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guilty but was found guilty and lined $100. He appealed and was-pmced under $300 bonds.Emanuel Gross, 19, and Eli Levine, 17, charged Tuesday with breaking and entering Luey Abercvombie’s establishment, we:*- ^eld under $500 bonds each for hearing Thursday.There was a further hearing Thursday in the cases of James Casey, Emanuel Gross and Eli Levine, allof Springfield, charged with breaking and entering and larceny at the Luey Abercrombie wholesale warehouse. Gross and Levine pleaded not guilty, waived examination and turrfbd states' evidence telling how they were with-Casey and h^w the job was pulled. Casey stood, trial. All were bound over to the Grand jury and put under bonds of $1500 each, in default of which they went to jail.MONTAGUE CITYmeming -chapMrs.SandGeneMrs.BulliCoraclubtorywerecentmorelargeTheyearsmemCOMThcd F
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Greenfield Gazette and Courier
Greenfield, Massachusetts, US
Sat, Nov 08, 1919
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