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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1919

Page

7

Foch Urges Rhine Guard To Sustain Allied Victory

Marshal Foch declares France must hold the Rhine to secure peace after victory. He praises American troops for their vigor and sacrifice, notes the armistice ended with German concessions, and warns against renewed war while urging united vigilance for Europe’s future.

Lorraine Flanders France Rhine Germany England America Europe

Most Favorable Outlook for League Says Wilson

President Wilson said prospects for a league of nations agreement are most favorable after a Carnegie Hall mass meeting. He noted the Civic Forum's Henry Clews, chairman of the executive committee, and sent a message expressing gratification and interest in the action.

Wilson New York Henry Clews The Civic Forum League of Nations Carnegie Hall

Arrest Four in Cloth Robbery Case in Fall River

Fall River police and railroad detectives near solving a two year cloth theft ring worth 100000 from the American Woolen Company. Three alleged receivers remain in the city, one client awaiting trial in Plymouth for larceny, and a fifth suspect held in Philadelphia.

Fall River Plymouth Philadelphia American Woolen Company Fall River Line

Portuguese gang tied to woolen thefts in Fall River area

Police say Albert Larero, Jose De Souza, and Dominico Pereira, all in custody on larceny charges later changed to receiving stolen property, aided by railroad detectives in tracing a multi city theft ring. The rail line reimbursed about 80000 for stolen cloth. investigations span Providence Taunton and other mill towns.

Albert Larero Allen Street Jose de Souza Division Street Dominico Péreira Laero Priscilla Fall River Liberty Fay John ¥. Armstrong Plymouth Thomas White New Haven American Woolen Company Providence Taunton New England American Company New York Victorene Cottage Place John Armstrong

Stage Women’s War Relief Holds Tea

The second tea in a series by Stage Women’s War Relief was hosted at its rooms in the Little Building yesterday afternoon. The event aimed to recruit members to work at the relief rooms and continue sewing sweaters vests and other comforts for service members in need this winter. Mrs Lotta Crabtree and Miss Marion attended.

Stage Women's War Relief Lotta Crabtree Marion

Three Held in Everett Bandit Case

Three men were apprehended in West Everett after a robbery and shooting. Witnesses from the Everett crime identified the prisoners in New York, where the State police and Assistant District Attorney Harvey followed up on the case.

Trio Extradited After Everett Freight Car Heist

Thomas Owens John Mulhall and Richard Sweeney were convicted in New York on freight car break in charges but deferred while authorities sought them in Everett. A bold holdup at the Everett Trust Company netted 12800 dollars for Frank R. Brown and his associates before a getaway along Main Street. Brown survived after two chest wounds and later recovered in hospital.

Thomas Owens John Mulhall Richard Sweeney New York Federal District Court Everett Rouges’ Gallery Owens Mulhall Sweeney Tufts Frank R. Brown General Electric Company Everett Trust Company Everett Foundry Joseph P. Shakley Everett B. Kibbe Tilston Street Brown Brow Main Street Charlestown Daniel W. Lynch Boston Fred A. Consell Lawrence

Poison Clue In Lebaudy Tragedy

New York Jan 17 Attorney for Mme Lebaudy reports a drug clerk's tale of a man seeking cyanide potassium with vague intent. The clerk said the man asked to burn it on a stove to smoke rats. The story ties to Jacques Lebaudy and threats to harm his wife and daughter Jacqueline.

Marne Verdun Pershing Argonne Meuse Rhine Marshal Foch New York Harry W. Moore Mme. Lebaudy Mineola L. I Jacques “Lebaudy Jacqueline Westbury Lebaudy St. Brigid’s Moore Mme, Lebaudy Mme. Leaudy Nassau County C. E. Remsen Roslyn Edwin T. Murdock France St. Brigid's, Church Father McGinnis Jacquéline Emily Ladenburg Minnie Weidmer Justice of the Peace Walter R. Jones Charles I. Wood Thorn

Parish murder inquest yields quiet vigil and inquiry

The article describes a church burial and inquest into a parish murder scene. Jacqueline Lebaudy testifies about her mother’s revolver and the events surrounding the shooting as witnesses and police describe the grave and funeral details.

Local Briefs on Hub Trust Company Boston Incorporation

The Hub Trust Company of Boston with a $200,000 capital has been authorized to incorporate by the Board of Bank Incorporation. Prime movers include former Building Commissioner Patrick O’Hearn and Judge Thomas.

Hub Trust Company of Boston Board of Bank Incorporation Patrick O'Hearn Thomas

Drowned Child in Charles River Tragedy Prompted By Ice

An 11 year old boy, Gunna Hansen, the son of Victor and Mrs Hansen of Upper Main street Waltham, drowned while playing Tiddlywinks on thin ice in the Charles River near Pleasant street yesterday afternoon. Several playmates narrowly escaped.

J. Edward Maloney Metropolitan Park Police Charles Frechette Watertown Street Newton Charles River Arsenal Street Brighton Maloney Samuel F. Rich Frechette St. Elizabeth’s Hospital Columbus Avenue Roxbury Charlie Faretta Dana H. Gross Crestwood Park Tiddlywinks Pleasant Street Waltham

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