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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1920

Page

5

Appeal for Patrolman Riley Fund in Cambridge

Cambridge citizens form fund for widow Mrs. Riley after Patrolman Thomas J. Riley was killed on duty. Mayor Quinn chairs efforts to raise money beyond the $3,034.92 already collected, with police and public contributions expected daily through Harvard Trust Company. The drive uses circular appeals to firms and individuals to ensure Mrs. Riley’s title to a house and to improve her financial situation. The Boston Post lists daily updates as funds advance.

Cambridge Thomas J. Riley Quinn Riley Cambridge Police Department Riley Fund Boston Post Herbert H. Dyer Harvard Trust Company Massachusetts Avenue Police Department Jeremiah Sullivan E. H. Cohen

Vincent Astor Reports Crash on 145th Street

Vincent Astor reported to the West 135th Street police that his car collided with another on St. Nicholas Avenue near 145th Street in a snowstorm. No injuries were reported. only mud guards and scratches on both cars. The other driver was Walter Leroy of 24 East 63rd Street. Astor’s chauffeur was Herbert Smith.

New York 145Th Street St. Nicholas Avenue Vincent Astor West 135Th Street Astor Herbert Smith Walter Leroy East 63d Street

Divorce Granted in Desertion Case in Boston Court

Harry A. Ferris of Dorchester Street South Boston won a divorce on desertion grounds after an investigation by Alfred W. Sacco official court interpreter. Ferris married a young woman in an illicit union and later denied paternity, with Sacco’s report describing Ferris as deceitful and his motives improper.

Harry A. Ferris Dorchester Street Boston Bell Superior Court Alfred W. Sacco Ferris Marie C. Williamson Justice of the Peace Martin T. Hart Lucy A. Ferris Sacco Crowley City Point

Employment bureaus by Knights of Columbus to end

New York December 22. Employment bureaus run by the Knights of Columbus for former service men nationwide will be discontinued. The committee of supreme officers said the work will be turned over to local groups as the need has passed and most applicants are men who did not serve. It added that all veterans seeking permanent work have been practically placed.

New York Knights of Columbus Committee of Supreme Officers

Holiday drinking bout blamed for four deaths

Fall River authorities say a holiday drinking spree caused four asphyxiations after bodies of three men and a woman were found in a South End tenement. Victims named were Thomas Burke, his wife, John O Connell, and Joseph Richards, all mill workers, with a gat stove found in the room and evidence of heavy drinking.

Fall River South End Thomas Burke John O'Connell Joseph Richards

Retired Patrolman Rafferty Ends 27 Year Service

Patrolman Stephen J. Rafferty of the Field's Corner police station retired last night after a 27 plus year career. A general order was read at roll call announcing his departure from the force.

Stephen J. Rafferty Field's Corner

Miss Mary MacSwiney Criticizes U S Ireland Stand

Miss Mary MacSwiney sister of Cork's Lord Mayor told about 4000 at the Springfield Auditorium that if she were an American citizen she would feel the nation disgraced until it redeemed its pledged word given to the world before entering the war.

Miss MacSwiney America Cork James J. Fitzgerald J. J. O’brien Nora McKenna Joseph McKenna John Hearn The American Association For the Recognition of the Irish Republic Worcester MacSwiney Springfield Mary MacSwiney

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