Bank overdraft and testimony on missing collections in McCrillis case
The Arlington National Bank in Lawrence overdrew after McCrillis admitted failing to turn in money from multiple collections. He claimed he kept no accounts then remembered a book. he cited letters, envelopes, and lost forms as reasons for delays. He said payments to the government were mixed with other funds and turned over to the surety after discharge, with several partial payments and disputed sums discussed in detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington National Bank
Lawrence
McCrillis
Elder
United States
Gloucester
P. E. Baudet
North Chelmsford
Frank H. Merrill
Haverhill
Merrill
Isaac Fishborn
Meade & Co
Newburyport
Mary Phelan
Lowell
Jonathan Bower
Tyngsboro
Bower
McCrillis Examined In Haverhill Visit Details
Testimony in the legalse lines reveals Mr. McCrillis questioned about a visit to Charles Legasse's house in Haverhill. Questions covered who let him in, presence of a woman, room activity, later encounters, and whether any payments or drinking occurred during a visit that included a girl at the Gem Theatre.
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McCrillis
Elder
Charles Legasse
Haverhill
Legasse
Gem Theatre
Legasse House
Carl Chandler
The
Herald
Treasury Service
New York
Gill
Michael J. Sheehan
Post
Sheehan
Knox
Mr. McCrillis
No Democratic Slate Yet For School Committee
President W T A Fitzgerald announced the Democratic city committee has not formed a slate for the upcoming school committee election. The municipal convention date is undecided but will be held one evening next week. Thomas J Kenny will not seek re election after six years on the board. Kenny cited business demands as the reason. Incumbents Kenny Mulvey Brett Brock Storrow Merritt Pierce Paine face term expirations. Brett Brock and Merritt seek renomination. A possible agreement with the Public School Association on candidate selection is under discussion with no decision yet. a slate is expected next week with rumored surprises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. A. Fitzgerald
Democratic City Committee
Democratic City
Thomas J. Kenny
Messrs
Kenny
Mulvey
Brett
Brock
Storrow
Merritt
Pierce
Paine
Democratic Organization
Public School Association
All Day Search in Lowell for Wire Thieves
Lowell November 18 police hunted copper thieves who cut many New England Telephone Company wires during the night. Between Lowell and Billerica two sections of 17 lines each were cut and about 100 pounds of copper removed. Between Burlington and Billerica 18 sections of 17 lines each were cut with a large quantity of copper taken.
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Lowell
New England Telephone Company
Billerica
Burlington
Trial transcripts reveal McCrillis tax and libel case details
Witnesses recount checks cashed and doubts about collecting illegal keeping taxes. McCrillis testified about drinking with Al Haskell, collecting taxes from Mrs. Wagner and Mrs. Coffey, and not recalling other payments. Journalists Chandler and Sheehan defend their roles. editors deny malice as court adjourns to continue questioning.
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McCrillis
al Haskell
Plum Island
Lew Wagner
Coffey
Gloucester
Narcisse Lachance
Frank Braley
al Cross
Douglas offers Dalton staff post to no one
Governor elect William L. Douglas has not decided on or considered any staff appointment. He has offered Adjutant General Dalton's post to no one. W. R. Buchanan, Douglas' private secretary and confidential manager, provides the authority for the statement. The query arose after a claim Douglas offered Dalton's place to General Nelson A. Miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Douglas
Dalton
W. R. Buchanan
Douglas
Nelson A. Miles
Movement seeks US government control of coal mines
In Waltham on November 18 a campaign begins to win labor union support for a petition to the President asking government ownership of coal mines. The petition, already circulating for signatures, asks the government to acquire and operate mines and to transport and distribute coal at a cost no higher than production and distribution.
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Waltham
Kurlander Thanksgiving Ball At Paul Revere Hall
The Kurlander Young Men's Charitable Association will hold its annual Thanksgiving evening at Paul Revere Hall Mechanics Building. The arrangements committee includes L Lowenstein as chairman Samuel Kleinman as floor director Abraham Bass as marshal and S Davidoff as chief of aids.
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Kurlander Young Men’s Charitable Association
Paul Revere Hall
Mechanics’ Building
L. Lowenstein
Samuel Kieinman
Abraham Bass
S. Davidoff
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Lary i
the American Cereal CO
Chicago
Ill
Chelmsford
Edward Kruck
Lewis
Kruck
Gould
Neil J. McEachern
M’crillis
Wane
Ren Brockton
W. L. Douglas
Brockton
Mass
W.L. Douglas
W.l.douglas
Corona Colt
Masa
G.c.&e. Eli
Boston
Washingto Street
Summer Street
Hanover Street
Washington Street
Court Street
Washington St
Oxford
Ott
Vicuna
DSI Atu Uua
Black Kersey
Pioneer
George W. Mansur
Mansur
Ransom F. McCrillis
Internal Revenue Collector
Daltons Place
Kurlander
United Cigar Stores CO
Japan
Russia
Lillian
Davenport
Londres
Prince George Cadets
Palma DE Cuba
Havana
Robin Hood
Marryat Invincible
New England
Gen. Peabody
Gen
Run
Pawtucket
Woonsocket
Providence
Fall River
Olneyville
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