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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1920
Page
1
A Boston based investigation names twelve used car dealers linked to stolen autos. The release lists dealers in Boston Cambridge Chelsea Lowell and Manchester New Hampshire as implicated in trafficking stolen vehicles and outlines the ongoing case against them.
Herman L. Barney admits involvement with a dozen second hand dealers in Boston Chelsea Lowell and Manchester N H in a confession to Suffolk and Middlesex officials. He is linked to the killing of Patrédiman Charles E. Deininger during an auto theft spree.
The Post unveils an enhanced bulletin for today’s race to the America’s Cup contenders. Megaphone announcements will relay each step of the triangular course, beginning at noon Boston time, keeping enthusiasts thoroughly informed.
In New York on July 16 preparations are complete for the second race in the America's Cup series between the American defender Resolute and Lipton's challenger Shamrock IV. Resolute was disabled in yesterday's contest by the loosening of her throat halyards, while Shamrock IV. appears to be on form despite uncertain chances.
The article notes Douglas Fairbanks says he will not seek the Democratic nomination for U S Senator from California. He cites not being suited for a political career after returning from a 3000 mile trip through Europe.とも Miss Pickford mourns a 10000 sapphire and diamond bracelet stolen in Holland.
The War Department announced the President’s appointment of seven major generals and 22 brigadiers under the new army reorganization bill. Named major generals include Cronkhite Haan Menoher Muir Wright Bundy Read. brigadiers include Duncan Carter Lassiter Smith Howrze, Hutcheson Hinds Aulteman Conner Hagood Ely Gordon Hersey McAlexander Slayden Bandholtz Nolan Connor Davis Craig. colonels Drum Moseley.
Four strong earthquakes shook Los Angeles and suburbs today causing injuries to several people and minor damage to mostly old buildings. Shocks centered in the city were felt as far as 16 miles away with no major structural harm reported. The heat of the morning contributed to the anxious mood among residents.
Senator Warren G. Harding replies to the Hartford Times that he does not intend to ask or advise Governor Holcomb to call a special session of the Connecticut legislature to ratify the federal suffrage amendment. He states, I answer no.
In Columbus on July 16 Governor Cox told National Woman's Party members he will back their causes, as the Democratic candidate outlined pledges on suffrage and related reforms during a day of political outreach.
In the American League Detroit beat Boston 66 to 5 in 10 innings. Philadelphia defeated Cleveland 6 to 4. St Louis topped New York 5 to 2. Chicago won 4 to 1 over Washington in the first game, and 8 to 5 in the second. In the Eastern League Pittsfield lost to New Haven 6 to 0. Waterbury defeated Hartford 6 to 0.
Ex Kaiser plans to live in the South Seas after approval by allied nations. Formal application for permission to move there will be filed soon, according to a Berlin report.
Anxiety over possible trial for war crimes eases as he considers life after court. He aims to travel south with trusted friends then dedicate years to writing and composing music. American publishers have shown interest though no contracts signed as his son the Crown Prince resists. The former empress would accompany him but the Crown Prince and brothers stay in Europe seeking a future return to power if politics shift.
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The entry recalls events from 1915 as Russians retreat before a German Austrian push toward Warsaw while French and American forces push Germans from the Maine river south bank. It also notes a year ago the United States Senate ratified a treaty with Italy Spain and the Netherlands extending arbitration conventions five more years.
Forecasts predict fair weather for Boston and vicinity with moderating southwest winds. Conditions across New England and the middle Atlantic states remain fair Saturday and Sunday with little temperature change. Gentle to moderate offshore winds from the Atlantic shift mainly southwest and west.
Expect bright skies and fair conditions today with a warm afternoon nearly matching yesterday. Tonight remains pleasant with similar mild temperatures and light winds overall.
Temperature readings show 2 a.m. 69, 3 p.m. 78, 6 a.m. 68, 8 p.m. 72 with averages noted. Yesterday's average was 72 and the prior year's average was 73.
Thomas F. Ward an engineer in the Boston fire department stationed at Engine 3 Bristol Street and Harrison Avenue was arrested after a yearlong theft investigation into wholesale express company thefts totaling about 100 000. Ward, with 15 years service, is charged with receiving stolen goods surprising fire department circles.
Ward had left five quarters starting an indefinite leave of absence when the arrest occurred. Police say he admitted his activities and helped police after being brought to headquarters, a fact not learned by other company members until notified by reporters. Continued on Page 2-Eighth Col.
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