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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1918
Page
9
A public message from the League to Enforce Peace titled Let us have war that we may have peace was read at the Esperanto Association of North America congress in Eliot Maine. The message targets Esperantists worldwide outside Germany to counter German propaganda amid World War I.
Connecticut officials have requested Massachusetts motorists be warned that using lights not conforming to Connecticut law while driving in that state may lead to arrest.
Medical experts from Boston and Fall River examined remains recovered from the Taunton River in a High profile murder case. They confirmed the victim is a young light haired woman aged 16 to 22 with partial remains, a scalped head, and no dental work, while police widen the search for missing girls across the country.
At the close of a near three hour examination Dr. Magrath refused to comment. Dr. Gunning in charge said the proceedings yielded nothing new beyond minor details, and the second autopsy mainly substantiated existing findings.
Paul Codispoti aged 28 of 12 Bristow Street East Saugus was arraigned before Judge Albert D Bosson in the Chelsea Police Court on a murder charge in the killing of John Carriotti of 16 Hinchman Street Boston He waived examination and was held without bail for the grand jury.
Four band concerts will be held Sunday in Greater Boston parks starting at 3 10 p m The venues are Marine Park Boston Common Franklin Park and Wood Island Park.
At Saratoga July 18 Colonel Roosevelt drew large crowds and a renewed push from anti Whitman Republicans to nominate him for governor. Attorney General Lewis offered to withdraw if Roosevelt ran, while a round robin urged entry. Roosevelt spoke patriotically but did not discuss state politics and left with campaign aides.
Congressman James A. Gallivan met Colonel Roosevelt at the Harvard Club in New York to discuss the Nobel Peace Prize funds for war use. The congressman learned Quentin Roosevelt had fallen in action in France only after a bystander told him, while the colonel did not mention the death during their hour and a half meeting.
Edward Tuck French arrives in Chester and stays at the Chester Inn hoping to meet his wife Lilian Harrington a telephone operator. His Newport and New York millionaire father Amos Tuck French owns property nearby but will not allow him on the estate. Mrs French is said to be with her parents in Lakeport and may join him, suggesting a possible reconciliation.
Mike N Husson aged 20 of 62 Suf folk Street Lowell operator of the automobile loaded with soldiers from Camp Devens collided with John Roses horse and wagon at Lexington last Saturday fatally injuring the horse. He was fined $60 in Concord District Court yesterday with $25 for reckless driving $5 for no registration and $20 for failure to identify himself after the accident. Husson appealed.
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