Hannah E. Brown
Wedding Cancelled By Ruse From Spirit Letters
An engagement on Cliff Street Roxbury was halted by an anonymous letter claiming a legal wife and royal spirits warned against nuptials. Clairvoyant investigation by the fiancé and local “Indian investigators” exposed the hoax, turning the plan into an engagement feast. The trouble letter was buried under dirt in the cottage cellar.
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England
Silver Arrow
Mrs. Brown
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Roxbury
Brown
Henry Ford Worth One Billion in Cash
Jan 6 Henry Ford is described as the world's richest man with about 121 million dollars in cash on hand. The article notes this cash is only a fraction of Ford's total wealth and serves as fuel for the Ford empire's daily operations.
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Henry Ford
Detroit
Ford
Henry Ford’s vast wealth and Muscle Shoals aim
The article notes Ford’s holdings total about 101 million in real estate and machinery with a going concern value, positioning him as a powerful figure. It discusses his plan to develop Muscle Shoals water power and other sites, aiming to eventually place power sites under government ownership while generating public profit.
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Henry Ford
Ford
Muscle Shoals
Mississippi Valley
Henry Ford Called Real American Billionaire by Bankers
Detroit bankers say Henry Ford tops the list of billionaires, surpassing John D. Rockefeller, with an estimated personal fortune around ten to fifteen million in their view.
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Detroit
Henry Ford
John D. Rockefeller
Bail Forfeited in Wood Alcohol Poisoning Case
In Brooklyn Supreme Court Justice Aspinwall forfeited $50,000 cash bail posted by Carmine Lizenziata who was convicted of manslaughter last May over wood alcohol poisonings in Connecticut and Massachusetts. The mixture allegedly made in Brooklyn caused the deaths. Lizenziata vanished after release on a certificate of reasonable doubt. District Attorney Ruston said he believed Lizenziata was responsible.
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New York
Supreme Court
Aspinwall
Brooklyn
Carmine Lizenziata
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Lizenziata
Ruston
Return Pursued in Italy as Effort to Reunite Emphasized
The statement notes an intent to return from abroad and an assurance to make every effort to facilitate the reunion. It highlights the involvement of key figures seeking resolution and a persistent push toward the eventual homecoming.
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Italy
Burch Tries Leap From Jail Rail On Way To Court
Arthur C. Burch, awaiting trial for murder, was escorted to the courtroom when he either slipped or deliberately tried to jump from a jail corridor railing to the floor about 30 feet below. A deputy restrained him as observers speculated on an attempted leap.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Arthur C. Burch
J. Belton Kennedy
Burch
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