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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1920

Page

5

Jitney Drivers Defy Police in Weymouth

The two jitney drivers from the North Weymouth Social Club were arrested for violating town jitney laws and later arraigned in Quincy court, held on a $10 bail for a Saturday hearing. They vowed to run their service again, believing police will arrest them again, and resumed evening runs from Fore River works despite officers patrolling Weymouth.

North Weymouth Fore River Quincy Court Thomas J. Dolan William J. McCarthy Weymouth

Everett Fire Chief Exonerated Faces Back Pay Gift

Everett fire captain was fully exonerated from a charge of political activity and received 66 days back pay as a New Year’s gift. The ruling clears him of allegations tied to political involvement and awards compensation for time owed.

Everett

Fireman Burket Hunt Exonerated After Suspension Plea

Captain Burket G Hunt of the Everett fire department was fully exonerated by a fire commission letter. He had been suspended 69 days in late 1918 for disturbing a public meeting and pernicious political activity. He received a large roll of US currency for unpaid wages during the suspension.

Burket G. Hunt Everett

Auto Fire at Miss Sigourney's on Beacon Street

Excitement erupted on Peacon street opposite the Common when Miss Marion Sigourney’s automobile on the curb burst into flames from the engine backfield. A policeman sounded the alarm as fire apparatus and onlookers arrived. a chemical company extinguished the blaze.

Peacon Street

TUMULTY IN CONFERENCE ON TREATY TUMULTY IN CONFERENCE ON TREATY

Republican and Democratic Senators pressed toward a peace treaty compromise with Article 10 as the main obstacle. Meetings among Lodge, Pomerene, Hitchcock, and Tumulty focused on reservations and voting power in the League of Nations while Democratic and Republican leaders weighed possible modifications without full agreement.

Washington Senate Foreign Relations Committee Wilson Lodge Massachusetts Pomerene Ohio Tumulty Capitol Senator Hitchcock Nebraska Hitchcock Foreign Relations Pomerone Democratic Committee League of Nations Canada Australia Shantung

Cut Rates at Army Stores Open Friday in South Boston

Officials at the army stores in South Poston prepared for a cut-price sale opening to the public Friday morning. Deep discounts on underwear blankets shoes and foodstuffs aim to set a sales record at South Boston. Extra staff from the sales and mail order department was added to handle Friday demand. The stores will be closed today.

Army South Poston South Boston

May Bring Bribery Case to Pelletier

At a city law department conference tomorrow a definite decision will be made on referring to the district attorney a report of an alleged bribery attempt involving Joseph Cahalan of the registry department. Cahalan says a Boston attorney offered money to a registry clerk to falsify a birth certificate for a hub physician's wife.

Law Department Joseph Cahalan Registry Department Boston

New England Legion Chief Sends New Year Greetings

Colonel Edward L. Logan, state commander of the American Legion, issues New Year greetings to Massachusetts post commanders. He recalls the organization’s birth during a time of separation from military service and emphasizes memory, care for wounded, and passing patriotic traditions to future generations. He expresses hope for a peaceful year and renewed loyalty to American ideals.

Edward L. Logan American Legion Massachusetts Massachusetts Department of the American Legion Edward LL. Logan

Gangway for Sadie Bell in Boston Sunday Post Magazine

The upcoming Sewell Ford tale titled Gangway for Sadie Bell continues in the Boston Sunday Post Magazine, with the next installment slated to appear in the issue dated the following Sunday. The serialized story builds on Ford’s adventures as readers await the continuation.

Sadie Bell Sewell Ford Boston Sunday Post

MANY ON KINGS HONOR ROLL

London announces the New Year honor list with kingly awards for war service. Viscount Midleton gains earldom for his anti Germany stance and insistence on reparations for French vandalism. Barons include Sir Albert Stanley Sir George Riddell and Sir Bertrand Dawson.

London Earldom Viscount Midleton India Germany France Albert Stanley Detroit Mich George Riddell Bertrand Dawson

Boston Petitions Board to Censor Films for Public Exhibition

A bill seeks the appointment of a board to censor films shown publicly and exclude obscene or immoral pictures. The petition, filed with the House clerk by M. A. O'Brien of Boston, also requests an unpaid commission to report by April 1 1920 a plan for settling industrial disputes.

M. A. O’brien Boston

Ladder Stage Collapse Fatal to Milford Worker

A ladder staging at Hutchins Temple Shoe Company factory failed this afternoon causing two men to plunge 45 feet. John L. Johnson died at the hospital from internal injuries, a fractured hip and pelvis. John Allen lies near death with multiple injuries including broken legs and possible skull fracture.

Milford Hutchins & Temple Shoe Company John L. Johnson Howard Streat John Allen Franklin Street

12 900 Ton Carrier Ethan Allen Launched

The 12,900 ton cargo carrier Ethan Allen was launched at the Pusey & Jones shipyard in Gloucester New Jersey. Built in four months and four days from keel laying, the record shipyard achievement marks a new Delaware River record. Sponsor Mrs Helen B Coxe of Wilmington Delaware witnessed the ceremony.

Gloucester N. J Ethan Allen Pusey & Jones Delaware River Helen B. Coxe Ilmington Del

LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE Ad Promotes Preventative Use

An old advertisement urges taking Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets as a preventive for influenza. It directs readers to look for BE. W. Grove’s signature on the box and lists 30c as the price.

BE. W. Grove

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No. Weymouth Eimer & Amend 3D Ave 18Th St New York Hood’s I. Hood Co Lowell, Mass Henry W. Russell Chiropodist Tel. Beach Pelletier Logan Legion Head Alli George Frederick Guest Amy Phipps Charles J. Doherty Arthur L. Sifton Sir William White Finance Hugh Cunliffe Owen British-American Tobacco Company Shepard Stores Opportunity No Dorothy Dodd Temple Place Shepard Service Tremont Street
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