Automobile coats and fabrics described in odd mix
A brief notice notes coats for automobiles made of rub Betised silk or leather linen with plain tweed, listing material types and textures in a fashion or trade context.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1918
Page
2
First D S C Award Here for William B Meyering
Washington July 10 War Department issues a general order awarding the distinguished service cross to First Lieutenant William B Meyering of the 234 Infantry for leading a platoon under heavy fire on April 6 1918 He was wounded and lost his right hand but refused aid to ensure the outcome of the attack inspiring his men to hold the line
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
William B. D.meyering
Dedication at Hough's Neck for Blessed Sacrament Church
Callinal O Connell will dedicate the new church at Houghs Neck with a cardinal presiding. A low mass at 11 o clock will be celebrated by Rev. Mark E Madden. After the mass the cardinal will confirm classes of boys and girls, first confirmation in the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callinal O'Connell
Hough’s Neck
Mark E. Madden
Henry H Hall Given U S Guards Major Rank
Henry H Hall of West Street Arlington Heights receives a commission as major in the United States Guard. He is assigned to command the Seventh Battalion forming at Fort Adams Newport to guard shipyards along the southern New England coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry H. Hall
U. S. Guards
United States Guard
West Street
Arlington Heights
Fort Adams
Newport
New B England
Celebrate Bastile Day at Devens Camp July 14
Devens Camp plans Bastile Day observances with a French High Commission speaker, special dinner, and an open air address in the amphitheatre or Y M C A auditorium. About 100 members of the 201st Engineers trained in pontoon bridge building as eight pontoon boats were placed on Robbins Pond. Captain A W Waldron leads the instruction and Sergeant Michael Mahoney, veteran of 27 years, has transferred from West Point to the 424d Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devens
Bastile
French High Commission
Depot Brigade
Knights of *Columbus
201St
Robbins Pond
A. W. Waldron
D Company
Michael Mahoney
Regular Army
424D Company
West Point
Ordnance Department
Mahoney
Dr Ethel Grant Goes to France as Red Cross Dentist
Dr. Ethel E. Grant of Reading sails for France to serve as a Red Cross dentist. She is noted locally for a wide practice and sacrifices her successful Reading career to aid Uncle Sam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel E. Grant
Reading
France
Red Cross
Car Men Union Meets with President Brush Over Wages
Representatives of the Boston Car men's Union conferred with President Matthew Brush of the Boston Elevated about a wage increase. No trustees attended first meeting and a second conference was set for today as no agreement was reached.
Ensign Perry Known for Heroic Act in French Seaplane Crash
Ensign Lloyd A. Perry of Pittsfield died April 11 in a seaplane crash at a French training base while saving observer Arthur J. Hamilton from death. Hamilton, hospitalized in France, reported Perry kept him from dying as the crash occurred. Details remain scarce, per a report to Pittsfield via Lieutenant Barrett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Lloyd A. Perry
France
Arthur J.hamilton
Hamilton
Mr. Hamilton
Ensign Perry
West
Barrett
Arthur J. Hamilton
Nurse Anne Ryan Heads to France for Red Cross Service
Haverhill girl Miss Anne Ryan has enlisted again in the Red Cross and is bound for France. A Boston City Hospital graduate, she previously served during the Halifax disaster last winter and had been nursing in Boston and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Ryan
Haverhill
Red Cross
France
Halifax
Miss Ryan
Boston City Hospital
Boston
Income Tax Refund for Police and Firemen
Policemen and firemen who paid income taxes on retirement allowances or pensions may apply for a refund before December 31. The tax commissioner's office outlines eligibility and notes a special act exempting these incomes from future taxation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tax Commissioner’s Office
Reformatory Sentence for Wilson for Express Company Theft
In Superior Court Thornton G Wilson pleaded guilty to stealing 30000 from Adams Express Company. Judge Quinn sentenced him to Concord reformatory for riotous living after spending the money on dining with actresses and costly gifts. District Attorney Pelletier joined in the recommendation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Criminal Court
Thornton G. Wilson
Adams Express Company
Quinn
Concord Reformatory
Wilson
Jewish Refugees on Way to United States
One hundred fifty Jewish women and children, refugees from the far eastern war zone, are en route from Yokohama to the United States. They will be cared for by relatives and friends in various parts of the country. Two hundred more refugees remain at the society's shelter in Yokohama.
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Far Eastern War Zone
Yokohama
United States
The
Hebrew Sheltering and Immigrant Aid Society of America
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