Jerry the Everett Dog Attends School and Church
A mixed breed named Jerry Steele, owned by Phillip Steele of Everett, attends Parker Street Intermediate School in Malden and also goes to Universalist Church on Saturdays. The dog sits with students, receives treats from pupils, and is described as the school’s most popular pupil, singing along and joining yard games, while once wandering away and returning alongside his young friends.
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Universalist Church
Summer
Broadway
Eiverest
Caruso
Jerry
Phillip Steele
Bradford Street
Everett
Phil
Little Brown
Parker Street
Elinore Steele
Dox
Jerry Steele
Ruth Green
Miss Bergman
Greater Boston
Phillip
Maldén Square
Maplewood
Steele
Revere Heath
Simplified Federal Income Tax Forms Issued for 1921 Returns
The Internal Revenue office will mail four page forms Wednesday to filers from last year. Returns required for individuals and married couples with specified net or gross income. Joint or separate returns may be required if combined income reaches thresholds. Exemptions set at 100 for single, 2500 or 2000 for married filers, dependants exemption raised to 3400, head of family eligibility outlined.
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Internal Revenue Office
Boston
Lawrence
Fall River
Worcester
Springfield
Nichols
Retail Merchants Banquet Set for Thursday Evening
The Massachusetts Stail Merchants' Association will hold its annual meeting and banquet Thursday at 6:30 p m in Young's Hotel. A large crowd is expected as Professor Harold Whitehead of Boston University will speak and later lead a forum with five specialists.
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Massachusetts Stail Merchants’ Association
Young's
Harold Whitehead
College of Business Administration
Boston University
Death of Elinor Foley 10 in West Roxbury
Elinor Frances Foley, 10 year old daughter of Charles T. Foley of the Poston Traveler and former West Prexbury Citizens Improvement Association president, died yesterday afternoon after a brief illness at 92 Westover Street West Roxbury. Funeral is set for Wednesday at 8 30 AM. The child was widely known and liked among West Roxbury residents.
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Charles T. Foley
Elinor Frances Foley
The
Poston Traveler
West Prexbury
John L. Mather Dead in Northampton at 71
John Lyman Mather longtime Northampton mayor and prominent citizen died today at age 71. He led city affairs and was widely known in local government and community circles.
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Northampton
John Lyman Mather
Wilson Believes League Will Survive After Memorial Event
A large crowd gathered outside former President Woodrow Wilson's home, paying respects and joining a spontaneous two mile pilgrimage. Samuel Gompers and others spoke for a fund of 1 million dollars for Wilson scholarships while the Woodrow Wilson Foundation emphasizes democratic peace without political aims.
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Row Wilson Foundation
Mr. Wilson
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
League of Nations
Wilson Hour to Open National Campaign at Old State House
At noon today the bell in the Old State House will sound the Wilson hour to launch a nationwide drive of free will contributions for the Woodrow Wilson Foundation. The foundation aims to preserve and promote democracy and justice associated with the former wartime leader.
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Old State House
Wilson
Woodrow Wilson Foundation
Wilson Hour Observed for Foundation Campaign in Massachusetts
Mrs Jessie Wilson Sayre and many Greater Boston residents attend a Salem style memorial in the old city building to raise eighty five thousand dollars for a nationwide foundation honoring Woodrow Wilson. John F. Moors presides as Massachusetts committee chair and officers explain aims of the memorial and solicit voluntary gifts before Monday. State headquarters urged local committees to observe the Wilson Hour and reports indicate statewide observance with a New York national campaign in parallel.
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Jessie Wilson Sayre
Andrew J. Feters
Greater
Boston
Massachusetts Committee
Countrywide Foundation
John F. Moors
Massachusetts
Tremont Street
Wilson
New York
Foundation
Woodrow Wilson
Prohibition Agent Addresses Bible Class at Fulton Heights
Harold D. Wilson, a prohibition enforcement agent, spoke to the Tucker Bible Class at Fulton Heights Baptist Church last night. He formed the class about a year ago and named it in honor of Rev. Bertram Tucker, the church pastor.
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Harold D. Wilson
Tucker
Fulton Heights Baptist Church
Wilson
Bertram Tucker
Wilson Sees New Day Laws for Prohibition Enforce ment
Harold D. Wilson federal prohibition enfor cement officer told Harvard Congregational Church listeners that prohibition will be self supporting this year and that Massachusetts will soon enact laws to cooperate with federal 18th Amendment enforcement. Arthur G. Davis of the Anti Saloon League also spoke, praising hard work in Congress and the state legislatures.
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Harold D. Wilson
Harvard Congregational Church
Dorchester
Massachusetts
Arthur G. Davis
Anti-Saloon League
Congress
Diamond Rings Tossed Into Sea and Forgery Suspects Apprehended
Patrolman Delaney arrested a man carrying a loaded 38 calibre revolver. Tedesco, sought for questioning in a spree of forged and worthless checks, was found with more than $10,000 in cash including Italian money in the North and South End.
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Delaney
Tedesco
North
South End
Tedesco Throws Jewelry Overboard as Arrest Near Pier
Police catch Tedesco at the East Boston pier while he awaited a Dante Lehirio sailing to Italy. He tossed diamond rings into the water as two officers searched for more items and a revolver was found in his pocket during a seizure. No formal check-charges yet.
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Tedesco
Dante Lehirio
Boston
Max Baird
Hanover Street
Italy
Baird
Delaney
East Boston
Alleged Slayer Captors Return to United States
Philip Mooney and Charles Cavolo two Cleveland police officers who captured Venturino Di Scenzo in Ferranzano Italy on December 12 returned to the United States aboard the Caronia. Di Scenzo, an Italian citizen, cannot be extradited and remains in Italy for trial on the murder charge of Daniel Kaher, a Cleveland publisher.
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New York
Philip Mooney
Charles Cavolo
Cleveland
Ferranzano
Italy
Venturino di Scenzo
Daniel Kaher
United States
Caronia
Scenzo
Kaber
Harvard Smith Glee Clubs Combine for Northampton Concert
Harvard and Smith College Glee clubs join for a joint concert in Northampton on January 21. Dr Archibald Davidson will lead the Harvard singers and Ivan Gorokhoff will direct the Smith ensemble.
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Harvard-Smith
Harvard
Smith College
Northampton
Archibald T. Davidson
Ivan T. Gorokhoff
Smith Girls
Crew of Eight Rescued After 48 Hours Adrift
The West Canon bound from Java to Boston broke free from its crew after a gale. Captain Veranus M. Cole and eight men rode out two days lashed to the hatch as the schooner listed. The 491 ton vessel, built in 1920 at Phippsburg, was owned by Rogers & Webb of Boston with Captain Cole a Vineyard Haven resident.
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Java
Charleston
S. C
Boston
Cole
James M. W. Hall
Phippsburg
Rogers & Webb
Veranus M. Cole
Vineyard Haven
Cole learns of husband’s rescue during early morning report
Captain Cole, a 47 year old native of Harrington Maine and longtime Vineyard Haven resident, is one of the coast’s best known sailing captains. He recently survived a thrilling rescue as reported to his wife by a Post reporter. He has three children.
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Cole
Post
Captain Cole
Harrington
Vineyard Haven
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