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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1920
Page
7
Mayor Peters labeled President Moriarty's remark to the League of Women Voters as utterly false. He disputed Moriarty's claim that voting for consolidation would let him appoint a $3500 commissioner, calling the statement a misstatement and untruth.
Six Lynn men alleged to be shoeworkers union members were arrested after a 1500-strong demonstration in front of the Tuttle-Jones Shoe Co. at 19% Boston Street. Charged with trespassing are Harry E. Giles Raymond O. Feeney Louis Meltzer Louis Tuttle Richard Luxford and Samuel Kermen. They are to be arraigned in district court tomorrow morning. The protest followed earlier clashes when No Trespass signs were torn and factory windows smashed during a union action Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Theresa Aquadro of 225 Summer Street Worcester appeals in the Post for help finding her 18-year-old son Frank Aquadro missing since last July. He was last seen July 26 working for Western Union Telegraph Company in Brattleboro and her message asks him to write if he sees this.
Anthony Coyne of 11 Washburn Street South Boston was sentenced by Judge Day in the South Boston municipal court to six months in the House of Correction for assault and battery on his stepdaughter Helen Thornton. A drunkenness charge was included. Police say Coyne beat Thornton after an argument Tuesday afternoon, knocking out one of the child's teeth.
In Suffolk Superior Court, Harry K. Noyes of Chestnut Hill sues Peter M. Leavitt a sugar importer claiming Leavitt agreed to buy Noyes mansion on Middlesex road with certain furniture. Noyes seeks $122,600 balance plus $10,000 already paid. Leavitt seeks return of the deposit due to unresolved encumbrances. The suit cites furniture valued at about $56,632 cost and $75,860 replacement, including pieces fitted to the rooms.
In open court Judge Murray commended Patrolman Tom Glennon of City Hall Avenue station after he befriended a derelict. Six year old Ernest Emery testified Glennon found him hungry and coatless, guiding him to a restaurant to eat and then to the station for the night. The court heard details of the officer’s humane actions.
The subject indicated he would not object to dedicating time at State Farm, planning to continue until the following spring and outlining a long term commitment.
State Fuel Administrator Eugene C. Hultman reported that independent spot coal operators cut prices from 15.50 to 11.00 per ton. He said the reduction should allow New England dealers and others to lower coal prices further once shipments arrive.
The faculty of the College of Secre are invited to an evening program staged by B U students. The entertainment features student performances and campus camaraderie in a social gathering.
The description highlights a silk lined corduroy negligee with embossed wrappy lines in several colors including wistaria rose and blue. It notes a $10 loose style with a high or low collar and mentions two additional styles available.
The tutorial science staff from Boston University will attend a student party in the new assembly hall at 11:30 this morning.
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