The Broad Ax clipping
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Gray, William, 1841-1919; African American fraternal organizations
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HEAVY DAMAGE SUIT FILED AGAINST RICHARD E. MOORE AND OTHERS.
Rev. William Gray on last Monday commenced a $20,000 damage suit in the Superior Court of Cook County vs. the Most Worshipful Grand Lodge of A. F. & A Masons, of Illinois and also against Richard E. Moore, J. W. Moore, R. G. Hall, Frank W. King, L. W. Dickerson, Charles A. C. Smith on the charge of publishing and circulating a criminal libel and defamation of character against the plaintiff and stating that Rev. William Gray was conducting a fraudulent masonic scheme and was organizing bogus Masonic lodges and making Masons without any authority and power. John G. Jones Attorney, represents the plaintiff.
Rev. William Gray on last Monday commenced a $20,000 damage suit in the Superior Court of Cook County vs. the Most Worshipful Grand Lodge of A. F. & A Masons, of Illinois and also against Richard E. Moore, J. W. Moore, R. G. Hall, Frank W. King, L. W. Dickerson, Charles A. C. Smith on the charge of publishing and circulating a criminal libel and defamation of character against the plaintiff and stating that Rev. William Gray was conducting a fraudulent masonic scheme and was organizing bogus Masonic lodges and making Masons without any authority and power. John G. Jones Attorney, represents the plaintiff.
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