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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1920

Page

13

Defense rests as Cabot conspiracy case proceeds to jury

Mr McClennen and John P. Feeney argued the defense rested on the indictment charging Godfrey L Cabot with conspiracy and urged acquittal. The judge denied the motion and ordered both cases to go before the jury.

McClennen John P. Feeney Godfrey L. Cabot

Cabot Case Focusing on Conspiracy Versus Receiving Stolen Property

In a Cambridge trial, Cabot faces conspiracy charges while co-defendants are indicted for conspiracy and receiving stolen property. Attorneys dispute intent and authority, outlining three key issues: animus of Weston, value of taken papers, and purpose of presenting them to a Bar Association committee. Weston testifies about his role as a Bar Association member and the handling of a contested letter. Coakley describes receiving papers and a photograph tied to a divorce case, kept in a registered mail file, with the papers allegedly belonging to him.

Cabot McClennen Mr. Weston Daniel H. Coakley John P. Feeney Commonwealth Mr. Feeney Mr. Coakley Waltham

Judge rules letter inadmissible in Weston case

In a court exchange Judge Dubuque rules a letter out as evidence after testimony about employment ties with Cabot staff. The discussion centers on whether statements about Hayes Bourdon and others should be admitted. The defendant Weston was asked to act in writing and did so, which was claimed but disputed.

Robert D. Weston Cambridge McClennen Mr. Weston Boston Feeney Hayes Mr. Cabot Mr. Feeney Bourdon Mr. Hayes Dubuque Weston

Port Santa Appeal Drives Small Donations

One dollar buys another bundle as supporters are urged to mail in to Port Santa today. Volunteers ask residents to send contributions to help fund the effort.

Port Santa

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