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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1912
Page
6
John Lewalski 16, of 193 Spring Street East Cambridge, has been missing from his home since last March. Parents seek help from the Post. he left home after quitting high school to work for a business career, then disappeared after a short job on Bromfield Street.
The Sunday Post Magazine praises The Man Who Was Lost as a delight for fiction lovers with a special installment promised next Sunday.
Hundreds of striking railroad workers ambushed a boatload of strikebreakers at the Mdgewater coal docks. In the ensuing battle two railroad detectives were killed and about a dozen wounded, including inspector William Gless who lay in critical condition with head and face wounds. Authorities said some assailants are known, while the Edgewater police and deputies search the foreign settlement for gunmen.
A telegram to the acting New Jersey Governor from Erie railroad chief General Superintendent Stone prompted militia calls amid fierce strife. Private detectives for the Erie, Graw and Mallory killed. Ryerson Woods Brown King Hicks wounded. 300 Susquehanna workers walk off demanding 5 cent hourly raise.
James Otis Kaler, author of many boys books, died in South Portland today. He had served as superintendent of schools in South Portland.
An old advertisement touts Geta-It as a corn and bunion remover that cuts away corns and warts from healthy flesh. It promises two second application, rapid action, and relief from corns, bunions, and calluses. Sold by KK Lawrence & Co in Chicago for 25 cents a bottle and by Riker-Jaynes Drug Stores in Boston.
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