Dispute at Brighton Abattoir Over Seized Beef
A clash at the Brighton abattoir pits Boston Board of Health inspectors against S. S. Learnard Company workers over seized beef stamped not to be sold. A teamster allegedly struck Health Inspector Dr. Burr during the scuffle. The matter is before Corporation Counsel Babson as authorities note increased seizures after Attorney General Malone's opinion.
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Boston Board of Health
S. S&s. Learnard Company
Health Board
Beef Company
Alexander Burr
Babson
Board of Health
United States
Durgin
The
Malone
Cyprus
S. Hapgood
S. S. Learnard Company
Boston Post
Boston Health Board
Boston
Somerville
Edward Steptoe Named Ball Director for Concord Club Event
Preparations are complete for the sixth annual ball of the Concord Club in Ward 12 to be held at Paul Revere Hall on April 26. Edward Steptoe has been chosen floor director and has assembled a capable staff of aids.
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Concord Club
Ward 12
Paul Revere Hall
Edward Steptoe
Governor Draper and Council Inspect Somerville Slaughterhouses
Governor Draper with Lieutenant-Governor Frothingham and state officials toured the New England Dressed Meat & Wool and North Packing & Provision plants in Somerville. They observed cattle hog and sheep slaughtering, noted US inspector procedures, and discussed implications for future beef infection legislation. The party then visited John P. Squire & Co. in East Cambridge before a group dinner and return to Boston.
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Frothingham
Malone
Austin Peters
Brightman
Bemis
Barry
Glidden
Cole and Goetting
Somerville
Walter S. Glidden
North Packing & Provision Company
Liston and Fish
United States
John P. Squire & Co
Gore Street
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Cambridge
Boston
Hall decoration to exceed prior efforts at postwar assembly
The hall decorations are planned to surpass previous efforts as invitations are complete and a large attendance is expected at this early post war assembly.
Lighting contract in mayor's hands
The Edison Illuminating Company street lighting contract for five years was presented to Mayor Hibbard by the Superintendent of Streets. The deal offers a substantial rate cut per light and about a 100 percent increase in lights, and the mayor was expected to sign today.
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Edison Iluminating Company
Hibbard
Emerson
Providence man pleads not guilty in Boston conspiracy case
James H. Tower of Providence in Superior Criminal Court yesterday pleaded not guilty to an indictment charging conspiracy related to the Boston agreement cases. He furnished bail of $2000.
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James H. Tower
Providence
Superior Criminal Court
Tower
Mass to be celebrated at state hospital for inebriates
Voxboro reports that on the upcoming Sunday the holy sacrifice of the mass will be celebrated at the Massachusetts State Hospital for Inebriates and Dipsomaniacs for the first time in its history, by Rev. Father Barry.
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Voxboro
Massachusetts State Hospital
Father Barry
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