Post Santa Claus appeals for funds to aid New England children
The Post Santa Claus program appeals for reader donations to fund Christmas bundles for needy children in New England. Headquarters at 23 Washington Street and sorting at 105 107 Federal Street invite visits to see the effort, with letters from children and a list of contributions from various donors. The message urges early gifts despite higher costs from wartime inflation and notes funds cover packing, investigation, and delivery with no expense borne by recipients.
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New England
Santa Claus
Santa
Post
Post Building
Washington Street
Federal Street
Yuletide
United States
Veronica
James
Santa Headquarters
Franklin Motor Car Co
Amesbury
Bertha
Pevear
Cseseeeess Ely
G. I
Newfield
Dexter
Philip Podyen
Herman Whitsker
Townsend
Mass
Mra
Dorchester Highschool Dominates Mechanic Arte 31 to 0
Fullback Hen Henderson, quarterback Hall, and right tackle Paten starred as Dorchester High School routed Mechanic Arte High School 31 to 0 yesterday. Henderson and Hall led the offense while Paten protected the line in the shutout win.
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Henderson
Hall
Paten
Dorchester High School
Mechanic Arte High School
Curley Condemned by Peters in Spanish War Veterans Clash
Candidate Andrew J. Peters issued a statement condemning Mayor Curley for opposing veterans petitions and urging voters to judge his attitude toward the Spanish War veterans by records and a letter from Oscar T. Taylor commander in chief urging support for House resolve 17479 passed December 4 1912. Taylor’s letter stands as a stronger witness than Curley’s statements in this dispute.
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Andrew J. Peters
Curley
Boston
Congress
Oscar T. Taylor
United Spanish War Veterans
House of Representatives
Taylor
Curley labeled political tactics questioned over 1902 vote
A partisan exchange cites Mayor Curley and a veteran aid bill to dispute a candidate’s campaign statements. The speaker questions Curley’s claim about a 1902 5 percent preference bill and notes the veterans sought exemptions in this year’s Legislature.
Tague Urges Boston Mayor on Park Chief Dismissal
Congressman Peter I F Tague declared at a Brighton rally that Mayor Curley should confirm or deny plans to dismiss Park Commissioner John Dillon and disclose any financial interest in Boston theatres licensed by the mayor’s office. He cited a park department meeting where Curley admitted unfair treatment of workers and pledged better conduct in the coming term.
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Peter IF. Tague
Brighton
Curley
John Dillon
Boston
Park Department
Tague
Mr. Dillon
Questions Rise Over Boston Mayor's Retirement
The text questions the mayor of Boston about retirement motives and alleges possible conflicts of interest in park department staff and licensed birth control films. It urges a full confession of perceived administration failures and advocates Honest leadership in upcoming mayoral contest.
Curley Drives Start Campaign Rally at National Theatre
Mayor Curley opens his re election bid with a Democratic ratification meeting and reception at the National Theatre South End. Senator Edward S McLaughlin will introduce speakers as Curley outlines a two week final push ending December 18. He pays respects to Andrew J Peters and the Good Government Association and to the Finance Commission. Doors open 745 PM meeting 8 PM.
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Curley
National Theatre
South End
Edward S. McLaughlin
Democratic City Committee
Andrew J. Peters
Good Government Association
Reform Organizations
Finance Commission
Gallivan Attacks Curley Over South Boston Neglect
Congress candidate Gallivan condemned Mayor Curley in a South Bay Associates speech to about 500 people. He cited an arterial road and a bridge over the New Haven tracks built with his help against a railroad lobby, now torn down by the Mayor’s former partner Marks Angell. He accused Curley of hollow Strandway promises.
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Ter
Navy
Army
Santa
Santy
Richard
Gallivan
Curley
South Boston
South Bay Associates
Cove Street
New Haven
French Steamships Sunk in Week End Naval Action
Three French steam ships over 1600 tons and one smaller vessel were sunk by submarines or mines during the weekend ending November 25. One fishing vessel was lost in the same period.
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Paris
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Boylston
Santy Claus
Boots Union-Hat CO
Hanover
Bata Bcl
Peters
U. S. W. V. Head
Boston Board of Aldermen
Housands
Boston Post
John F. Fitzgerald
Peter F. Tague
Fitzgerald
James A. Gallivan
Joseph J. Cheever
Fairmont St
Dorchester
Curley Drive
Raps Curley Record
New York
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