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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1920

Page

8

Ex police officers held for grand jury in looting case

Three City Hall avenue police officers were held for the grand jury after waiving examination. Frederick H. Webster and John A. Lahorne faced three counts and were held on 2400 bail. Ernest R. Martin on 1200. Complainants Captain Sullivan and Special Officer John Manning testified. Loot included overcoats, tires, and inner tubes from Harry M. Koppell and P Hugh MacNeill stores. loot found in a lunchroom near the Federal street store. Bail not yet posted. Lahorne’s wife sought to raise funds. An error in the Post misdated the Lahornes marriage as October 1919. They wed in September 1917.

Parmenter Frederick H. Webster John A. Lahorne Ernest R. Martin Sullivan John Manning Harry M. Koppell Summer Street P. Hugh MacNeill Federal Street

Murray Nominated for Congress in Connecticut Primary

New London Democrat Thomas R. Murray won the nomination for Congress in the second Connecticut district as an official party slate announced today.

New London Conn Thomas R. Murray Connecticut

Ideal manufacturing site with water and rail facilities

1920 notice describing Belcoville area with 84 buildings in various constructions, 206 dwellings, and utilities. Details salvage opportunities including cast iron pipe, steel and timber, sand and gravel deposits, clay and hardwood stands. Bids due October 19 1920 to the Philadelphia District Ordnance Salvage Board.

War Department Philadelphia Atlantic City Belcoville South River Egg Harbor River West Jersey & Seashore Railroad Pennsylvania System May’s Landing May's Landing Egg Harbor Belouville Ordnance Salvage Board Market Street

Jealous African Green Monkey Delights at City Zoo

Peter the African green monkey, once Miss Maxine A. Walker's pet, now charms Curator Morse at the city zoo. The jealous animal once leaped at Morse during transport plans but now greets him with peanuts at the cage.

Peter Zoo Maxine A. Walker Washington Street Africa Morse Walker Mr. Morse Miss Walker Beast Maxine Walker

Illness Delays Bankruptcy Hearing on Ponzi Fund

Due to the illness of John S. Dondero the hearing on the 883 000 fund for Ponzi creditors in the Federal Bankruptcy Court was postponed from yesterday afternoon to the end of the week.

Johns. Dondero Federal Bankruptcy Court

New Building Permit Issued for State Street Office Tower

A 10 story office building at 160 170 State Street is approved for W Stanley Tripp owner. The structure will stand 122 feet high with footprint 6 by 47 12 feet. Three third class dwellings total 120000 and three garages total 5500 permits issued to Ricjenburg Bonohue and Rice.

State Street W. Stanley Tripp Building Department L. B. Ricjenburg Augusta Avenue West Roxbury Bonohue Walnut Road W. B. Rice Colonial Avenue Dorchester

Enterprising Newspaper Dealers of Greater Boston

A series profiling hustling business men who secure your Post each morning, highlighting their roles and impact in the local newspaper distribution network.

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News Stand Vendor Promises First With The Post

James W. Shaw operates a news stand at 219A Highland avenue Somerville for 12 years. Each morning he meets the paper car shortly after 6 o'clock and serves a busy stream of customers before noon, rarely stepping away even for the Post’s camera man.

The Post James W. Shaw Highland Avenue Somerville Shaw

Brighton Catholic Women’s Institute Fall Drive Planned

The Brighton Catholic Women’s Institute opens its fall drive for members with a music program and a reception to Pastor Rev. Joseph Tracey. Miss Mary Earls hosts, with refreshments by committee chaired by Miss Helen McGovern. Rev. Father Tracey and Rev. O R O’Gorman speak, Alpha Quartette sings, Mrs. Harry Quirk presides.

Brighton Catholic Women's Institute Joseph Tracey Mary Earls Helen McGovern Father Tracey O. R. O'Gorman Alpha Quartette Dailey Elizabeth Keefe Mary Foley Harry Quirk The Institute

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