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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1917

Page

2

Fire Walls Braced to Let L Trains Run

Emergency lines ran from Dudley street to downtown as 60 laborers shored the Grace building to resume Elevated traffic. The Grace wall bracing and demolition plan, with Loew interests approving, aimed to safe-guard 65,000 riders while fire crews battled remaining flames and debris.

Dudley Street O’hearn Grace Storrow Brush The Elevated Mr. O’hearn Columbia Theatre Grace Building

Cat Rescued From Graze Building Ruins By Foreman

Ambrose Kennedy, foreman for a contracting firm, found a black cat clinging to a board in the flooded basement of the Graze building barber shop. Firemen rescued it. the cat leaped away and hid under a fire engine before vanishing into an alley.

Ambrose Kennedy Grace Kennedy

Smokers to Foil U Boats by British Smoke Apparatus

In Philadelphia on February 22 a new device seen on British steamships emits phosphorus smoke to cloak the vessel and mislead submarines. Two drums on the after deck release heavy black smoke, enveloping the ship and obscuring its course. Five British vessels in port are equipped with the system.

Philadelphia

Proposal to delay dry bill to Oct 1 1917

A concurrent resolution by Representative Moon of Tennessee proposes delaying the dry postoffice bill's effective date to October 1 1917. Moon said he would push the measure after the postoffice bill is disposed of. During House debate liquor dealers urged more time to sell stock in dry areas. Prohibition leaders resisted but some favored postponement after sending the bill to the President.

Jaynes Columbia Theatre Grace Dover Street Lovering Street United States Quartermaster’s United States Farnsworth, Hoyt & Company Belle Waist Company Baron Anderson Company Peter E. Walsh Dwight Representative Moon Tennessee Postoffice Committee Moon House Senate

750 000 Prisoners Put to Farm Labor in Germany

Berlin dispatch quotes General Groener head of the army feeding department stating Germany employs 750,000 war prisoners as farm laborers. The remark was made before the Reichstag committee aiding the national civil service law and reported by Rheinische Westfaelische Zeitung.

Germany Amsterdam London Berlin Rheinische Westfaelische Zeitung General Groener Groener Reichstag Committee

Prohibition Rule Advance In House As District Referendum Planned

House rules committees agreed to consider tomorrow a special rule to bring up in the House and Senate a prohibition bill for the District of Columbia. A hearing and executive session will precede action with an 8 to 3 forecast in favor. Representative Gallivan of Massachusetts introduced a referendum bill identical to the rejected Underwood amendment.

House Rules Committees House Senate District of Columbia Gallivan Massachusetts

Father Lockney Dies at Norfolk Downs

The Rev. John F. Lockney former assistant pastor of St. Patrick's Watertown died yesterday at his sisters’ home 46 Lunt street Norfolk Downs from pneumonia. He was ordained in 1884 and spent 31 years in Illinois.

John F. Lockney St. Patrick’s Church Watertown Margaret and Hannah Lockney Lunt Street Norfolk Downs Father Lockney Illi

Clergy Associate Served under Noted Catholic Pastors

The passage notes a cleric’s health decline three years ago and his move east. He served as assistant to Rev. John P. Cuffe at the Church of the Sacred Heart in Atlantic Quincy and later assisted Rev. Ambrose Roche at Saint Patrick's Church in Watertown.

Nois Peoria Rock Island John P. Cuffe Church of the Sacred Heart Atlantic Quincy Mer. Ambrose Roche S J. Fatrick Watertown

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