Real estate man testifies in defense in blackmail trial
Charles W. Rice of Allston testified he did not blackmail A Blakely Smith but bought a letter to protect his friend Madame X, Miss Frances Borowski, and thwart a gang that sought money to suppress the letter. He described meetings, payments, and a later recovery plot involving a Village Square exchange and a Burns detective.
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Allston
United States District Court
A. Blakely Smith
Boston
Smith
Madame X
Young Men’s Christian
Boylston Street
Old South
Young Men’s Christian Union
Arch Street
Fennell
Palm Beach
Fla
Frances Borowski
Buckminster Road
The
Union
the Breakers
Miss Borowski
Pigeon
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Burns
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Brookline
Devyonshire Street
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Morse Avenue
Rice
C. A. Kirker
Cambridge
Standard Oil Company
Kirker
Morton
Goldberg
Three Gunmen Sentenced by Superior Court
In a Superior Criminal Court session Judge Bisk presided as Angelo Leoretta and Nicola Cappucacino were convicted by a jury of assault with intent to commit murder and received two years in the house of correction. Giuseppe Pregone was convicted of assault with a dangerous weapon and sent to the same institution for fifteen months.
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Superior Criminal Court
Bisk
Angelo Leoretta
Nicola Cappucacino
House of Correction
Giuseppe Pregone
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