Dorchester Men arraigned in motor boat theft case
William Norman and Gordon Sargent of Dorchester faced Judge Churchill in Dorchester Court for larceny of a $300 motor boat after a chase by Special Officer Williams of Station 11. Norman was found not guilty. Bent was found guilty on two counts, placed on probation until Sept 1, and ordered to pay $50 restitution plus court costs.
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William Norman
Gordon Sargent
Dorchester
Williams
Churchill
Norman
Sar- Bent
Two Men Arrested in Larceny at West End House
William T. Higgins and John Vaughan of 8 Joy Street West End were arrested yesterday on larceny charges relating to Mrs. Jennie M Windbladt the landlady. Police say they seized a diamond ring two promissory notes and two bank books valued at 6500 from her absence. Inspectors Norton and Patterson made the arrest.
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William T. Higgins
John Vaughan
Joy Street
West End
Jennie M. Windbladt
Norton and Patterson
Caring for Horses in Hot Spell
Boston Work Horse Parade Association issues rules for horse owners and drivers in hot weather. President Henry C. Merwin and secretary Lewis A. Armistead announce timely hints urging constant watchfulness to protect horse well being and efficiency during the heat.
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Greater
Boston
Boston Work Horse Parade Association
Henry C. Merwin
Lewis A. Armistead
How to care for a horse in hot weather
A dated guide offers practical steps to keep a working horse safe in heat. It covers hydration, shade, washing, sponging, head cooling, watering at night, hay and salt, gear choices, and signs of heat stress requiring immediate action.
Paint Trade Club Outing Sets New Club Milestone
The first annual Paint Trade Salesmen's Club of New England outing at Suntang Lake Inn Lynnfield drew 120 members from firms east of Chicago. The baseball game featured Howard Ryder and Lew Hamro as captains, a 27 to 6 Ryder win, and lighthearted midgame antics. After-dinner events included potato and egg races won by Edna Lord and Ida Benjamin, with Mrs. A I McLaughlin taking a wheelbarrow prize. George C Morton was guest of honor while H W Smith led the event.
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Suntang Lake Inn
Lynnfield
Howard Ryder
John Campbell
Chicago
North Station
Suntang Inn
Burbank Ryder Company
Lew Hambro
Hildreth Varnish Company
Sidney Washauer
Hambro Hammerers
Ryder Rolsterers
Frank R. Whitney
Brooklyn Varnish Company
Campbell
William Jkelcher
Frank Davenport
Fred W. Armour
Edna Lord
Ida Benjamin
Bristol
R. I
Benjamin
A. I. McLaughlin
George C. Morton
Carpenter Morton Company
H. W. Smith
Real Estate Men Arrested in Gr Jury Probe
Two more real estate operators, Edgar Locklin of Ni Scituate and Henry L. Pitkin of Back Bay, arrested on larceny and contract charges. They allegedly obtained 300 and 650 dollars from Ernest J. Shawpir Amesbury in March. Five others were arrested Wednesday and await trial on bail.
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Edgar Locklin
Ni Scituate
Henry L. Pitkin
Eth Durnham Street
Back Bay
Ernest J. Shawpir
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