Sailors return to yard after Revere Beach riot
Four sailors began jail terms at Deer Island yesterday for participation in the Revere Beach riot. Another 75 sailors were held at Revere police, then released to return to the navy yard to face naval investigation. A board of inquiry will probe Sunday night’s events to determine any punishments.
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Deer Island
Revere Beach
Revere
Navy Yard
Metropolitan Police
John J. Hyland
Newport
Fe I
First Naval District
Riots lead to sentences for sailors in Revere
Six men from the U S S Florida and U S S Delaware faced the Revere court for disturbing the peace after rioting. Michael Caprio received six months, John Mickles Wilbert Gardner and Frank Ludon four months each plus fines. Bagnana was fined fifteen dollars. Guards from Fort Banks to patrol the beach were planned with naval guards to be assigned for the summer.
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Michael Caprio
U. S. S. Florida
House of Correction
Albert D. Bosson
John C. M. Mickles
U. S. S. Delaware
Wilbert Gardner
U. S. S. Bridgeport
Frank Ludon
Bridgeport
Deer Island
Gardner
Pasquale Bagnana
Revere
Fort Banks
Roscoe Walsworth
Herbert W. West
Metropolitan District Police
Six City Squares Named After War Heroes
Boston City Council named six squares honoring fallen soldiers. John A. Ewing square at Columbia road and Blue Hill avenue. James F. Duffy square at Endicott Hanover Salem and Blackstone streets. A square at the junction of Wancroft Braydon streets and Columbus avenue.
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Boston
Columbia Road
Blue Hill Avenue
John A. Ewing
Endicott
Hanover
Salem
Blackstone
James F. Duffy
Wancroft
Braydon
Columbus Ave
City Names Four Squares After Local Figures
The council designated four street junctions as named squares William H. Martell Amory and Boylston Frederick A. Hussmaul Warren and Blue Hill Patrick J. Sullivan Leyden Bennington and Walley and ordered a park name change to Thomas J. Burke Park Roxbury and William France Smith Playground North Brighton. An order to rename Dearborn square to John Charles Peterson square was referred to the public lands committee.
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Nue
William H. Martell
Amory and
Boylston
Frederick A. Hussmaul
Warren Street
Blue Hill Avenue
Patrick J. Sullivan
Leyden
Bennington
Walley Streets
John T. McCarthy
Park Commissioners
Madison Park
Roxbury
Thomas J. Burke
Brighton
William France Smith
Dearborn Square
John Charles Peterson
Council
Committee On Public Lands
City Council Approves Probation Officers Salary Increases
The council approved a salary rise to 11 860 for court probation officers for Chief Justice Wil Fred Bolster. The measure moves to Mayor Petere for approval, who is known to oppose further probation officer raises and is expected to veto.
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Wilfred Bolster
Petere
Railway executives propose plans for pre fare tickets
Proposals for disposition of tickets return coupons and Pullman car tickets bought before the new higher passenger fares take effect were filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission by the Association of Railway Executives. The plans outline how to handle pre dated tickets and related items.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Association of Railway Executives
Railroad Fare Rules for Tickets Before and After August 26 1920
A dated notice outlines how one way and round trip tickets, sleeping or parlor car space, and commutation forms issued before August 26 1920 will be honored or redeemed. It details surcharges for post August 26 use, partial use redemption, and restrictions on dated ahead tickets. It specifies different handling for tickets issued before August 1 and between August 1 and August 26 1920.
Commission to decide on fare increases and tickets past date
The commission plans to authorize carrier recommendations on increased fares and surcharged charges for sleeping or parlor space. Milk and cream tickets bought before August 26, 1920 will not be honored after that date but may be redeemed at face value at the general passenger department. A decision is expected soon.
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General Passenger Department
Field's Corner Patrolman Retired on Half Pay
Patrolman Lyman H. Clark of the Field's Corner police retires after 29 years and 10 months at his own request. He leaves on half pay. One interesting suit features applique trim with leather and silk and wool poms pons.
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Lyman H. Clark
Field’s Corner
Police Department
Clark
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