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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1920

Page

22

Puppy Biter Fined After Tail Removal Incident

James Hallowell 27 of Emerald Street was fined 13.50 by Magistrate Dietz at Belgrade and Clearfield Streets station. Florence Cody of Blair Street reported seeing him bite a puppy's tail. society agents urged a fine or imprisonment.

Philadelphia James Hallowell Emerald Street Dietz Belgrade Clearfield Streets Hallowell Florence Cody Blair Street Lepher Price Society

New Harbor Tug Mars Launched in East Boston

A large crowd witnessed the launch of the harbor tug Mars built for the Boston Towboat Company at Border Street East Boston. Miss Sadie Nickerson, daughter of Captain Mortimer Nickerson the company manager, served as sponsor.

Rew Harbor Mars Boston Towboat Company Border Street East Boston Sadie Nickerson Mortimer Nickerson

FINAL CALL FOR WOMEN 10 REGISTER FOR PRIMARIES

Boston voters are urged to register with the city election commissioners before 10 tomorrow night if the 36th State ratifies the federal suffrage amendment. Women not voting for school committee must register. those already registered under the new law may vote in November after subsequent sessions. REGISTRARS set deadlines, with further sessions planned between primary and election day.

Boston Maries Massachu

Fox traps and pets stir Franklin town tale

A local report from Franklin recounts McCleary keeping foxes as pets and setting traps near his home. The piece describes black and silver gray foxes and notes the animals are shy of strangers while drawing visitors to his homestead.

Leverett Edry Norton Twv McCleary W Ager McCleary

Friends of Will Committee Meets Tonight at Dudley Street

A committee of the Friends of Will will convene tonight at 184 Dudley Street for a mass meeting session. Interested parties are invited to send representatives to participate in the discussion and planning.

Friends of Will Dudley Stret

City Street Shooting Kills Man in Springfield

In Springfield on August 16 James Mesca of New Haven was killed and John Luvera of Springfield was arrested for murder after a gang confrontation on Main Street. A Mesca ally fled. two Luvera associates face concealed weapons charges. Luvera says Mesca threatened him and he opened fire as they reached for weapons.

Springfield James Mesca New Haven John Luvera Main Street Mesca Luvera

Girl Drowns Bathing In Willetts Pond Norwood

Anna Broderick 12 daughter of Joseph Broderick Hyde Park post office clerk, living Riverside Square, Hyde Park, drowned yesterday afternoon in Willetts Pond off Wilson Street Norwood. The child went in bathing soon after noon.

Anna Broderick Joseph Broderick Hyde Park Riverside Square Willetts Pond Wilson Street Norwood

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