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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1920

Page

13

Mayor vetoes renaming of Roxbury public squares

The Mayor vetoed council orders renaming Roxbury squares to honor fallen Boston soldiers. Vetoes affected Tremont Station junction, Roxbury to Thomas Connelly square. Linwood to William E. Anderson. Dearborn to John Charles Peterson. Basex and Harrison to Thomas Karen. Tremont Clinton Montgomery to Jeremiah W. Sullivan. Cedar Ford and Centre to James M. Hines square.

Peters Boston Tremont Station Streets Roxbury Thomas Connelly William Pynchon Linwood William E. Anderson Dearborn Square John Charles Peterson Basex Street Harrison Avenue Thomas Karen Phillips Square Clarendon Montgomery Streets Jeremiah W. Sullivan Montgomery Square Cedar Street Ford, Avenue Centre Streets James M. Hines

Amundsen Polar Ship Maud Stuck in Arctic Ice

Captain Roald Amundsen’s Maud is wedged in polar ice off Kolyuchin Bay west of Wrangel Island and near the Siberian coast. Fur traders reaching Nome report the ship remains immobilized as the expedition continues in the Arctic.

Alaska Roald Amundsen Maud Polar Kolyuchin Bay Siberia Wrangell Island Siberian Nome

M C Brush Sold by US Shipping Board to North Atlantic Line

The North Atlantic and Western Steamship Company announced the purchase of the M C Brush from the US Shipping Board. The 401 foot freight steamer, named for a living public figure Matthew C Brush, is to be delivered around Oct 23 and sail to Los Angeles and San Francisco by Nov 1.

North Atlantic and Western Steamship Company United States Shipping Board M. C. Brush Matthew C. Brush Boston Elevated Railway Boston Hog Island American International Corporation Penn General Electric Curtis Marine Babcock and Wilcox M. G Brush Los Angeles San Francisco Nansco Line West Togus Artigas Lehigh Springfield Stanley Dollar Yosemite Nansco Company Army Supply Base Pier South Nansco Portland Liverpool Glasgow West Isleta

Girls in Newton Stage Masquerade Pranks

Four Newton young women in disguises paraded through Newton last night causing mischief. They dressed as an old maid and as leisured ladies, played tag with a Newton policeman, and disrupted a local bowling tournament at the Newton Highlands square alley.

Newton Boston & Worcester Electric Newton Highlands Square

Old maid row on Boston car ends in chase and prank

A Boston and Worcester line car at Parker street Newton sees four youths insult a married woman described in 1880s attire. After taunts and gibes the conductor ejects them. police intercede as they flee toward Newton Centre.

Boston and Worcester Parker Street Newton Joseph Cummings Newton Force Newton Highlands Odd Fellows Newton Centre

League Aids U S Farmers via League of Nations

Grand Island Neb Sept 27 Interest of American farmers in European markets for surplus through the League of Nations was the basis of league arguments offered by Governor Cox today across Nebraska corn belt.

Grand Island Neb League of Nations Cox Nebraska

Boston Evening Schools See Attendance Rise

The Boston evening schools opened with higher expected turnout than last year. Officials noted a Jewish holiday yesterday may delay exact totals, with estimates suggesting as many as 25 000 pupils. Night schools include nine high schools and 12 elementary programs plus trade and extension classes.

Boston Trade School Frank V. Thompson Michael J. Downey Thompson

City halts oil tank permits after unanimous injunction

South Boston residents including two Catholic pastors secured an injunction against the street commissioners to stop permits for inflammable fluid tanks at West First D streets and East First P streets. The order, backed by an ancient ordinance, requires mayoral approval and blocks Jenney Manufacturing tanks of 1,300,000 gallons and Michigan Tanning Company tanks of 750,000 gallons for Tidewater Oil Sales.

West First D Streets East First P Streets South Boston Ford Jenney Manufacturing Company Michigan Tanning Company Tidewater Oil Sales Company

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