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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1917

Page

4

Police Lose Out In Long Thief Chase

Two young men suspected by Roxbury Crossing police of automobile theft fled as officers closed in at Notre Dame street. Patrolmen Riley and Sullivan came under fire after neighbors joined the pursuit, but the suspects escaped into the cold afternoon. The report details a mounted chase, a stolen touring car, and the occupants’ 26 mile plus southward landing after a desert flight described by Lieutenant Robertson and Colonel Bishop.

Roxbury Crossing Notre Dame Street Roxbury Charles J. Riley Joseph F. Gallagher Bragdon Street South End Riley Daniel F. Sullivan Sullivan Robertson Associated Press San Diego Calexico Imperial Valley

Fliers Exhausted in Wilds of Mexico

Leaving Robertson in charge of two searchers other members pressed southward and found Bishop lying on the ground in a mountain pass. He was unable to talk and barely able to recognize the searchers.

Robertson Arizona Bishop

Old Roxbury House Reveals Hidden Wealth Claim

A scrape of the Roxbury wooden house at 92 George Street uncovers bank books with $12 000 in deposits deeds to $4 000 in real estate watches jewelry and a cache of wrapped cigar butts paper bags string and unlisted wild cat stock certificates found by investigators on the Jakober property.

George Street Roxbury Heinrich Jakober

Treasure hunt unfolds in Boston home of Jakober

Special Administrator Sughrue and Irish, aided by Health inspectors and police, begin a thorough search at 92 George Street for hidden wealth. They uncover bank books, deeds, stocks, jewelry, rings, and stocks in electric railway and mining ventures while seeking missing heirs and clues to Neukam and a sister in Walla Walla.

A. Francis Wmarrington Michael J. Sughrue Jakober Electric Railway Signal Company Boston

NO FIREWORKS FOR FAT ICY CHINATOWN CELEBRATION

The Chinese of Boston will skip fireworks for New Year due to wartime shipping delays. The 4965 inauguration proceeds with pomp minus fireworks while Chinatown readies with cleaning, new clothes, baths, and calling-card visits. Sixty children in Chinatown will not attend school this week.

Boston Chinatown

Alaskan Held Up by Fear of Raider

Fear of German raiders now terrorizing allied shipping in the Atlantic is blamed for the Alaskan remaining in port. The vessel carries 150000 bushels oats, copper, steel, and general freight for France, to be delivered at St Nazaire. One thousand seven hundred fifty horses were booked but stay in stockyards at Brighton and Watertown.

St. Nazaire Brighton Watertown

Governor reinstates annual reception for Legislature

Governor and Mrs McCall will renew the Bay State custom by hosting an annual reception for lawmakers their wives and relatives. The event is set for next Thursday at 8 PM in the executive offices of the State House.

McCall Bay State State House

Boston to Welcome Judge Sanders With War Letter Mail

Judge Leon Sanders of New York, head of the Hebrew Sheltering and Immigrant Aid Society, arrives in Boston with thousands of wartime letters to Jews here. A mass meeting at Faneuil Hall will distribute the letters and hear Isador Hershfield recount his war zone experiences.

Leon Sanders New York Hebrew Sheltering and Immigrant Aid Society of America Boston Faneuil Hall Immigrant Aid Society Judge Sanders South Station Society Parmenter Street Isador Hershfield Hebrew Sheltering and Immigrant Aid Society Hershfield Hersfield Henry J. Skellington Hirsch Masliansky Abraham Alpert Isaac Heller Leon Sandars The

Man Fined $50 for Watered Milk in East Cambridge

Francis S. Cummings of Somerville was fined $50 in Middlesex Superior Court at East Cambridge for keeping for sale milk to which water had been added.

Francis S. Cummings Somerville Middlesex Superior Court East Cambridge

Books on the Great War Offer Wide View of Conflicts

A survey of wartime reading highlights several new titles and notable authors. Herbert Bayard Swope’s Within the German Empire 1916 presents an unprejudiced German view, while When the Prussians Came to Poland by Laura de Turczynowicz recounts Polish suffering. Other works profile the Russian advance, Serbian typhus, Nestorian Christians, and naval aviation, with vivid notes on battles, espionage, and political aims.

German Empire Century Herbert Bayard Swope New York World Germany United States Swope Belgium France Poland Zimmermann Ludendorf Serbia Putnam Laura de Turczynowicz von Hindenburg Arthur Conan Doyle Sherlock Holmes Arthur Mons Marne Aisne Ypres

Spanish Steamer Manuel Sunk by Submarine

The Spanish steamer Manuel of Bilbao, 2419 tons, was sunk by a submarine near Madrid via Paris. The crew were rescued by the Swedish steamer Karl.

Madrid Paris Manuel Bilbao Karl

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