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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1920

Page

11

Clancy Fund Gathers Support for Charlestown Officer’s Widow

The Post Clancy Fund receives donations from notable figures including Mayor Andrew J. Peters and General Clarence R. Edwards as the Charlestown policeman Lieutenant Clancy is mourned. Ipswich and Canadian military circles pledge support for the family of the fallen patrolman who died preserving law and order in Charlestown. funds aid the widow and young Roy as funeral plans proceed in Ipswich and Charlestown.

Andrew J. Peters Post Clancy Freeman I. Davison Canadian Club Bolton Clancy Charlestown France United States Clarence R. Edwards Post Clancy Fund Laurens Hamilton Edwards Post Law and Order Office of the Post Washington Street Curtis Department Boston William G. Clancy

Tragic Ipswich Funeral for Fatrolman William G Clancy

The body of late Fatrolman William G Clancy was brought to Ipswich in heavy snow. American Legion members and former boyhood friends waited hours as the flag draped coffin was carried from the train to the undertaker's wagon with somber respect.

Clancy Cecil W. Fogg American Legion Hyde Park Legion Ipswich North Shore America Lambrook Road Legion Hall Patrick J. Magner City Square Station Charlestown St. Joseph’s Catholic Church Pleasant Street Highland Cemetery William B. Clancy England Station 5 Crowley Francis Ds Scanlon William F. Cullinane James W. Broderick George W. Kilty Leo J. Costello John J. Carter Patrick F. Gilchrist John P. Greenwood Edward J. Siebelt Chester Burton Charles Mallard Naval and Military ‘Veterans’ Association A. E. Davies M. C Royal Warwickshire Regiment William A. Port Royal Engineers Charles Vokes Royal Field Artillery Ipswich Historical Society France Fatrolman William G. Clancy

Girl on bobsled killed by trolley in Rutland

Minnie Ranberg twelve daughter of Mr and Mrs John Ranberg of West street Rutland died when a trolley car struck a bobsled on which she and others were riding. Julia Perugi fourteen was injured but not seriously. The sled swerved at a corner to cross tracks and overturned pinning the Ranbergs and Perugi. Others were dragged clear.

Rutland Minnie Ranberg John Ranberg West Street Julia Perugi Ranberg Perugi Sied Doylestown Wilson

Notable Brookline Names Linked in Public Notices

A long list of individuals and entities tied to public notices includes George S. Baldwin and Joseph Walker of Brookline, Charles Baxter of Tremont Building, and Sheriff John A. Kelcher. Other names span Cambridge, Lynn, Somerville, and Boston figures such as J. Q. Adams & Co and the Waldorf Lunch System Inc. The compilation mentions government and legal roles, including U. S. Marshal deputies, trustees, and local officials, with multiple addresses and affiliations scattered throughout the document.

George S. Baldwin Brookline Joseph Walker Charles S. Baxter Tremont Bidg John A. Kelcher Cambridge Philip Stockton Crane Western 3 J. Q. Adams and Co P. B* Magrane Lynn Eli Cooper Gibson Anthony C. Papasardi Areyto Club Boston Walton Lunch Company Thomas P. Beal S Terrace Somerville U. S Patrick B. Duane George Hodsdon Henry G. Oliver Cc. L John H. H. McNamee Prudential Trust Co Edward Becker Becker Stutz Auto Co Clarence R. Edwards Laurens Hamilton Edwards Wee Ees J. Barker Colby Bassett Milk St Thomas J. Pine Boynond Williams Bertha A. Palmer D. A. Costa Andrew Badaracco Hamilton Club Ewe M. Acone Elliston H. Bell State St Felix Forte Peter Porter Segia Harry Kelsey the Waldorf Lunch System Inc David Gelewitz Herbert K. Hallett Alfred Santosuosso Hal B. Mosby Newton Highlands Edward O. Childs Gg Ee Charles H. Adams Gla Melrose Coastwise Transportation, Co Alexander Chandler Chandler & Farquhar Ee Francis Peabody Eugene N. Foss James Dean Congress St James G. Harris John W. Johnson Woburn Edward F. Johnson Walter H. Wilcox Es Watt James A. McLaughlin Samuel Highley Louis Gutterman J. S. Wilher Ralph A. Gallagher Albert E. Hughes M. Louise Howland Charles Hanson Roxbury Thomas F. Flanigan Poswich Mills Charles R. Talbot General Baking Cap B. M. Wolf Conrad and Company Herbert E. Dennison James McMillan U.S.N

Witnesses Grill Police as Clancy Case Probes Continue

Boston police press for a name as they chase a smooth shaven Italian suspect in the Clancy murder. Eyewitnesses describe the revolver shot from a pocket and the crowded Roughan's Hall where the officer fell. A Chelsea woman fainted after the shooting and was questioned. investigators comb the North and West Ends for clues.

Clancy Chelsea Street Tony Crowley Goff Springfield North End West End Roughan

Will Seek Divorce From ELOPER Wilson

A woman seeks divorce from ELOPER Wilson after stamps and postal money orders stolen by him were found secreted in her bag where she had been confined.

Will Eloper Wilson

Soldier-husband’s crime shatters widow’s devotion and marriage

In Philadelphia a robbery and attempted murder by Irwin Wilson and an assault with intent to kill lead to jail for him and his young wife. Mrs. Wilson declares divorce after years of devotion, while officials note an unusually bizarre case and the mother’s Brookline address cited.

Wilson Post Etta Irene Biers Wellesley Mass Souder Philadelphia Massachusetts Aviation Service Army Fort Worth Texas Irwin Boston William Duane Beacon Street Brookline

Infant William M Donough Dies in South Boston

In South Boston on January 23, William M Donough infant son of John and Mary M Donough aged four months. Funeral from the parents home 126 West Eighth Street Sunday January 25 at 2 p m. Relatives and friends invited. Auto cortege to burial.

M’ Donough Boston William John Mary M.donough West -Eighth St

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Old Glory Germany Ipswith Daddy Gen. Edwards Legion Post Lambrook Street Michael Clancy Mr. Clancy City Hospital Roy Everett Metallic Bed Company Ae Ead Granite State Atkinson G. Berton Buddie Hell Cee the Clancy Fund Hayes Edward Rose Commonwealth Ave Chestnut Hill Eeeeeee J. S. Rabinowitz Catherine Hickey Monument Sq Alexander Klein North Market St Herbert Parker Gaetano Praino E. C. Fitz Steee Aernee Maria Mead Everett Thomas Hibberd Diechiewe Everett B. Hardwick Joseph Zottoli David W. Murray Hyde Lombard Williams John M. Morrison Windsor Heaps John P. Ratigan Hyde John W. Withington Dedham Selectmen Samuel Usher Cecil W. Fogg Post Clarence P. Kidder Michael P. Geary Boyletek Edwin A. Curtis Dorchester Park Hyde Park Park John P. Brennan John L. Bates Beverly Camp Canadian Expeditionary Forces Edward W. Quinn Escoee Oo Slayer Adeline E. H. Grace Scollay Square Peters Somme Devil Wood Beaumont Hemmil Ridge Gonnerault Vering Arras Magner South End Superintendant Crowley Charles R. Nightingale Gladys Nason Brookline High School Miss Nason Davis Avenue J. Ralph Magee St. Mark’s Providence Florida Biers Doyletown Atlanta Federal Penitentiary Leatrice Bradford TF Am Draft Board Rosen Phonograph Sales CO Court SQ City Hall Coats Bolivias Tremont ST Over Hanan & Son Shoe Store Arthur W. Kemp
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