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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1920

Page

6

Minot Responds to Garrison Over Newton Legion Letter

Wayland M. Minot, a World War I major, defends Newton Post No. 48 in reply to William Lloyd Garrison. He argues for firm punishment of enemies, praises military service, and warns against unconditional forgiveness.

Minot Newton Legion Post Wayland M. Minot Dono” Minot William Lloyd Garrison Newton Post American Legion Garrison Boston Mass Newton France Field Artillery 26Th Division Dover Post

Perjury Plot Charged At Zimmerman Trial

Testimony in the Zimmerman case centers on sympathy letters and alleged plots to mislead, with Jennie Zimmerman denying key statements. Peter Balkin and a Boston witness named Pass testify about influence, Bolshevik claims, and a proposed payoff for perjury as the trial unfolds.

Zimmerman

Boston student testifies to bribe plot in Zimmern murder case

Walter A. Pass, a Boston University student, testified that William Baxt offered him $50 to perjure himself against Jennie G Zimmerman, on trial for the slaying of her cousin Dr Henry Zimmerman. The claim compounded defense concerns of a plot to "put Jennie Zimmerman down" as the trial neared its close.

Pass Baxt Chambers Street West End Boston Boston University U.S. Public Health Service East Norfolk McKechnie Springfield Walter A. Pass William Baxt Jennie G. Zimmerman Henry Zimmerman William G. McKechnie Jennie Zimmerman Zimmerman

Boston Trial Witness Details Bribe Attempts and family ties

Pass testified that Baxt offered cash to corroborate his account of the Dorchester incident connected to Miss Zimmerman. He refused, noting another quote if he did not comply. Miss Minnie Brown testified about Dr Morris C Cornell’s alleged remarks denying Zimmerman's relations, plus a plan to pay Jennie to drop the case, which she described with sympathy for Jennie Zimmerman.

McKechnie Cornells Jennie Peter Balkin Jennie Zimmerman Cornell Zimmerman Mr. Wright Peter Wright Pass Baxt Dr. Zimmerman Rebecca Z. Cornell Dorchester Miss Zimmerman Brown Minnie Brown Miss Brown Boston Jewish Advocate Morris C. Cornell Northampton Mr. Balkin Jen

Roxbury Legion Opens Building Drive

Roxbury Post No. 44 American Legion launches a drive to raise funds for a memorial building honoring World War I dead. Tag day kicks off with hundreds of local girls and the ladies’ auxiliary selling tags to support the project.

Roxbury Roxbury Post, American Legion Building Fund

Embossograph Creditors File Claims After Company Scandal

Claims totaling about 150 000 were presented at the first meeting of Embossograph Products Company creditors in Salem before referee Oscar F Jackson. Trustees Philip W Jacobs Philip R Ammidon of Boston and Edward A Coulihan of Cambridge were named to manage assets as the firm's finances unravel after treasurer William S Stone vanished and is charged with embezzlement.

Salem Embossograph Products Company Oscar F. Jackson Philip W. Jacobs Philip R. Ammidon Boston Edward A. Coulihan Cambridge William S. Stone

Homestead Bill for Veterans Advances in House

By a 72 to 51 vote the House referred President McKnight of the Senate proposed veterans homestead aid to the next General Court, following Ways and Means committee recommendation for easy terms.

House Committee On Ways and McKnight Senate

Lawyer Romig Indicted in Bergdoll Draft Evasion Case

James E. Romig a Philadelphia lawyer was indicted by a federal grand jury in Baltimore on aiding and abetting Grover Cleveland Bergdoll in evading the draft. He was arrested in Philadelphia the previous day.

Baltimore James E. Romig Philadelphia Federal Grand Jury Grover Cleveland Romig

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