Dictograph Scandal Tangles Boston District Attorney Pelletier
A secret dictograph probe against District Attorney Pelletier emerges after a two year espionage effort by Cabot Allen and Storer. Hearings concluded, Bar Association report pending. Other dictagraphs found in Barristers Hall and linked to Cabot and the Watch and Ward Society. Potential indictments discussed as notices circulate. Revere House cleanup ties to long running investigations and charges.
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Supreme Court
Cabot
Allen
Storer
Tsar Association
Bar Association
Pelletier
Daniel W. McIsaac
Barristers’ Hall
Godfrey L. Cabot
Watch and Ward ‘Society
Frederick B. Allen
Watch and Ward Society
John H. Storer
Forest of Cabot
Revere House
Boston
Cheer Letter of Coolidge at New York Chamber Dinner
The 151st annual dinner of the New York Chamber of Commerce featured Alfred L. Marling of the Chamber of Commerce of the State of New York urging unity of world workers including employers and employees for higher production. Governor Calvin Coolidge sent a letter expressing regret for not speaking and praising Massachusetts wage earners and Americanization.
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New York
Alfred L. Marling
Chamber of Commerce
State of
Chamber
Calvin Coolidge
Massachusetts
Commonwealth
Liquor Sold Openly in Louisville Under Temporary Injunction
Louisville, Nov. 13. Whiskey was sold openly today from tax-paid floor stocks by two Louisville distillers under a temporary injunction from Federal Judge Walter Evans. Government warned prosecutions possible if war-time prohibition ruled constitutional by the Supreme Court. Distillers inclined to await Supreme Court action on Kentucky Distilleries case.
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Louisville
Walter Evans
Supreme Court
Kentucky Distilleries and Warehouse Company
Evans
Deaths ruled due to criminal negligence in Woburn crash
Judge Edward F. Johnson announced in the Fourth Middlesex Court in Woburn that the deaths of Mr and Mrs Francis T R Hill were due to criminal negligence. The inquest found gates failed to lower in time at Winn Street crossing causing a collision with a Boston and Maine train on Oct 11. Gate tender Patrick H Claf ey, 72, was identified.
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Edward F. Johnson
Fourth Middlesex Court
Woburn
Francis T. R. Hill
Winn Street
Patrick H. Claffey
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Standard Oil Co
New Jersey
Broadway
Interson
Roxbury
Navy
Alice T.nee Henderson
Patrick Interson
Martin Nolan
Wensley St
Coolidge
N. Y. Chamber
Kentucky
Lace
Emerson Shoe
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R.A White Co
Georgette Crepe
Toek
Georgette
Coats
Cheviot
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