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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1920
Page
8
An advertisement touts a $2.50 Ingersoll Yankee watch promising time saved as dividends. It claims five to ten year longevity with minimal weekly care and asserts a repair mishap is minor compared to other watches. It highlights a $1.00 Radiolite Dial for dark time reading.
The Rev. Father Leo Hughes of the Dominican Order, born in Boston and ordained in Washington, will sail to Rome to study for a year at the Dominican College there. After completing his studies in Italy he plans to return as a missionary in the United States.
George M. Little paymaster of the New York New Haven Hartford railroad for 30 years before retirement died in Kennebunkport after a long illness. He was born in Kennebunkport 73 years ago and had 46 years of railroad service.
In a heated executive session Councillor Brickley and Lloyd clashed as Lloyd refused to name coalition members and claimed wartime service amid insults. Watson Ford and others demanded transparency prompting adjournment with Lloyd leaving the room under verbal volleys.
John Grace, indicted for first degree murder in Frank Pirro's death last June, pleaded guilty to manslaughter yesterday and was sentenced by Judge OConnell to four to seven years in state prison.
The Brookline Board of Selectmen at their meeting last night referred the patrolmen petition for higher pay and better hours to the police committee, presented by Chief Rutherford. The move signals a delay in addressing the Brookline police wage dispute.
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