Boston Post Santa Claus drives early Christmas aid
The Boston Post Santa Claus program reports record demand for toys and clothing with volunteers and the public urged to contribute. Readers' letters from needy children reveal hardship as investigators compile requests and donations rise, signaling a hopeful holiday season.
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Newton Newkirk
Roxbury Youth Exhumation Stirs Sensation in Probe
A Roxbury boy’s body has been exhumed as part of a sensational police probe after his family claimed death followed alleged harassment by an officer. The case centers on claims of a heated confrontation and potential misconduct, drawing regional attention and ongoing investigations.
Muffle Bell On Fire Engine At United States Hotel
The bell on Chemical 2 was muffled last night to avoid arousing guests at the United States Hotel as a small fire caused by kitchen grease set off a still and automatic alarm. Chief Daniel Sennett ordered the muffling before the wagon entered the hotel area. the incident caused little or no loss.
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United States
Daniel Sennett
Peeping on roof found man spying at hotel
A search for burglars at 9 Province Court led to a man on the roof watching scenes at a nearby hotel. Sergeant Horton and two officers searched surrounding buildings to cover all angles. The man used night glasses and brought a chair for comfort while observing from the roof.
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Province Court
Horton
City Hall
Autopsy Clears Lawlor Death Of Police Allegations
Edward P. Lawlor’s body was exhumed at Mt Benedict Cemetery. An autopsy found death from inflammation of heart valves, refuting claims of police maltreatment. Medical Examiner Leary and ADA Lavelle concluded the two Dudley Street patrolmen were not involved.
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Edward P. Lawlor
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Lavelle
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War halts lobster trade as Canadian canners seek license pause
Ottawa authorities consider a request from Canadian canners to suspend lobster licenses for a year to reduce surplus stock and rest Atlantic coast fisheries. Fishermen favor pausing operations while the industry negotiates with the government.
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Ottawa
Atlantic
Lynn License Fight Drives Lynn Campaigns
Temperance and pro license groups in Lynn wage a vigorous contest for the upcoming Tuesday election. About 2000 citizens have registered, and last year’s 86 vote margin spurred renewed efforts to challenge recent registrations as ineligible.
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Lynn
Pas
Danish Steamer Mary Blown Up by Mine
In the North Sea the Danish steamer Mary was blown up by a mine. Nielsen, the sole survivor of seven who escaped in a boat, was picked up Tuesday and said six companions died from exposure. Seven Mary crew members who escaped in another boat were rescued.
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London
Nielsen
North Sea
Torchy Finds a New Role in Inside Me
Sewell Ford profiles Torchy the dog in a feature about a fresh stage persona and a shift in the comic strip character’s place in popular entertainment. The piece previews a lighter, humorous arc for Torchy in the upcoming Sunday Post Magazine.
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