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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1920
Page
5
In Central Court Stanley Roberts received three months for beating his wife, plus another three months after a second charge of making threats. He appealed but remained in custody. Roberts allegedly smiled in court as the officer noted his behavior before being removed downstairs where his wife pleaded for mercy.
Children from William Eustis Playground present a Pilgrim Tercen programme reenacting the Stamp Act crisis and the tea party. Eight boys portray Paul Revere and key figures as girls perform solo dances between scenes at Roxbury Neighborhood House this afternoon.
The Rev. Francis Kelley of Albany New York national chaplain of the American Legion and famed fighting chaplain of the 27th division overseas was seriously injured in an auto accident in St Louis. He was hurled from the automobile and taken to a hospital with internal injuries. He had attended an American Legion memorial ceremony the day before and was expected to recover.
Nomination papers were filed with the Secretary of State by eleven candidates for state offices. Democratic nominees include David W. Murray, John H. McAllister, Michael H. Jordan, William Rozman, and William J. Davis. Republican nominees include Maurice N. Abrahamson, Benjamin C. Lane, John M. Gibbs, Henry G. Scimpton, Evan F. Richardson, and Talbot Aldrich.
Boston Sunday Post Magazine previews Sewell Ford fiction titled Aunt Emily Crashes In to be printed in the next issue.
The Interstate Commerce Commission did not issue the New England coal priority order on July 26 as expected. The commission explained that not all provisions of the order had been finalized.
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