Two Men Tried for Cruelty to Horses in Court
Clyde Batchelder of North Reading was arraigned in Woburn Court yesterday on cruelty to animals charges for driving a horse with a galled shoulder and fined $19. Jesse F. Barnaby of Charlestown faced a Municipal Court charge of horse beating and was fined $15. Agents of humane societies testified.
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Clyde Batchelder
North Reading
Woburn
Jesse F. Barnaby
Charlestown
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Honor Court for the Elks Plans In Boston
A $10 000 court of honor on Mont Street Mall will honor the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks national convention in Boston next July. Mayor Curley received a tentative plan yesterday and a conference will discuss acceptance Tuesday. The court may also host a Grand Army of the Republic convention.
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Tremont Street
Boston
The
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Curley
Avery Street
Grand Army of the Republic
Dentists Honor Forsyth at World Health Dinner
Dentists worldwide will participate in a testimonial dinner honoring Thomas Forsyth founder of the Forsyth Dental Infirmary. A massive silver loving cup by Tiffany will be presented to Forsyth, funded by dime subscriptions totaling 1500 dollars from dentists around the globe.
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Thomas Forsyth
Forsyth Dental Infirmary
Back Bay Tens
Somerset
Forsyth
Tiffany
Mayor Grants Movie License After Brief Public Hearing
Mayor Curley, after months of refusal, issued a license for a movie theater on Washington Street opposite Ruggles. Fred Green's corporation had already built an $80,000 house following the prior plan. The hearing lasted minutes with one speaker, the Mayor, who cited insufficient district patronage for a new theatre.
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Washington Street
Ruggles
Curley
Fred Green
Slater Suit Heard January Twenty Seventh
The $260 000 suit of Paul Hunt of Boston against his sister Mrs Mabel Hunt Slater to recover for services in the Slater mills reorganization will be heard by auditor Charles B Barmes. Hearings begin January 27 and end by April. The case, filed in 1914, stems from litigation by Mrs Slater with trustees under Horatio N Slater's will to keep the mills in the family business.
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Paul * Hunt
Boston
Mabel Hunt Slater
Slater Mills
Charles B. Barmes
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