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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1916

Page

20

Hill Describes Ballooning Art Before Boston Club

William Carroll Hill, treasurer of the Aero Club of New England, spoke to the Hamilton Educational and Social Club in South Boston on ballooning. He showcased 80 photos from balloon and airplane flights over New England, depicting cities, towns, mountains, lakes, and clouds from 300 to 3000 feet.

Hamilton Educational and Social Club Thomas N. Hart School South Boston William Carroll Hill Aero Club of New England Hill

Wilsons tour to last week defence speech trip begins Jan 28

President Wilson plans a national defence tour starting January 28 with a one week stay. He will speak in Pittsburg Cleveland Chicago St Louis Kansas City St Joseph Des Moines and Davenport to present his defence programme.

Washington Wilson Pittsburg Cleveland Chicago St. Louis Kansas City St. Joseph Des Moines Davenport

Former Detective Chief Sentenced to Penitentiary

John J. Halpin former chief of the Chicago Detective Bureau was sentenced to imprisonment in the State penitentiary for one to five years. He was convicted weeks ago of accepting bribes to protect clairvoyant swindlers from arrest.

Chicago John J. Halpin Chicago Detective Bureau State Penitentiary

U. S. May Let Fugitives in Under Bond Support

Four Germans held in Calais Maine after escaping a Canadian prison may be admitted to the United States following a hearing by immigration officials. A wealthy New York German offered to post bonds for the men, with details coordinated through Commissioner H J Skeffington and the German consul, H C Lagreze.

Calais Canada Maine H. J. Skeffington H. C. Lagreze New York United States Montreal Skeffington

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