Former Boston banker Charles H. Cole arrives in Greenfield after jail sentence
Charles H. Cole once headed Globe National Bank of Boston pleads eight years in Franklin County jail. He and his two sons and wife stay at Mansion House before the three officers drive to the jail. Cole is placed in Cell No 1 with family allowed to decorate the cell.
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Charles H. Cole
Globe National Bank of Boston
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E. B.cole
Charles H. Richardson
Mr. Cole
Turnkey Cook
Lowell
Commonwealth
United States
Charles H., Jr
George A
Edward B
James H. Waters
James C. Ruhl
North Union Station
Buiner
Marshal Ruhl
Waters
Charlies H. Cole, Jr
Charles H. Cole, Jr
Post
Cole Sentenced for Misapplication of Bank Funds
Charles H. Cole, former president of Globe National Bank, was sentenced by Judge Lowell to eight years in Greenfield jail for criminal misapplication of about $800,000. He loaned $625,000 to Lovells using bank funds, concealed the fraud with false entries, and planned to repay the bank. Cole, 58, showed little emotion. his counsel urged leniency.
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Globe National Bank
Charles H. Cole
Lowell
United States District Court
Greenfield
Mr. Cole
Melvin O. Adams
William Schofield
Thomas W. Lawson
Benjamin W. Wells
United States
Jones
Cole
Lovells
Adams
Cole facing transfer fate and family plans at Greenfield jail
The report details Mr. Cole’s reaction to possible sentence placement in a state jail, noting his family’s choice to remain in Hingham due to Mrs. Cole’s ill health and other commitments. It describes Greenfield jail’s location, grounds, and supervision, including jailer C. B. Richardson and the 30 acre farm used for inmate work.
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Cole
Greenfield
Fitchburg
Boston
Richardson
Cellar Window Thieves Target Local Home
Fred H. Cheetham of 111 O street reported to Station 12 last night that thieves entered his house in the afternoon through a cellar window and forced a side door, stealing jewelry worth an unspecified amount.
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Fred H. Cheetham
111
O Street
Station 12
Fisher Michigan Fire Wipes Out Lumber Town
Fire at C. H. Worcester & Co. yards in Fisher Michigan destroys the saw mill planing mill and cedar stock valued at 75000 while most stores and homes burn. A special Milwaukee road train brought fire engines as a 1000 population town faced total ruin with losses estimated at 300000. A separate report notes a woman and child arrested for petty theft at police headquarters.
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Menominee
Mich
C. H. Worcester & Co
Fisher
Here
Wisconsin, Michigan & Northern Road
Lightning Destroys Ice Houses in Gardiner
A severe thunderstorm struck Gardiner Maine at 8 pm destroying the Haley ice houses below South Gardiner owned by the American Ice Company. The facilities held 35 000 tons of ice valued at 70 000 dollars with buildings worth 30 000 dollars, insurance likely in place.
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Haley Ice Houses
South Gardiner
Gardiner
Haley
American Ice Company
Arlington Mother Held After Department Store Intercept
Mrs. Kate Troy of Arlington broached to police with her infant after being intercepted for alleged shoplifting in a large department store. The incident occurred yesterday afternoon as she was brought to headquarters for questioning.
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Kate Troy
Arlington
Two Men Die In Methuen Farm Well Trench Collapse
Lawrence man Luke Pelkey, 43, died when a well trench on the Williams farm collapsed. Felix King was recovered alive but suffocated remains were found after rescue efforts. The accident occurred at twelve feet depth as Mrs. Williams alerted neighbors.
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Lawrence
Williams
Methuen
Luke Pelkey
Felix King
Pelkey
Salvation Army Meeting At Dudley Street Opera House
A Salvation Army meeting at Dudley Street Opera House drew a large turnout with Acting Secretary Holland and Captain Berenner delivering talks. There was a grand enrollment of recruits, music by the Cambridge Brass Band, and vocal numbers by Captains Berenner and Mazaba. Colonel Hofland and Lt Colonel Mrs Cozens with Majors Atkinson and Winchell attended.
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Dudley Street Opera House
Holland
Berenner
Cambridge Brass Band
Mazaba
Hofland
Cozens
Atkinson
Winchell
Lynn Celebrates Fifty Years with Parade and Pageantry
A Lynn city celebration features athletic events with winners from Newburyport Boston and Lynn, followed by a Classical and English High schools dual meet summary. A evening program includes Mayor Shepherd welcome, a historical address Growth in Fifty Years, songs, and a grand fireworks display concluding the festivities.
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Leach
J. Barry
Crowell
F. Barry
Hart
Pritchard
McGovern
Folkins
Porter
Jacobs
Goldthwait
Peterson
Lynn Theatre
Shepherd
Samuel B. Stewart
Mabel A. Ward
Columbia
Isabelle Boresnes
O’brien
City Hall Square
Governor Crane
City Hall
Boston Police Dee partment Seeks Clubhouse Near Court House
The 89 Club members discuss establishing a police clubhouse near the court house for officers to read law and enjoy themselves. The eleventh annual dinner at Tehan's Inn featured toastmaster Patrolman Searles who proposed a club tie. A committee will seek cooperation from the Young NeoGristian Association and other city organizations to support the project.
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Boston Police Deepartment
Court House
Alfred N. Douglass
Morris Wolf
Thomas Busby
Charles W. Searles
P. J. Inés
Charles Howell
James Mullen and
Henrck
Eugene Estes An Ohn McCaffrey
John Coffy
Thomas Bene
Edward Drew
Tehan’s Inn
Searles
Granite Cutters Demand Local Charters Over Labor Settlement
Secretary Duncan and the Granite Cutters National Union executive committee demand the charters of two local branches after a late granite industry settlement in Quincy. A mass meeting voted to invite Duncan to explain the charter demand and to meet the cutters Tuesday evening. The local majority backs the recent agreement with manufacturers and refuses to surrender charters.
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Quincy
James Duncan
Granite Cutters’ National Union
Duncan
South Shore Railways Stock Sold to Massachusetts Electric
At the South Shore Boston street railway annual meeting in Rockland on May 14, stockholders voted to transfer the company stock to Massachusetts Electric Company. The merger adds about sixty nine miles to Massachusetts Electric, including former South Shore routes from Weymouth to Rockland and nearby lines that had merged into the South Shore & Boston road last year.
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South Shore Boston Street Railway
Massachusetts Electric Company
Massachusetts Company
Smouth & Braintree
Hingham, Hanover, Fee
Eee ewaTee
Whitman Rockland
South Shore & Boston Road
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