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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1919

Page

22

Post Santa Claus needs more help in Boston drive

Contributions to the Post Santa fund lag behind requests for toys and clothing as thousands of letters arrive daily. A Columbus Avenue benefactor arranged a Thanksgiving delivery to a Somerville family, while appeals from Chelsea and Unionville show the breadth of need. Volunteers are urged to help read letters, label packages, and sort gifts at 255 Washington Street, with additional help sought from those who speak Polish.

Post Santa Santa Columbus Avenue Greater Boston Chelsea Ethel Sarta Washington Street New England Dorchester North End West End South End Santa Claus Boston Post Mass Unionville Bir Hirst Congregational Sunday School Franklin Viola M. L. Ellis Liberty Club Ida G. McGarry

Too many marriages of Fredericton soldier emerge in Canada case

Fredericton reports expose a sergeant major who vanished with a fresh wife for a cross country trip to Los Angeles, while duplicating another man’s identity. Records show Frank I Parke as the central figure born Burtt's Corner, with twin-deception spanning multiple wives and four countries, amid military honors disputed and arrears inquiry.

Fredericton N. B New Brunswick Toronto Pacific Coast Los Angeles Frank I. Parke New Brunswick Military Hospital St. John Burtt Alfred Stairs Southampton Ford Parke Frank Parke Frank Jr. Parke Frastus Parke Burtt’s Corner Parke Maine England Helen Stairs

Roosevelt Club lauds Governor Coolidge in resolutions

The executive committee of the Roosevelt Club unanimously commends Governor Calvin Coolidge for efficiency and devotion to Massachusetts. The resolutions praise Coolidge for upholding the constitution laws and welfare of the Commonwealth. Harcourt Amory Jr serves as secretary.

Calvin Coolidge Commonwealth Roosevelt Club Harcourt Amory, JR

Cancelled Navy Contracts Trim War Outlay

Washington November 26 Rear Admiral McGowan paymaster general announced in his annual report that war outlay by the navy was reduced by more than 47000000 dollars through cancellation of contracts after the armistice. Navy disbursements peaked at 83990240 in December 1918, compared with 8853629 in March 1917.

Washington McGowan

Slack Elected Head of Canadian Press

Toronto November 26 E F Slack was elected president of Canadian Press Limited at the annual meeting attended by publishers from across the Dominion. E H Macklin was chosen first vice president and G red Pearson second vice president.

Toronto E. F. Slack Canadian Press, Limited Dominion E. H. Macklin G.red Pearson

Widen Court and Cambridge streets to ease Tremont traffic

Promoters led by Edmund C. Codman plan widening Court and Cambridge streets to relieve a traffic jam through the downtown area. Allan C. Jones and Boston business leaders cite sessions at the American House and a completed Charles street project as groundwork. The scheme, if approved, would reroute autos via the West End to the Back Bay, saving 5 to 15 minutes and reducing accidents and wear on vehicles.

Court Cambridge Streets Tremont Street Allan C. Jones American House Edmund C. Codman Codman Boston Jones Charles Street West End Back Bay Cambridge Esplanade Beacon Exeter Haymarket Square Tremont Boylston

Hotel proprietor Edward McIntire dies after long illness

Fitchburg November 2. Edward McIntire 69 president proprietor of the American House a leading local hotel died late today after a long illness He came from Rockland Maine and was prominent for many years in Maine hotel business

Fitchburg Edward McIntire American House Rockland Maines

Wheel chair brings a hopeful Christmas to Somerville girl

Eight year old Margaret Powers, once bedridden by rheumatism and heart illness, receives a donated wheelchair from a Boston benefactor after writing to the Post Santa Claus. The gift allows her to leave the couch, visit shops and outdoors, while a flood of local donations follows from neighbors and groups, including a Thanksgiving dinner and milk money, totaling over $32 in gifts and support for her family.

The Post Santa Somerville New England Margaret Powers Boston Margaret Santa Claus Fountain Avenue Alfred Freeman Newbury- Port Mags Dorothy Ader Albert Piolpowlz Cambridge George Gilman

Police Ball in January to Be Issued by Boston Police

Boston Police Commissioner Curtis announced the January ball of the Boston Police Association, stressing the organization remains under police control and serves active officers with insurance and relief features. He clarified that retired or discharged members with ten years in good standing may keep the insurance by paying dues, but have no voice in management or sick benefits. Curtis emphasized the ball’s purpose is to benefit active officers and ensure success.

Boston Police Force Curtis Boston Police Association

Americans Celebrate Thanksgiving in Paris at Hotel Quai d Orsay

Three hundred Americans gathered for Thanksgiving at the Hotel Quai d Orsay with French guests including Governor Alexandre Millerand who was detained in Strasbourg. Ambassador Hugh C Wallace praised Wilsons progress and framed the victory as a triumph of principles with France defending itself against aggression. He urged work as the path to salvation and a saved world.

Paris Alexandre Millerand Alsace Strasbourg Hugh C. Wallace Wilson France Germany Wallace

Barthou Speaks For France At Paris Dinner

Louis Barthou in place of premier voices warm French gratitude for America’s friendship at a Paris function attended by the American Club of Paris. Republican Guard troopers in dress uniform stood behind the guests as Dr Ernest H Lines welcomed speakers and referenced Thanksgiving amid unrest.

Louis Barthou M. Barthou France America Republican Guard Ernest H. Lines American Club of Paris Plymouth Rock

Roxbury Newsboy Weds West End Girl

Israel Kolikof a Roxbury newsboy of 11 Otisfield Street married Miss Rae Engler of 129 Myrtle Street at the North Russell Street synagogue by Rabbi A Kantur. Kolikof served overseas with the 301st Regiment and the couple left for a wedding trip to New York.

North Russell Street Israel Kolikof Otisfield Street Roxbury Rae Engler Myrtle Street A. Kantur 301St Regiment New York

Health Agent Seizes 25 Unfit Watertown Turkeys

Watertown Health Agent John W. Tapper inspected local markets and seized 25 turkeys deemed unfit to eat. Twenty one were taken from one shop and four from another. many were moldy or sweaty and destroyed with quicklime. The worst came from a barrel marked Freshed Killed Turkeys. the dealer claimed purchase at the Boston market for 40 cents per pound. Officials declined to reveal dealer names or state whether prosecutions would occur.

John W. Tapper Watertown Tapper Boston

Prominent Market Man James H Richardson Dies

James H Richardson of Reading and formerly of Somerville, a partner in Swan Newton Co poultry and game dealers at Quincy market, died yesterday at his home 60 Prescott street. Born Oct 8 1855 in Boston, he spent youth in Arlington. Survived by widow three children Mrs Stanley V Lane Andover Miss Mildred L Richardson Norman L Richardson, his mother and sister.

James H. Richardson Reading Somerville Swan, Newton & Co Quincey Market Prescott Street Boston Arlington Stanley v. Lane Andover Mildred L. Richardson Norman L. Richardson

Large Fashion Sale Listing With Dresses and Coats

A dense catalog lists numerous clothing items and fabrics with prices and qualities. Items include Wool Serge Dresses, Georgette and Taffeta dresses, fur trimmed coats, voiles, waists, skirts, and accessories such as hats and lamps, with varied price ranges and specials.

Should Kill Luxury Tax Now on Corsets

A reader argues against the luxury tax on corsets under ten dollars. She notes tax increases raise prices, harming women in modest means who seek better-grade corsets, and urges removing the tax to allow proper fitting and value. Florence La Priston signs the letter.

Madame Chiqueta Florence la Priston

Harvard Freshmen Prefer the Pipe Among 1923 Class

Harvard University reports among 612 at the Cambridge campus the 132 smokers favor the pipe. Of smokers 84 smoke a pipe, 43 smoke cigarettes, five smoke cigars. Five drink one fag daily, 10 smoke five a day, 4 inhale two packs daily. Most learned to inhale at 16 to 18. one began at age 9, oldest at 21.

Harvard Department of Physical Training Cambridge William H. Geer Cubs

Col Roosevelt Comends Brookline Scotty Memorial Drive

Boston and Brookline newsboys raising funds for Scotty Memorial learned of a letter from Lieutenant-Colonel Theodore Roosevelt praising their efforts. Roosevelt, unable to attend the concert due to a prior engagement, sent a message to be read at the event.

Boston Brookline Scotty Chateau-Thierry Theodore Roosevelt Roosevelt

Col Logan Guest of Newburyport Moose Lodge Fair

Colonel Edoward A. Logan was the guest of the Newburyport Lodge of Moose in the opening of the annual fair.

Col. Logan Guest Newburyport MOOSE Edoward A. Logan Lodge of Moose

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