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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1922

Page

9

General Edwards visits Devens Camp Massachusetts National Guard

Major General Edwards tours Devens Camp with Brigadier General Logan and regiment commanders. He inspects troops, observes maneuvers, addresses companies, and hosts a reception. He praises the 101st and 104th regiments morale and notes the promise of younger soldiers. Nine homing pigeons fail to return from the day’s test flight.

Devens Ayer Massachusetts 51St National Guard Edwards Logan Massachusetts National Guard Westwood South Boston

General Edwards Hears Radio Demonstration At Camp Tour

During a camp visit with the 104th Infantry Headquarters unit, General Edwards expressed keen interest in a radio demonstration. He heard a message from Headquarters Company to him, then tested wireless communication noting radios solve frontline to division liaison. He praised radio for enabling protected links across five miles and underground dugouts.

104Th Infantry Edwards Boston Post France Maison Flo Rill

Newsboy Scholarship Helps Malden High Graders

Malden Evening News Editor Frank A Bayrd offers a $200 Newsboy Scholarship for a Malden High graduate to cover freshman year expenses at a New England college. Applicants must have sold or delivered the News for at least one year during school days. selection by the Mayor and the News editor.

Frank A. Bayrd Malden Evening News Bayrd Thornton Jenkins Jenkins Malden News Malden High New England F. A. Bayrd

Chaplain of Maine Receives $109 in Gold at Veteran Gathering

Newburgh New York July 11 Monsignor John F Chidwick chaplain of the battleship Maine when it exploded in Havana Harbor received 109 in gold at the annual encampment of the New York State Department United Spanish War Veterans. The gift honored his service to the organization.

Newburgh N. Y John F. Chidwick Maine Havana Harbor New York State Department United Spanish War Veterans Chidwick

South End man found guilty of illegal liquor sale

Jacob Raditch of 394 Shawmut Avenue South End was convicted by Judge Dowd in Central Court yesterday and fined 50 dollars for illegal liquor sale. A second bribery count against the arresting officer was dismissed for want of prosecution.

Jacob Raditch Shawmut Avenue South End Dowd Central Court

Massachusetts to Form Full National Guard Division

Massachusetts will complete a full guard division at Camp Devens within six weeks. Brigadier General Edward L. Logan becomes division commander as major general, with the 51st Infantry brigade led by Colonel Thomas F. Foley succeeding Logan. A new 188th Infantry will join the 181st to form the 62nd Brigade under either Foote or Murphy, with other colonelcies and reorganizations in process to place the division, named the 2th Division, Massachusetts National Guard, in Boston area headquarters.

Massachusetts Edward L. Logan 51St Infantry Camp Devens Thomas F. Foley 101St Infantry Logan 51St 188Nd Infantry 181St Infantry 62Nd Alfred E. Foote State National Guard Commissioner of Public Safety John D. Murphy Natick Foley Arthur W. Desmond Boston Arthur Hanson Waltham Albert C. Gray Medford 101St Engineers 182Nd Infantry 2Th Massachusetts National Guard Greater Charlestown Rich Ard C. Hale National Guard War Department

Family of Five Missing From Waltham Home

State police investigate the disappearance of Albert DeGraffe 26 and wife 24 and their three children Robert 4 James 8 and Helen 5 months from their Waltham home three weeks ago. Neighbors and local merchants report no contact or debt left behind.

Fred Kirlin Waltham Albert DeGraffe Robert James Helen

Mystery Vanishing of Devine Family Stuns Town

In Waltham a driver for Hathaway Bread Co. and his family vanished three weeks ago leaving a note to Berry Furniture Co. with no signature. Neighbors report no activity, while police find only a lease note and no trace of the missing couple, their debts unpaid except for an automobile.

DeGraffe Hathaway Bread Company Venina Waltham Arthur Devine de Graffe Lynn

No Collection Game Sunday Stipulated by Cambridge Park Board

North Cambridge Columbus Club may not collect money at its Sunday baseball game at Russell Field after Cambridge park commissioners granted the permit. City Solicitor Nelligan will render an interpretation of collections under Sunday baseball law.

North Cambridge

Mayor plans safety film to curb auto streetcar dangers

Mayor Curley seeks cooperation from Boston Elevated Railway and insurance firms to finance The Slaughter of the Innocents a public safety film. The project aims to educate children about motor vehicle risks, with scenes set in Boston streets and parks this summer as part of a safety first campaign. Funds include at least 8000 dollars for production and 5000 dollars from insurers, plus 1800 from the Elevated trustees.

Curley Boston Elevated Railway Boston Insurance Companies Atlantic City Boston Dana Elevated Board of Trustees

Schutte Granted Reprieve for New Trial Possibility

Governor Lake of Connecticut granted Emil Schutte a reprieve until October 24. Schutte, of Haddam, was scheduled to be hanged July 21. The reprieve follows a defense plea for a second trial citing new evidence and an indiscreet juror.

Hartford Conn Governor Lake Emil Schutte Schutte

Elusive Louis Jones Sentenced for Drug Activities

The elusive Louis Jones of Flagg Street South End is sentenced to 26 months in the House of Correction for his drug business. Judge Dowd rules the institution offers suitable opportunities for contemplation and reform. Jones appears overwhelmed by the decision.

Louis Jones Flagg Street South End

Man Identified After Death in Charlestown Doorway

A man found unconscious in a doorway at 922 Main Street Charlestown on Monday died later from a cerebral hemorrhage at Haymarket Relief Station. He was identified yesterday as Mathew Howard 54 of 29 Kenwood Terrace Lynn by his nephew John F How ard of the same address.

Main Street Charlestown Haymarket Mathew Howard Kenwood Terrace Lynn John F. Howard

Amoskeag plans to open more departments soon

The Amoskeag Company in Manchester New Hampshire plans to reopen additional mill departments. Overseers and second hands recalled from temporary duty at the Coolidge Mill hint at next Monday morning operations resuming. About 150 looms expected to be running by tomorrow as weavers move from the West Side Mill to the Southern Division.

Manchester WN. H Amoskeag Company Coolidge Mill Amoskeag West Side

Roosevelt Hotel to Rise 1200 Rooms in New York

United Hotels Corporation plans a 14 story, 1200 room Roosevelt hotel on a full block site between 45th and 46th streets bounded by Park Avenue and Madison Avenue. The New York Central tracks will pass through the basement as they enter Grand Central Station across the street.

New York United Hotels Corporation West 4Th Street 45Th and 4Th Street Park Avenue Madison Avenue New York Central Grand Central Station

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