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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1920
Page
4
The Sunday Post presents Plupy Shute as a人物 of wit and whimsy, drawing sharp humor and a Twainian flair. Readers enjoy light satire and cozy anecdotes that evoke a nostalgic newspaper voice.
Reverend Jones L. J. Corrigan urged the Massachusetts Notre Dame Alumni Association at St Marys Hall Lynn to oppose Senator Smiths plan for a national education secretary and Cabinet control. He warned of centralized power, higher taxes, and political patronage undermining state schooling and local autonomy.
More than 300 members of the state association representing all Notre Dame Alumnae Associations in Massachusetts attended an all day convention session. Guests included Rev Augustine F Hickey diocesan director of parochial schools in Boston the Right Rev Monsignor Arthur Teeling and Lynn Mayor Walter B Creamer. In a scathing denunciation Father.
The Howard Atheneum will end the season with a benefit for all employees. Jack Sheehan directs athletic features, George W. Toohey runs wrestling contests, and a large vaudeville and picture bill is shown. Sally Greenberg aided the event, promising a day long to be remembered.
A mass meeting at Temple Israel Winthrop Beach launched a campaign to aid Jewish War Sufferers and support the Palestine Restoration fund. Winthrop Young Men's and Young Women's Hebrew associations lead the drive with active local participation.
The Immaculate Conception Sunday school sent more than a hundred children in white dresses with wreaths in a solemn procession after high mass. Leaders included Eileen Sullivan as chief of wheat and grapes and Mary Dwyer as St. Agnes, with others portraying the Virgin, flower girls, and cross bearer John McCarthy.
In 1638 a 54 soul company settled Sudbury with arrivals from Cambridge Watertown and England. John How, a glover and freeman, moved to Marlboro around 1657 and became Marlboro’s first tavern keeper, later founding the Red Horse Tavern at Sudbury. He maintained ties with local Native groups amid ongoing frontier tensions.
Berlin reports say polling stations closed at 6 pm and vote counting began with orderly behavior and no riots. Rain aided calm as 2000 Berlin booths handled steady turnout. Ebert and spouses voted at Kraussen Strasse, joined by other ministers.
Micelli owner of 98 George street confronted by thieves after window was broken. Doherty was shot in the chest and escaped while Micelli received a bottle blow to the head during the attempted burglary. Police found Doherty’s body hours later in a yard behind 93 George street.
National Guard units deployed to Bristol Rhode Island to maintain order during a strike at the National India Rubber Company have been cut to two troops of cavalry. The day passed with no striker demonstrations.
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