Governor May Testify In Suffolk County Conspiracy Trial
Governor Walsh may testify as a witness in the trial of George W. Miller Frederick L. Green and Thomas H. Kingston former attendants at the North Grove street morgue indicted on two counts for conspiracy to defame Dr. George B. Magrath medical examiner of Suffolk county and conspiracy to steal. The governor cannot be compelled to testify but may do so voluntarily.
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Walsh
George W. Miller
Frederick L. Green
Thomas H. Kingston
North Grove Street
George B. Magrath
Suffolk County
Aiken
Trial of three men over medical examiner charges and theft plot
The trial centers on alleged conspiracy to injure Medical Examiner McGrath and steal $230 from a $350 sum found on Timothy O'Brien's body after his death at Bay State Trust Company.Witnesses describe locating the money, counting $350 in tens, and an affidavit about the funds. The case, connected to the governor and other officials, is expected to produce sensational testimony.
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Magrath
Miller
Green
Kingston
Timothy xX. O’brien
East Newton Street
la Grange
O'Brien
Daniel J. Kiley
Miller and Green
O’brien
Wyman
McIisaac
Kiley
Mr. Messaac
J. B. Thornton
Huntington Avenue
Bay State Trust Company
James B. Walsh
Broadway Extension
Jones Undertaking Concern
Trust Company
Frederick L. Green
Walsh
Hastman
Pedalino On Trial For Newton Murder In East Cambridge
Antonio Pedalino alias Vincenzo Paladino of Newton faces first degree murder charges for a June 28 1914 shooting in Newton. The trial began with jury impaneling and a 10 man panel drawn from 31 summonses. Jurors visited the crime scene but heard no testimony.
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Antonio Pedalino
Vincenzo Paladino
Newton
East Cambridge
Antonio Gimalaro
Gillooly Sentenced to Three to Four Years in Prison
Frederick L. Gillooly longtime chief clerk in the overseers of the poor department was sentenced to Charlestown State Prison for three to four years after pleading guilty to larceny totaling about $8000 from funds under his charge. Council considers granting a $100 annuity to the widow of Lieutenant William H. Magner of the Boston Fire Department who died from injuries after a fall. The order will be discussed at Saturday's council meeting.
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Frederick L. Gillooly
Charlestown
Ile
William H. Magner
Boston Fire Department
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