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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1919

Page

32

Auto overturns kill and injure Quincy students

A runabout carrying eight Quincy High School and Woodward Institute students overturned at Rice Hill. One girl, Miss Alice Knight, 15, died from a dislocated neck and fractured skull. Six others, including Agnes Ferriter Catherine Flaherty William Bennett Joseph Dillon and Lester Hughes, were injured with varying severity. Operator Clarence Trask and his daughter escaped injury besides a nervous shock. Joseph Flaherty 6-year-old, confined with a skull fracture, sent a note to his employer from Quincy City Hospital.

Joseph Flaherty Quincy Quincy City Joseph Flaherty Grove Street West Quincy High School Woodward Institute Rice’s Hill Clarence H. Trask Willard Street Alice Knight James Knight Quarry Street West Quincy William Bennett Joseph Dillon Quincy City Hospital Agnes Ferriter Catherine Flaherty Lester Hughes Furnace Street

Senate probes bribery claim over Niagara senator

Albany April 10 The Senate judiciary committee will begin tomorrow hearings in its investigation of Senator George F. Thompson of Niagara who alleges he was offered a 500000 bribe to vote for the Carson Martin bill allowing a street railway fare increase.

Albany N. J Senate Judiciary Committee George F. Thompson Niagara

Prohibition Leaders Denied Passports for Europe Trip

Washington April 10 State Department officials announced that prohibition leaders will not be issued passports to Great Britain or France to campaign abroad. The ban follows Britain’s refusal to visa Americans with unimportant business abroad. The department said requests from many individuals with minor aims show a likely policy of broad refusals.

Washington Great Britain France State Department Europe Department England

Americans abroad urged to limit travel due to shortages

The passage notes representations that transportation facilities could not handle more Americans, risking interference with normal postwar conditions. Food and living accommodations were scarce, cited as a reason to reduce American travel in Europe.

Japs Join In Big Steamship Deal

Seattle April 10 J FP Morgan and other financiers plan to join Japanese capitalists in forming a new steamship company led by economist Kotaro Mochizuki. He says about 200 million dollars from American and Japanese funds will be invested to buy build and operate vessels on major world routes including a Seattle to Orient line.

Seattle J. FP. Morgan Kotaro Mochizuki New York Mochizuki

Women of Old Company B Host Homecoming Reception

An afternoon reception at Hotel Vendome honored men of the Yankee Division by the Women of Old Company B 101st Engineers. Mrs. Charles W. Frye of Scituate led as hostess. mothers and sons attended along with officers Major John F. Osborne Captain Horace E. Landon and Captain George C. Capelle who spoke of the soldiers' service in France.

Hotel Vendome 101St Engineers Charles W. Frye Scituate France John F. Osborne Horace E. Landon George C. Capelle First Corps Newell Keith

Smallpox case and transit news in Boston area

A travelling salesman aged 87 contracts smallpox, with three cases under treatment at the detention hospital housing returning troops. The White Star steamship Vedic departed Brest for Boston and will dock at Commonwealth pier around April 20. Miss Alice R. Shannehan married Captain S Ridley Striblin in Roslindale Church.

Board of Health New England White Star Line Vedic Brest France Boston Camonwealth Pier Liverpool Alice R. Shannehan Temple Street West Roxbury S. Ridley Striblin Fort Crockett Galveston Texas Church of Our Saviour Roslindale

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