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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1920

Page

4

Say Girl Last Seen On Barge In Fairhaven

After an all day search, investigators doubt the missing Fairhaven girl Irene Silvia was last seen on a barge in early July as they widen checks in North and South Fairhaven. Police plan river dredging for a body and ruled out a connected barge linked to earlier New Bedford revelry.

Fairhaven New Bedford Irene Silvia North End South End Silvia Weld Square Oxford North Fairhaven Clarke Street Onset New England New York

Harding Opens His Porch Campaign

Senator Harding greets neighbors in the middle West praising neighborliness and social ties. He cautions against class consciousness while stressing collaboration of agriculture and industry and recalls prewar wheat prices to underline farm policy.

Senator Harding Middle West Richland Morrow Senate Ohio

Storm Warning Foils Barge Return at Fair Haven

Local shipping records indicate two barges sailing from this port on July 6 are anchored in the Deep Hole tonight as gale force southwest winds howl along the waterfront. Additional guards have been posted on the Fair Haven shore in case more wreckage washes ashore in boxes or bare.

Acushnet River Weather Bureau Fairhaven

Sparks Held In $200 Bail In New Hampshire Case

Fred Oliver Sparks living with Mrs. Charles Coxon of Proctorville Vermont under assumed names was jailed in Keene awaiting October Superior Court trial. He pleaded not guilty in Municipal Court and posted no bail as he awaits trial. Mrs. Coxon died by suicide on July 26. Sparks arranged the funeral and aided burial before Coxon intervened.

Keene, N. H Fred Oliver Sparks Charles Coxon Proctoraville John W. Vance Cox

Three Horses Die in Maine Barn Fire

A severe thunderstorm struck near Berwick Maine with lightning setting fire to Herman Stillings barn. Three horses perished as 20 tons of hay burned, but the farmhouse was saved and flames were controlled before further damage occurred. The blaze started shortly after 8 pm.

Maine Berwick Herman Stillings

Commuters Face Higher Rail Rates Under ICC Action

Suburban riders must pay more as the Interstate Commerce Commission approves a 20 percent fare hike on steam trains. The rise lifts ordinary travel from 3 to about 3.6 cents per mile, with commutation and multi-ride tickets rising about 0.2 to 0.6 cents per mile. The changes affect Boston area lines including Boston & Maine, New Haven, and Boston & Albany, impacting 12 ride, 60 ride, and other passes used within a 15 mile radius.

Interstate Commerce Commission Committee of the Association of Railway Boston Public Service Commission Commission Boston & Maine New York New York, New Haven & Hartford Boston & Albany New Haven Boston Elevated Dorchester Jamaica Plain East Milton Forest Hills

Hair mattress by O. D. Baker offered for 33.00

An item listing advertises a hair mattress and choice of woven tickings weighed for U. S. buyer by the famed O. D. Baker priced at 33 dollars. The fragment notes quality and maker but lacks extra details.

O. D. Baker

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