Commissions for Mrs Brightwell testifies at hearing
At a federal hearing on the Old Colony Foreign Exchange, William F. Bouchie testified that Mrs. Charles M. Brightwell received 1100 dollars in commissions and regular 10 percent cuts for securing investors. He recalled a $11,000 investment and noted cash in a large leather bag carried to East Boston each night.
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Old Colony Foreign Exchange Co
Charles M. _ Brightwell
Old Colony Foreign Exchange Company
John E. Hannigan
Exchange Company
Federal Building
William F. Bouchie
Brightwell
Catherine
Testimony In Brightwell Case Focuses On Gifts
In a tense courtroom exchange Mrs. Brightwell asserts her husband gave her only five dollars’ worth of funds from the operation and admits a personal balance of 1450. Cashier Mary Conley testifies she saw no large transfers or repayment of 27 500 of 35 000 tied to a safety vault. Frank Spano of Lawrence is expected to testify when hearings resume at 10 30 this morning.
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Flaherty
Hannigan
McIsaac
Walter Gallagher
Devonshire Street
Brightwell
Frank Spano
Middle Street
Lawrence
Town of Fivizzano Wiped Out by Earthquake Destruction
A Spezia telegram to the Exchange Telegraph reports the town of Fivizzano, 34 miles northwest of Lucca, completely demolished by an earthquake. It adds that Solero and Monte were badly wrecked.
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Fivizzano
London
Lucca
Spezia
Exchange
Solero
Monte
Autoist Sentenced for Intoxication in Concord
Maurice Basher of Waltham Street Lexington was sentenced to three months in the House of Correction by Judge Prescott Keyes in the District Court on the charge of operating an automobile while under the influence of liquor. He appealed and was held in $2000 bonds for appearance in the Superior Court.
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Concord
Maurice Basher
Waltham Street
Lexington
House of Correction
Prescott Keyes
Justice Holmes Sits In Worcester Equity Case
In Worcester, Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes and Circuit Judge George W. Anderson with Judge James M. Morton Jr. presided over the equity case of William M. Lindsey who seeks to resume medical practice and to prefix Dr. to his name. Lindsey claims two Worcester physicians on the registration board acted from jealousy. Attorneys argued Lindsey’s nine years of practice and the state’s new laws, with the federal panel deferring to state jurisdiction. The matter was taken under advisement.
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United States
Supreme Court
Oliver Wendell Holmes
George W. Anderson
James M. Morton, Jr
Federal District Court
William M. Lindsey
Worcester
Lindsey
Worcester County
Registration Board
Hector M. Hitchins
Seagrave
Hitchins
Commonwealth
Massachusetts
Justice Holmes
Attorney General Allen Targeted by Suffolk Worcester DAs Board
The passage notes proceedings involving Attorney General Allen, the district attorneys of Suffolk and Worcester counties, and the board of registration in medicine as parties or targets in a legal or regulatory matter.
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Allen
Suffolk
Worcester Counties
Board of Registration In Medicine
Income Tax Third Instalment Due September Fifteenth
Internal Revenue Collector John J. Mitchell notes slow receipts for the third instalment of the 1920 income tax due by September 15. Officials estimate 65 000 payments remain, with many taxpayers delaying until the last moment. He urges taxpayers to send statements and remittances together. penalties will apply to delinquents.
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Internal Revenue
John J. Mitchell
Uncle Sam
Income Department
Mitchell
Arlington Lexington Belmont open for new school year
The public schools in Arlington Lexington and Belmont will open this morning for the new school year. Each town expects record enrolments. Several changes have been made to teaching staffs at the schools.
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Arlington
Lexington
Belmont
Plymouth Tercentenary Greetings From Massachusetts
A cable message from William E. Kyle, chairman of the Plymouth tercentenary committee, sends cordial greetings from Plymouth Massachusetts to Plymouth England. The note honors the Pilgrims birthplace in England and shares their enduring ideals as Plymouth England marks a seven day tercentenary celebration.
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Eng
William&. Kyle
Plymouth
England
Massachusetts
Plymouth England
William 8S. Kyle
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Beston
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Boston Baggage
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Wordy
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U. S. Court
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Lynn Shoe Manufacturers
Shoes
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A. Shuman & CO
Shaman Corner
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