Ansers to Interrogatories in Fraud Suits Against Textile Firm Directors
Frank E. Richards and Albert Long of the American Textile Machinery Company answer fraud claims raised by Mrs. Alice Putnam and Mrs. Elizabeth Gordon of Danvers. They allege misrepresentation in stock sales dating from 1905 to 1906, with charges of undisclosed treasury shares and missing funds. Several defendants appeal Supreme Court rulings on interrogatories and demurrer in the third count.
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Frank E. Richards
Lynn
American Textile Machinery Company
Albert Long
Alice W. Putnam
Elizabeth L. Gordon
Danvers
C. H. Hutchins
Richards
Treasury
Supreme Court
Superior Court
Stock Frauds Alleged in Wool and Hemp Process Venture
Mrs Putnam and Mrs Gordon allege stock sales promises tied to a new wool and hemp combing process with US UK France patent rights. They claim officers touted a nearly $100000 contract and healthy company. Richards replies only patent rights from Albert Long exist. A promissory note to Long dated August 2, 1905 preceded company formation.
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Richards. Org
Richards
Albert Long
Long
Navy to buy shells from England test aims
Washington, Oct. 18. The Navy Department awarded Hadfield Steel Foundry Company a contract for 600 armor piercing projectiles out of 5000 total to be purchased. Officials say foreign shells could force lower American prices if English quality passes tests.
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Washington, D.C
United States Navy
Navy
Department
Hadfield. Steel Foundry Company
Sheffield
Runaway Parrot Delights Beacon Street Pedestrians
A talkative African parrot escaped its moorings on Beacon Street yesterday, perched on a Common pil ing and teetered for about ten minutes. The bird's speech amused passers by as it showed awkward flight and expressive chatter. Louis R. Mowbury returned from Bermuda and Florida with 325 tropical fish specimens for the Marine Park Aquarium.
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Beacon Street
Polly
Louis R.*mowbury
Marine Park Aquarium
Bermuda
Florida
Fire at Plaistow Farm Threatens Lefebvre Property
In Haverhill on October 18, residents saved George Lefebvre's house barn and outbuildings in Plaistow after a fire broke out. Men left fields and women left chores to form a water line, passing hundreds of buckets until flames were extinguished.
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Haverhill
George Lefebvre
Plaistow
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