Post Santa Claus Fund Seeks Early Gifts for Children
Readers send Christmas donations in memory of loved ones and to aid Post Santa Claus at The Boston Post. Contributions list names from Emma, Marion, Little Stanley, and Cleveland kin to Henry Prophett and Bruce Gordon, plus many others. Funds fund toys, warm clothing, and gifts to deliver before Christmas morning as volunteers plan the stocking and toy bundle.
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Santa
David
Marion
Little Stanley
William
Doris Cleveland
Leo
Mary A. Hurd
Bruce Gordon
Natalie Hurd
Henry G. Prophett
Bridgewater
Zillah
Ida Prophett
Knight Prophett
Cambridge
Providence
Santa Claus
Boston Post
Boston
Mass
Toyland
Benton. Post
Old Colony Trust Company
Teddy ‘Tegestein
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MGBM
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Emma
Clarice EK. O'Donnell
Herbert and
Thelma Larsen
Quartermaster Corps
Alice Bodwell Burke
Just
Dennis Stodder
Francis Kenney
D. Eb, Sullivan
India
Stowell
Farley & MacNeill
Neal R. O'Hara
Ieee T Vans
Henry Andrew
Ana’ Doris Cleveland
Manchester
Esaues
Dean T. Lawrence Davis
Charles and
Walter “Smith
Zillah Prophett
Comet
Knight
Henry G. Piodres
Patricia Malcolm Mecco
Western Union Seeks injunction over Miami to Miami Beach cable
Secretary of the Navy Daniels received formal notice of Western Union Telegraph’s bid for an injunction to stop interference with laying a Miami to Miami Beach cable. The suit was filed in the DC Supreme Court. Daniels says the company cites a War Department land permit now withdrawn by Secretary Baker to allow court review.
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United Ae News
Secretary of the Navy
Daniels
Western Union Telegraph Company
Miami
Miami Beach
Fla
Navy Department
Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia
War Department
Baker
Denies Ex Kaiser Will Be Installed in Corfu
The Greek legation in Paris denied reports that the former German Emperor would be installed on Corfu. Legation officials said there was no foundation for the story.
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Kaiser
Corfu
Pariz
Legation
White arraigned on murder charge in South Boston case
Joseph T. White a former police officer and boxer is held without bail for murder in the death of Philip W. Berger a South Boston market clerk. Berger's body bore only a draft card with the name Berger as police traced him to his job and last seen with White. White pleaded not guilty and the case was continued to December 1.
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Joseph T. White
White
Philip W. Berger
Boston
South Boston
Hanover Street Station
Berger
Child's Restaurant
New Haven
Wife of White testifies as arrest ties to Berger death
Mrs. White described her husband Joe White as innocent of the beating that left Philip Berger with a fractured skull. Police say Berger, a Gibbs market employee, was found unconscious near Broadway and F street after a heated sidewalk confrontation earlier that night. Berger, 25, of 30 Eliot Street, planned to testify for Mrs. White in a divorce. she said she met Berger with White on Huntington Avenue before the incident.
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White
Berger
White House
Mrs. White
Joe
Broadway
F Streets
Boston
West Third Street
Hugh A. Rourke
Jeremiah O'Neil
Athens Street
Gibbs’ Market
F Street
Eliot Street
City
Ira Cohen
Philip W. Berger
Cabot Street
Dorchester
Phil
Huntington Avenue
Elizabeth Stasese
Field Street
Roxbury
William Long
Roxbury Crossing
Woman Denies Meeting Him After Call From Eliot Street
A woman says she spoke by phone with a man at her Eliot street address and insists she did not arrange or meet him, and that she did not make any dates to meet him, clarifying alleged plans related to her husband.
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White
Eliot Street
Kidnap Attempt Targets 17-Year-Old Grover Laplant
In Vermont, Mrs Maude Laplant of Hyde Park reported a kidnapping bid after her 17 year old son Grover Laplant was seized near Morristown. He was later found dazed and half frozen in a maple sugar orchard with a note demanding 600 in ransom and warning of his death otherwise. Grover had visited Richford for two weeks and was returned to Hyde Park station before being forced into a car near the fairgrounds. The three male abductors fled in a closed automobile and attempted to hold him inside.
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Morrisville
Maude Laplant
Hyde Park
Grover
Grover Laplant
Richford
Fairgrounds
Morristown
Diamond Dyes Color Card Promises Easy Fabric Dyeing
Buy only Diamond Dyes. Each package contains simple directions for dyeing worn clothing and fabrics. Works on wool silk linen cotton or blends. Create rich fadeless colors for skirts waists dresses coats gloves stockings sweaters and draperies. Have your druggist show the Diamond Dyes Color Card.
Kidnap Probe Stymies With Missing Suspects After Head Injury
A man was struck on the head and cannot recall the events that followed. Investigators report no trace of the alleged kidnappers despite ongoing search efforts.
Legion in Campaign for Bonus Bill
The American Legion mobilizes for a push to pass the Adjusted Compensation of Soldiers’ Bonus bill as Congress reconvenes in two weeks. A new national legislative committee is tentatively chosen and tasked with lobbying senators and representatives from each state over the remaining fortnight.
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Washington
United News
Congress
American Legion
Veterans’ Organization
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