Not Guilty in Cambridge Robbery Jury Controversy
Local jurors faced scrutiny after a Cambridge poolroom case ended with a not guilty verdict amid claims of misrepresentation and alcohol fueled confusion. Mikowski and Kavolus, both in their early twenties, were accused of robbery but jurors felt misled by testimony and records read aloud during proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Mil Cambridge
Mikowski
Kay
Mike Kavolus
Cambridge
Kavolus
Mds
Patrick Healey
Mikowe
Court Crier
Mary E Sexton Rites Held At St Bridget’s Church
Funeral services for Mrs Mary E Sexton were conducted Monday at St Bridget’s with a requiem mass by Rev Edward F Crowley and a musical program. Bearers included James Sexton, A J Rourke, George Lynch, Howard King, Thomas King, and Robert Sheridan. Burial followed in St Bridget’s Cemetery.
Marlboro to Hear Opposition to Assabet River Plan at Hearing
Local officials led by Mayor Temple and Solicitor Simoneau prepare to argue against the Assabet River water plan at the State hearing. Residents from Marlboro and nearby towns warn the proposal would harm Concord Maynard Hudson and Camp Resolute sites and shift land damages to them. Opponents predict another harsh drumbeat as the hearing resumes tomorrow.
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Marlboro
Temple
Simoneau
William H. Wellen
Charles Cook
William N. Davenport
Framingham
Hudson
Concord
City of
Worcester
Hudson and
Maynard
Star twirler Normie Sims out of practice at BC High
Normie Sims, star pitcher of Jocal Junior Holy Name and Boston College High School, missed first practice in the BC cage last week under Coach Slattery. He has not lost a game in two years and was selected for the Boston African scholarship team last season.
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Normie Sims
Jocal_ Junior Holy Name
Boton Cllege High School
B. C. Cage
Slattery
Normie
Boston College High School
Opposition to Gow plan on water supply sparks remonstrance
Concord residents led by Samuel Hoar protest seizure of headwaters of the Assabet and Sudbury rivers for a Greater Boston water supply. Towns Hudson Maynard and others warn pollution will harm mills, parks, and a war memorial bridge as 7000 local workers face change. Officials, mill interests, and lawmakers argue the plan risks health and industry.
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Concord
Samuel Hoar
Concord River
Assabet
Sudbury
Gow
B. Loring Young
Framingham
Frederick P. Glaster
Hudson
Maynard
Henry 8. Dennison
Dennion Company
Leland Powers
American Woolen Company
House of Representatives
Greater A
Talbot Mills
Lowell
North Billerica
Hudson Selectmen
Hudson Maynard
Assabet River
Obituary Notice of Mrs Elizabeth J Brown
Mrs Elizabeth J Brown widow of George H Brown and mother of Mrs Lillian G Shaw and Dr Frederick K Shaw died Wednesday at her daughter’s home in Melrose. Funeral Friday at Wyoming cemetery Melrose with Rev Leg ster L Lewis of the First Universalist church. Born September 27 1852 in Melrose she lived in Somerville and worked with the Oliver Ditson Co in Boston. Survived by daughter and other relatives. Burial in Wyoming cemetery family lot.
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Elizabeth J. Brown
Elizabeth
Kimsball
George, H. Brown
Lillian G. Shaw
Frederick K. Shaw
Stow Street
Wyoming Cemetery
Melrose
Legster L. Lewis
First Universalist Church
Brown
Maria Hemphill (Bart ) Kimball
Somerville
Oliver Ditson Co
Boston
Concord
Aeter
Eere Gordon
Baltimore
Daugh
Government hospital planned for Bedford site
General Frank T. Hines of the veterans bureau vacated in Bedford as plans to locate a new hospital advance. The site near Bedford centre beside Springs station on the Boston and Maine line would replace the old Howe estate, pending appropriation in a deficient bill. The move follows local acts of citizen support and a formal invitation by the Bedford selectmen.
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Frank T. Hines
Veterans’ Bureau
Bedford
John Kirkgaard
Board’ of Selectmen
Bedford Centre
Springs
Billerica Crunch
Boston and Maine Railroad
Old Howe
M. K. Coleman
Harold D. Cross
Forsyth Dental
Banks Move to Hawes Property for New Work Site
Banks finished the well on hall site and moved his machinery to C. Roy Hawes’s new property to begin work. Howard Burr's house is being wired for electric lights with Fred Hanms and Burr assisting. The Whist Club met Friday with Mrs Albert Newton. Nathan Pe remains critically ill with two nurses in attendance. The Perry child is recovering well from appendicitis surgery at Natick. Hawes is on the sick list. A church visit occurred Thursday night during a dreadful storm. the pastor and district superintendent attended, and the long-serving janitor arrived from Framingham despite the weather.
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M. E
Worcester
Framingham
Concord Junction Social Notes And PTA Meeting
Miss Gertrude McBurnie of New York visits her Concord Junction hosts Mr and Mrs Alonzo McBurnie. Mary and Charlotte Larkin return from Dorchester after visiting Mrs Daniel Richerdgast. A postponed West Concord PTA meeting is set for Thursday at 7 30 p m with Miss Vere Brooks in charge and a program by sixth grade pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude McBurnie
New York City
Alonzo McBurnie
Isor
Town Meeting Opens With Twenty Nine Articles
The annual town meeting is set for Monday March 8 at 7 30 PM in Cooperative hall. The warrant lists 29 articles the largest number ever proposed including sewerage funding memorial day and band concert allocations as well as road repairs cemetery care and land takings related to widening Main Street at Nason Street.
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Middlesex County
United Concerts Band
Great Road
Parker Street
Ford Purchases Timber Land in Marlboro Adjoining Lamson Estate
Henry Ford owner of the Way side Inn and a large portion of South Sudbury buys 42 acres of timber land in Marlboro from Christian Hansen on Boston road. Papers will be filed in East Cambridge Court today. The tract is believed for development by Edsel Ford and adjoins the Lamson estate in South Sudbury. The deal is handled through D. Providence, representative of the Ford Motor Co.
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Henry Ford
Wayside Inn
South Sudbury
Marlboro
Christian Hansen
Boston Road
East Cambridge Court
Edsel Ford
Lamson
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Daily News
Lsten
Mikoweski
United States Army
Voheeel
Kavolas
Institution For
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Preord, Massachusetts
L. W. Jones
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Great Rd
Mary E. Sexton
E. Main St
Concord Jct
Buick Motor
Noyes
Buick
Glenwood
Lucius D. Wilson
Max Hendrickson
John McCleary
Kenneth Mea
Thomas Dean
Jrown
Philip Ea Ox
Mali
Weenie
Rye
Ford
Detroit
Sudbury-Merlboro
Hanson Wade
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