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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1920

Page

12

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.

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 Cambrid, Ake Eet US Hs 5.00 “A Worthy Cause Near Home, E'S 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.

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.

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.

William S. Young Boston Chelsea Park Avenue Winthrop Highlands Mr. Young

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Little Folks Aid Post Santa Fund Ship Line Winthrop William Young the Continental OUR Boylston Shoes Boylston and Washington Streets Hart Schaffner Marx Hart Schaffner & Marx Washington St Franklin
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