Pelletier Wins As Judge Denies Monday Trial Order
District Attorney Pelletier prevailed when Judge Jenney refused to order a Monday trial on the disbarment proceedings. The judge questioned authority and unanimity requirements for consolidating with the removal case, and Pelletier argued for a single-justice disbarment hearing with full-court exceptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pelletier
Jenney
Supreme Judicial Court
Edwin H. Abbot Jr
Abbot
Senator Reed
Supreme Court
Radcliffe Girls Sing With Harvard Choir
Radcliffe Choral Society prepares to join the Harvard Appleton Choir for Christmas carols with more than 60 Radcliffe voices chosen from 150 singers. Dr Davison conducts practice and Miss Isabelle Keliock leads the Radcliffe group in the joint concert open to the public.
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Radcliffe Choral Society
Appleton Choir
Harvard
Radcliffe
Davison
Department of Music
Isabelle Keliock
Disabled Veterans to Receive Christmas Gifts in Massachusetts
The State department of the American Legion will supply every hospitalized disabled veteran in Massachusetts with a Christmas stocking containing socks a fountain pen two handkerchiefs a pipe a pouch tobacco toilet articles a necktie and slippers. Posts are asked to send the names of hospitalized veterans and of the financially disabled so all may receive gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of the American Legion
Massachusetts
Coakley to Settle His Indebtedness
The offer by Daniel H. Coakley to settle his $637,651 debt to Tremont Trust Co and reclaim collateral has been accepted by Judge Jenney of the Supreme Court. Liquidity agent W Rodman Peabody said Coakley would pay over $600,000 in cash, with no equitable interest required.
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Daniel H. Coakley
Tremont Trust Company
Jenney
Supreme Court
W. Rodman Peabody
Coakley
Disbarment Case Delayed Over Client Affidavits
Supreme Court dispute over Sleeper disbarment proceeds was paused as new evidence questions whether Hollis Hunnewell was Sleeper’s client. Judge Jenney gave until December 27 to simplify exceptions and continued debate on including the full hearing record for appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenney
Supreme Court
Alvah G. Sleeper
Henry F. Hurlburt
The
Bar Association
Sleeper
William P. Dyer
Hollis H. Hunnewell
Theall
Hunnewell
Boston
Walter G. Grant
Hurlburt
Grant
New York Reader Reports John Brown Grave Near Lake Placid
A New York reader describes John Brown final resting place near North Elba in Essex County. He notes state ownership of the farm, a monument, an iron fence, and artifacts from Brown’s life on site. The Lake Placid area hosts care takers, with access by invitation from local families or officials Melville Derney and Byran Brewster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Post
John Brown
Harper's Ferry
North Elba
Essex County
New York
Lake Placid
Byran Brewster
Brown
Canada
Melville Derney
Lake Placid Club
Christmas seal sale enters final week in Boston
The Boston Tuberculosis Association focuses most funds on the Preventorium for Children as the Christmas Seal Sale enters its final week. Santa Claus in full costume and Mrs. Claus will be on Boston Common Tuesday soliciting funds through the seal sale, with representatives of foreign-born citizens in native costumes joining the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Tuberculosis Association
Santa Claus
Boston Common
Urge Effort for Airport Site in East Boston
Aeronautical enthusiasts met at the Engineers' Club on Commonwealth Avenue to push a united effort for an East Boston airport on filled land in the coming year. C. D. LeFevre of New York, representing the Society of Automotive Engineers, led the main address and said the national society aims to ascertain aviation's status in the country.
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New England
Engineers’ Club
Commonwealth Avenue
Boston
Cc. D. LeFevre
New York
Society of Automotive Engineers
United States
National Society
Norwich U receives $300000 residue from Hawkins estate
New York executors of Brigadier-General Rush C Hawkins estate transferred 300000 to Norwich University in Northfield Vermont. Hawkins fatally injured in New York auto accident in October 1920, native of Pomfret Vermont. He willed support for military education and Norwich graduates.
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Northfield
Charles A. Plumley
Norwich University
New York
Rush C. Hawkins
University
Hawkins
Pomfret
Norwich
Henry Cohen Dies, Allston Barber Remembered
Henry Cohen, a master barber long serving the Summer Street district, died leaving a notable imprint on his local community. He built a reputation for his skill, steady presence, and friendship with regular clients. Funeral arrangements were pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Cohen
Allston
Summer Street
Contract for Erection of School Is Approved
Mayor Peters yesterday approved the Schoolhouse Commission award of a contract for the erection of an 18 room intermediate school in the George Put nam district near School street and Egleston square to be completed next September. Thomas O Connor Co.
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Peters
Schoolhouse Commission
George Putnam
School Street
Egleston Square
Thomas’ O’connor & Co
Lowest bidder wins contract for 283000 dollars
The lowest bidder at 283000 dollars was awarded the contract.
Middlesex County Has Real Touch of Winter
Reports from outlying places reach Concord saying Middlesex County sees the first zero weather of the season. The lowest official reading noted by Town Treasurer Fred A. Tower at Concord was seven above zero. Ice dealers report half foot thick ice on small ponds.
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Concord
Middlesex County
Fred A. Tower
Weather Bureau
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Florence Scully
Appleton Chapel
Isabelle Kellock
Maine
Booth
Hecker
M. & J. Brand
E. E. Gray CO
Hanover
Legion
Armstrong Table
Way
Back Bay
New York Reader
North Lawrence, New York
Horlick
Horlick’s
ACG
Skinner
East
Norwich U
Idlewild Street
Alliston
Temple Chabel Sholom
Jattittere
Washington and
Hanover Streets
Ward
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