Post Santa Urges Volunteers and Donations Ahead of Christmas
With December starting, Boston’s Post Santa intensifies efforts to aid thousands of children. The drive faces a volunteer shortage and a fund about $1000 behind, but workers and readers press on at headquarters and workshop locations in the South End to deliver toys, clothing, and candy to Greater Boston and New England kids. Volunteers, fraternal groups, and schools are urged to contribute time or money, with funds spent only on gifts and not administration.
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Deserter husband faces divorce suit in Suffolk Superior Court
Mrs Eva A Mayberry of Boston alleges her husband Eugene Rawson Mayberry of 36 West 61st Street New York deserted her after their wedding. The divorce suit on the ground of desertion is slated for trial next Monday in Suffolk Superior Court.
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Boston
Eugene Rawson Mayberry
West 61St Street
New York City
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Chattanooga
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Francis W. Barnard
Hartford
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Boston Divorce Libels List Dominates Month
The December list includes 192 contested and 157 uncontested divorce libels headed by Mrs Mayberry and Mrs Rockwell. Cases name Boston Back Bay addresses, custody bids for Theodore V Rockwell and Melville E Moore, and alimony disputes. Attorneys Walsh Walsh Hurd Sleeper Bickford lead for plaintiffs and defendants.
First Labour attack fails in confident Commons vote
London December 1 Premier Bonar Law survived the first Labour assault as the House of Commons backed the government 303 to 172 after Ramsay MacDonald urged an unemployment amendment as a censure. Philip Snowden spoke on Germany policy amid debt. A nameless note mentions Florence Schiefcher of Ann Arbor plans ministry study.
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Germany
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Mill Workers to Seek Wage Increase Across New England
Lawrence report quotes James Hanley, head of the Lower Textile Council and UTWofA executive, saying the federation will rally forces to demand a 22 1/2 percent wage restoration cut in 1920. He predicts a general strike across mills in Fall River, Lawrence, Lowell if action occurs. Frank Gorman declines to comment on UTWofA moves.
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New England
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Fall River
Lowell
Frank Gorman
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Canton Veteran of the Civil War Dead
John Dunnery 79 of 184 Neponset street Canton died at his home yesterday morning He was a Civil War veteran and a member of the Revere Post G A R one of six surviving members He leaves three sons John D D Frank and William H Dunnery Funeral services will be held this morning at 9 from St John's Church and burial will be in St Mary's Cemetery.
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Dunnery
Revere Post
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William H. Dunnery
St. John’s Church
St. Mary’s Cemetery
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