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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1919

Page

3

Old Time Friends Fall Out in Central Court

George D. Smith testifies against former friend William J. Reid in Central Court. Reid allegedly threatened to knock him down and kill him if he stood up, with witnesses noting conditions attached to any threat. Judge Wentworth orders Reid held under bonds for six months with $100 bail.

State Street George D. Smith Beacon Street Central Court Wiliam J. Reid Hotel Victoria Chester Hartley Smith Reid Smith's

Derelict cigar shaped dirigible sighted at sea

Passengers aboard the British steamship Lowther Castle, en route from Cardiff, reported on January 1 a large derelict cigar shaped dirigible balloon with a black and white ring on top lying flat on the sea about 250 miles off the Bermudas. No signs of life were seen aboard.

New York Lowthern Castle Cardiff Bermudas

Real War Baby Greeted Father Upon Return From War Zone

Van Leer Kirkman the 11 month old son of LT Commander Kirkman of the U S S Paulding greeted his father as the destroyer tied up at Charlestown navy yard. The Cassin reported torpedo damage but survived and the crew were commended by Secretary Daniels. The flotilla included Stevens Paulding Trippe Cassin Conyngham and Jenkins with furloughs planned and repairs ongoing.

van Leer Kirkman Nashville Tenn Kirkman U. S. S. Paulding Charlestown Navy Yard Queenstown Cassin Osmond K. Ingram Navy Department F. W. Kruge United States Newport Wales Secretary of the Navy Daniels Harvard Harvard Law School Larry Lombard Winchester R. F. Zogbaum Davis Charlestown Norfolk Philadelphia Stevens Paulding Trippe Conyngham Jenkins

First of Best Stories in Boston Post Sunday Magazine

The first of the famous best stories selected by critic E. J. O'Brien will appear in the Boston Post Sunday Magazine. The Marrying Time by Hearty Earl Brown is featured as the opening selection with additional stories to follow in coming weeks.

E. J. O’brien Boston Post Hearty Earl Brown

War bills hit peak with December outgo at 2.06 billion

Washington reports December Treasury outlay reached 2.06 billion dollars, highest since the war began, lifting six month total to 10.632 billion excluding debt principal. Secretary Glass urges oversubscription in treasury certificates to sustain government credit as veterans return home.

Washington Treasury Glass Federal Reserve Banks America France

Five Midnight Robbery In Washington Street Doorway

Raymond Mower and two companions were assaulted by five robbers who broke a gold tooth and his lip then took seventy dollars. Police arrested John Epstein Harry Keenan and Hugh Murphy, held for grand jury at twenty dollars each. The incident occurred near New Year in Boston.

Washington Street Raymond Mower Mower Sullivan City Hall Central Court John Epstein New Haven and Concord Reformatory Harry Keenan Hugh Murphy Lowell Boston

Cat in the Sack Brings Good Luck to Saco Resident

Ed Allen finds a large ebony cat in a sack of grain bought near Biddeford. The discovery coincides with improved health overdue checks arriving and a happier New Year for the Allen family. A lighthearted moral notes Let the cat out of the bag with a teaser for The Enigma in Pink in Boston Post Sunday Magazine.

Saco Ed Allen Allen Biddeford Tabby Eliza

Scalpers Buy Liberty Bonds

New York January 3 Liberty bonds sell well below par amid war fatigue and influenza. County district attorney Edward S. Brogan announced an inquiry into scalpers who charge excessive commissions and fail to pass cash equivalents of interest coupons to sellers. He cited gifting needs and unemployment as factors.

New York Edward S. Brogan Brogan Stock Exchange

Imperial Gra num Food advertisement notice

During convalescence from influenza and pneumonia take Imperial Gra num Food. Nourishing, strengthening, delicious, with no sickish sweetness. Any druggist, 25 cents.

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