Post Santa Fund Aids Needy Children Across New England
Boston Post readers and local workers rally for Post Santa Fund contributions from wealthy homes and factory workers. Donations from Somerville, Dorchester, Watertown, and Maine flood in as "Little Grace" sends new toys. soldiers and civic groups vow support, while letters from tenement families reveal the plight of poor children awaiting gifts this Christmas.
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Santa Claus
Santa
Casey
New England
Frederic
Dot
Dorchester
James H. Rice
Clare
Florence and
Albert
Boston Post
Post
William F. Brophy
Grand Opera House
Carlyle Athletic Club
Thomas F. Foley
Worcester
101St Infantry
Eddie”’ Logan
Worcester Police Department
Foley
Clyde Line
Lewis Wharf
Rand Avery Supply Company
Clapp
Tilton Company
Little Grace
Somerville
Buddy Eaton
Watertown
Chester Merriam
Methuen
Buddy
Chester
Mary Redcross
Albion Y. Shaw
Topsham
Boston
Greater
Mary
Graham Chubbock
Srena H. Lombard
Moses
Carlyle A
Peresh Wedivedea
BE. R. WL
Enbinee
Lilith M. Holman
Bichon
Percy V. Hill
Augusta
William A. Dorrety
Helen Smith
An. St
Everett
A. R
Cambrid
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Brown
New York
R. F
C.H. M
J. E. Andrews
Dorothy
Arthur Lundberg
S. and
Northboro
A. C. George
Thomaston
Charlotte and Richard
Eunice Trainor
Contoocook
N. H
Farico de Stefano
R. G. Quimby
Wits
Florence and Albert
Sarcmortet
Ralph Davidson, Jr
Lisbon
Louise la Belle
Bridgewater
Erwin
Aileen and
Nora
Eeepmeesees
Harriett G. Gould
Choror Vase Secce
Frenchie Kerrison
Nancy Me
Gee
Orld Bodes
Jack
Florence Chandler
Rhode
Lovejoy
Bobbie, Jr
Mereene
Mire Bk, McC
Newton
Aseceees
Patricia
Eleanor Bohn
Francis
John Thompem
Walter C. Maertins
Mother
Russell Jenna
Water St
Bine Hill Ave
Friends, BR
Roce Wesc
H. C
Vermonth Centre
Daniel Winslow Macomber
Kittery Srd
Harry W. Macomber
Kittery Point
Eseswe Pacsas Cesusanas
Mian
Jean Chate
Scessesseres
Vernon
Victor Heighton
Oessreseveceessses
Buddy Paton
Mans
Tootsie
Malden
Rand Avery Supply Co
Cambridge
SUPE
Coke
Nelos
R. Hayes
Polly
Bobby
R. R
A.M
Jeeves
oSedus Cs Dace
Reg Po Kits
Norwood
Lowell
Paretay
Bessle Baker
Mari
Batdpopsidyas
Cop
Buckmeb
B. B
Waltham, Maas
Akeed
Ida
George
Junior Mundy
Westboro
Eleanor
Jean Stackpole
Eleanor Guy
Richard Wrens
Chafin Prohibition Candidate Dies From Burns
Eugene W. Chafin, known as a prohibition candidate for president in 1908 and 1912, died at his Long Beach home at age 68 from burns suffered when his clothing caught fire lighting a gas heater on November 20.
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Eugene W. Chafin
Burns Long Beach
Cal
Prohibition
Burns
First Move Against Big 5 Packers Washington
The government petitioned the District Supreme Court to appoint a trustee to take possession of and sell the Big Five Packers stockyard properties. It opposed the Packers plans to dispose of the properties, saying no suitable plan had been presented after nine months.
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Washington
District Supreme Court
Department of Justice
Armour and Swift Companies
B. F. Prince & Co
Boston
Federal Trade Commission
William S. Young Dies at Home in Winthrop
Boston insurance man and Chelsea politician William S. Young died yesterday morning at his Winthrop Highlands home after a several month illness. Born in Chelsea sixty years ago, he served on the Chelsea board of aldermen before and after the 1900 fire and was a former mayoral candidate. Six years ago he moved to Winthrop.
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William S. Young
Boston
Chelsea
Park Avenue
Winthrop Highlands
Mr. Young
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Ship Line
Winthrop
William
Young
the Continental
OUR Boylston Shoes
Boylston and
Washington Streets
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Washington St
Franklin