Alleged graft by police cited in Lutchnich trial
Irving L. Sokol testified at the Lutchnich pawnbroker case that police demanded protection money from his father to shield officers Parker and Fay. Sokol said payments began in June 1915, with further monthly sums arranged, while officers denied wrongdoing. The trial adjourned to June 5 for further cross examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving L
Lutchnich
Sokol
Alpheus Parker
Joy Street
Patrick J. Fay
David
Parker
Ll Fame
Green Street
Lutehnich
Fay
Tragedy as buggy horse crashes killing man in Lexington
Martin Fisher, 40, a paper hanger of Bedford street Lexington, is killed outright when a frightened horse and buggy crash into a tree on Old Lexington road near Lincoln Centre. His wife is injured and unconscious, suffering head wounds as she clings to him. Medical Examiner Henry J. Walcott of Concord confirmed Fisher's death.
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Martin Fisher
Bedford Street
Lexington
Fisher
Old Lexington Road
Lincoln Centre
Lincoln
Lexington Street
Strawberries and Abuse Linked to Divorce Suit
Mrs Lillian Watchmaker accuses Abraham Watchmaker a Boston grocer of cruelty in a Superior Court divorce case. She says he threw overripe berries at her during an incident involving a whole box of fruit and cites danger to slip hazards. The testimony was given before Judge Mc Laughlin yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Watchmaker
Abraham Watchmaker
McLaughlin
Boston
Witness Recalls Harsh Treatment in Domestic Case
Mrs Watchmaker testified that her husband habitually cursed her with a Jewish insult and swore at her nearly every day, describing a pattern of abusive behavior in the domestic matter.
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Band's
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SASS
Saturn
Percale
Gingham
Coats
EGAL
Olo Tler
Mfg. Co
Malden
Mass
Abraham Lutchnich
West End
Brackett
Huri
Couple
Lexington Road
Strawberries
CRUEL
Israel Cohen
Crawford-Plummer Co
Crawford-Plummer Company
Asa P. French
Louis B. King
Plummer’s
Washington Street
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