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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1920

Page

7

No Changes in Food Prices Reported for March

Washington April 19 The cost of living as shown by 22 staple food items remained nearly unchanged for the month ending March 10, with the group only 0.6 of 1 percent lower than January’s peak. Wholesale nonfood prices rose, with lumber and building materials up over February, while clothing showed a pronounced increase from March 1919.

Washington Department of Labor Bureau of Labor Statistics

A Little Late for Omaha Story Shocks Readers

In Sewell Ford's latest tale, the Boston Sunday Post Magazine presents a controversial piece that pleased some readers of the issue yet left many others unsettled. The magazine teases an in-depth answer within its pages.

Sewell Ford Omah Boston Sunday Post

Cottage at Allerton Slopes Crashes to Beach

A hillside cottage at 55 Allerton Avenue owned by Boston attorney Joseph F Warren toppled onto the beach. Warren, indicted on 10 counts of larceny, was not in the house which contained antique mahogany and other furnishings now ruined. Neighbor Judge Joseph H Barnes occupies adjacent property. Frank A Foster of Dorchester had leased the cottage for summer use.

Allerton Joseph F. Warren Boston Grand Allerton Avenue Joseph H. Barnes East Boston Frank .A. Foster Dorchester

Lynn Trade Unionists Parade to Mark Cordwainers Strike Anniversary

More than 10 000 trade unionists marched in Lynn including leather and shoe workers to honor the cordwainers strike anniversary. Guests in carriages included Michael Murphy aged 52 of Rockaway street and John McDermott aged 80 of Pearl street. About 1500 women stitchers also joined the parade.

Peabody United Shoe Machinery Company Lynn Michael Murphy Rockaway Street John McDermott Pearl Street

Daughters of the American Revolution urged to Americanize foreign population

Mrs George Thacher Guernsey retiring president general urged the D A R to redouble efforts toward complete Americanization of the nation's foreign population. She condemned those taking US benefits without embracing the nation's ideals and criticized deportations as inadequate.

Washington Continental Congress Daughters of the American Revolution George Thacher Guernsey Guernsey United States

Leader of Elevator Strike Ordered to Appear

Thomas J. McGill, head of the elevator operators strike in New York, is to appear before Commissioner Clarence T. Fay to answer charges of absence without leave while on sick leave. McGill draws $1400 yearly from the city and allegedly directed the strike during sick leave. Also notes on new spring fashions with short jackets.

New York Thomas J. McGill Clarence T. Fay Public Works McGill

Deputy in Vice Raid Case Amid Indictment

Augustus Drum Porter a former third deputy police commissioner was testified to have been found in a compromising position with a woman on November 12 in an upper West Side apartment during a vice raid. Police detectives described the incident as part of his ongoing trial.

New York Augustus Drum Porter Upper West Side

Third Deputy Police Chief Implicated in West 96th Street Case

Hilbert Wheelwright a veteran vice squad member testified he and Fred Sorger observed a third deputy commissioner enter a West 96th Street apartment with a woman in mourning. Wheelwright described later entering the room via a fire escape and confronting Porter who claimed high police rank and demanded silence. The courtroom barred most women and spectators. Justice Malone ordered the jury locked up for the night.

Hilbert Wheelwright West 96Th Street Wheelwright Fred Sorger Porter Clarence Wolf Brooklyn Justice Malone

A Little Late for Omah

A humorous Sewell Ford vignette titled A Little, Late for Omah appears in the.

Diverced Star Pitcher Richard W. Marquard Charged with Wilful Desertion

Richard W. Marquard once an $11,000 Giants star pitcher faces divorce suit by wife Blossom Seeley nee Kane. Blos son Marquard alleges desertion since Feb 5 1919. They married in San Francisco March 24 1913 and have a son 5 who is in the mother’s custody.

Chicago Richard W. Marquard New York Giants Rube Blossom Marquard Blossom Seeley San Francisco New York Brooklyn New York City Richard W, Jr Cleveland Marquard Joseph Cohen Joseph Kane

Rube Named Co-Respondent in 1913 Suit and Damages Awarded

Cohes sued "Rube" for $25,000 for alienating his wife's affections after 1913 events. Detectives tracked the pair nationwide. The court awarded Cohes a $4,000 judgment.

Cohes

Dr True Elixir Advertises Family Laxative Worm Expeller

A testimonial promotes Dr True’s Elixir as a long marketed family laxative and worm expeller. Mrs Helen Woodford of Boston claims it improved appetite headaches fatigue and nervous symptoms and says she uses it for children, with the product available at all dealers.

J. F. True Helen Woodford Lamson St Boston

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