Post Santa's 16th Season Opens in Boston
Headquarters of the Post Readers' Santa Claus opened at 263 Washington Street beside the Boston Post office. Santa and his assistants unpacked toys games dolls and gifts for the 16th consecutive year to brighten Christmas for New England children.
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George F. Elcock
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Virginia
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Europa
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Brookline Service Club
Aronson
Santa's stock of toys for bundles full of delight
In Santa's big stock of toys there are rosy cheeked dolls with long silken hair, red fire engines drawn by galloping horses, automobiles that whiz, aero lanes that fly, clowns who dance, great big teddy bears, fish pond games and blocks.
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Post Santa Receives Huge Gift Drive for New England Children
The Boston Post Santa fund gathers thousands of toys and warm clothing for needy New England children. Donors from Boston and beyond pour in cash and pledges to stock Santa’s workshop, with 200 000 children served last year and plans to exceed that this year.
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Daily
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New England
Miss Steinmetz's Hair Beautiful in Bob
Edith Steinmetz of 31 Evans Road Brookline a Dana Hall graduate 20 is praised for the finest bob in New England among the sub debutante set. Friends say no other Brookline girl has a more beautiful bob with natural auburn glints and starry sheen in sun and evening.
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Brookline
Edith Steinmetz
Evans Road
Dana Hall
Murder by blows on head in East Cambridge Court
Medical Examiner testified that Jake Sarkisian of Lowell died from a series of head blows and blood loss. John Bedrosian, charged with Sarkisian's death, has been on trial for a week as witnesses describe the scene and a torn shirt sleeve found near Dracut. The case heads to the jury tomorrow.
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East Cambridge
Dracut
Bedrosian
Sarkisian
Bill to reorganize Boston Art Commission
Charles I Burrill introduces a bill to reorganize the Boston Art Commission after it rejected a bust of General Edwards by C. B. Paolo. The State Art Commission approved the work and private subscriptions are sought to place the Edwards bust in the State House. The bill would name new members appointed by the Mayor with no City Council approval, terms starting May 1, 1923.
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Executive Council
Boston Art Commission
General Edwards
Paolo
Curley
Burrill
State Art Commission
Edwards
State House
Clemenceau Delivers Earnest 15 Minute Talk to Editors
Georges Clemenceau spoke to a luncheon of New York editors and publishers about France’s needs. The closed session lasted 58 minutes beyond the scheduled time, drawing praise for his passion, candor, and earnest commitment to France.
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Associated Press
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France
America
Ralph Pulitzer
New York World
Tiger
Clemenceau in New York After Paris Address
The 81-year-old ex Premier traveled to his New York home after his address and rested nearly two hours. He attended a France-America Society reception at Thomas W. Lamont’s home. Despite a no-handshake promise, Clemenceau greeted about 75 attendees, including BE, H. Gary, John D. Rockefeller Jr., Elihu Root, and Chauncey M. Depew.
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Thomas W. Lamont
J. P. Morgan & Co
Stephen Bonsal
Tiger
Clemenceau
Be, H. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Elihu Root
Chauncey M. Depew
Lodge's Campaign Expenses Reported at 3920
Senator Lodge of Massachusetts filed a final campaign expense account listing expenditures of 3920 dollars. The report shows contributions to State and municipal Republican committees and Republican clubs, with the senator noting no contributions received.
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Washington
Lodge
Massachusetts
Senate
Mysterious Midnight Camp Incident In Wellesley Investigated
Wellesley police investigated a mysterious midnight incident at a summer camp near the Ova tion of Wellesley Armistice. Five men were rushed to Newton Hospital suffering concussions and injuries. A gro p allegedly found dynamite in an old quarry and stored it at the camp. Names are withheld.
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Murder Suspect Arrives for Camb Mass Trial
Dominick Bay of Providence Rhode Island was indicted for murder in Cambridge Massachusetts. He was arrested in Philadelphia and brought to New York tonight and will be taken to Cambridge tomorrow for trial.
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Dominick Bay Copie
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