Gang Sought to Control Attorney Generalship
The Attorney General moved to clean house by not reappointing four Middlesex county assistant district attorneys after the Supreme Court ousted the chief. The page details a broad probe into blackmail rings tied to Boston lawyers, the Mishawum Manor case, and upcoming disbarment actions against Corcoran Medisaac and Coakley with others to face prosecution.
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Fitchburg
Supreme Court
Attory
Tufts
Middlesex County
Herman A. Wagner
Everett
Raoul H. Beaudreau
Marlboro
H. Frances Brady
Watertown
Frank Goldman
Lowell
Daniel H. Coakley
Daniel V. Medisaac
William J. Corcoran
Utter
J. Weston Aller
Mishawum Manor
Sev
Krementz Builds Life-Guaranted World Jewelry Line
From a single acorn of a collar button Krementz expanded into a full line of men s jewelry. Each piece is guaranteed for life and carries the same quality as the original collar button. The collection is now sold globally.
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Krementz
Attorney General to confer with Governor on Tufts successor
It is known the Attorney General will confer with Governor Cox on the Tufts successor. The Governor is believed to accept recommendations and the Middlesex district attorney will take office with instructions for many Tufts trial cases. Four prominent candidates are James P. Brown Edwin H. Abbott Jr Leland Powers and Philip R. Ammidon. The AG says no formal breach with Cox though not always in full accord.
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Cox
Tufts
Middlesex
Allen
James P. Brown
Everett
Philip R. Ammidon
Cambridge
Edwin H. Abbot, Jr
Leland Powers
Newton
Action on Gordon Still Undetermined in Cambridge
Chief of Police John J. McBride and Mayor Edward W. Quinn plan a conference to decide on the fate of Captain Herbert Gordon, a Cambridge officer linked to District Attorney Tufts. Gordon was assigned to the district attorney's office at Tufts's request as the hearing drew attention.
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Herbert Gordon
Cambridge
John J. McBride
Tufts
McBride
Edward W. Quinn
Gordon
Loud Case Hit by Tufts Exit
The Commonwealth case against Clarence W. Loud for the murder of Patrolman Preston in Wakefield last April could be upset by District Attorney Tufts stepping down. Tufts led investigations, conducted searches in Wakefield, and questioned Dorothy M. Smith, a North Cambridge girl linked to Loud and his circle.
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Commonwealth
Clarence W. Loud
Preston
Wakefield
Tufts
Loud
East
Cambridge
Dorothy M. Smith
North Cambridge
Townsend hunted as murderer
Harry F. Townsend of 462 Putnam Avenue Cambridge is sought by New York City and Cambridge police for the alleged murder of his sister Margaret whose body was found Thursday in a closet in a rooming house at 341 West 22d Street
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Harry F. Townsend
Putnam Avenue
Cambridge
New York City
Margaret
West 22d Street
Mystery Surrounds Disappearance of Suspect in Gruesome Cambridge Case
New York detectives and Cambridge officials probe a death case in which Margaret Townsend was found strangled in a lodging house attic on West Twenty-second Street. Her brother Harry Townsend, identified as the man who lived with her, has vanished and is sought nationwide. Authorities believe he accompanied her to New York and Cape Cod before returning home to claim work on a Lehigh Valley coal barge. The family awaits his return at Putnam Avenue.
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Henry P. Oswald
New York
Putnam Avenue
West Twenty-second Street
Harry Townsend
Dorchester
Margaret Townsend
Brother
Frank Florence
Cumberland Street
Brooklyn
Townsend
Margaret
Sambridge
Cape Cod
Bear Mountain
N. Y
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
Foston
Perth Amboy
N. J
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Gang
Bar Association
Boston Bar Association
Henry F. Hurlburt
Corcoran, Coakley
Mc Isaacs
Joseph C. Pelletier
Suffolk County
Mr. Hurlburt
Boston
Eral
Greater Boston
Pelletier
Melisaac
Coakley
Corcoran
McIsaac
Sullivan
Charles R. Cabot
Middlesex County Grand Jury
Cabot
Harry
Marguet
Big
Revere
Tappan
Frank Grasso
Louisa 9Ick
CF 7Tiquey
Ladies’ Home Journal
Europe
America
Fo.slattery Co
Tremont Street
Boston Common
Coty
Madame _ Rubinstein
Renee
Paris
Callot
Worth
Drecoll
Lanvin
Vionette
Jenney
Misses’ Coats
Sorrento
Jersey
Panvelaine
Marvella
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