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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1918
Page
13
George Barr McCutcheon will have his story Love and the Blind Man appear in the Boston Sunday Post magazine on Sunday July 28. The work is part of the Post’s summer literary section and highlights McCutcheon’s storytelling craft.
Amsterdam reports a Wolff Bureau message confirming the death of Quentin Roosevelt and that he was buried with military honors by German forces. The dispatch notes the encounter details and places him in relation to the old Fighting Ninth now part of the 101st Infantry. Father Culhane is at Cathedral of the Holy Cross.
On Sunday July 14 an American squadron of 12 bombers fought German defenders over the Marne. Lieutenant Quentin Roosevelt was killed in a duel with a German non commissioned officer near the village of Chambry ten kilometres north of the Marne. His personal effects are being kept for relatives and German aviators buried him with military honors at the site of his death.
Inspectors Mitchell and Mulrey of the Boston Elevated arrested William Madden 38 of Medford Street Charlestown and Daniel Canney 144 Chelsea Street in a Rowe's Wharf crowd for suspicious conduct. They then identified Joseph Perry 37 of 22 Julian Street, to be charged with passing a worthless check on Jacob Bell 24 Browning Avenue Dorchester in February.
President Bertram P. Mullaney and Dr. John O Regan were chosen as delegates to the State convention in Springfield on August 27 and 28 by the A C H Nightworkers Division 60 in St Rose Hall Worcester Street Worcester yesterday. A bylaws revision committee was formed as the division includes many newspaper men and other night workers.
Not since Sherlock Holmes has there been a detective series as fascinatingly interesting as the riddles of Cleek the Vanishing Cracksman, now running in the Sunday Post Magazine. Next Sunday starts The Divided House.
Boston patrolman Frank H. Williams, 708 Tremont Street, was fatally struck by the Woods Hole express at Quincy station while guiding a crowd of about 20 passengers to stay clear of the tracks. He stepped onto the rail to warn the crowd and was hit as the train arrived.
Count Bella Somaglia, president of the Italian Red Cross and member of the Italian Senate, died today in Rome.
The July 28 Post Sunday Magazine recounts one girl who attempted detective work and what happened to her, highlighting the allure and pitfalls of such pursuit.
A naval air station dirigible with three crewmen disappeared on July 19 during an 8 am observation flight. The missing crew includes 35 year old Victor Upton whose family summered in North Chatham. A second larger balloon at Nauset Point earlier this month had two sailors rescued.
Palm Beach suits advertised at ten dollars and seven fifty at The Continental stores. Location details given as Frank lin at Washington and Boylston at Washington.
Manchester July 21 The first battalion of the New Hampshire State Guard comprising Companies A B C of Manchester and D of Dover opens a five day tour of duty. Major Treffle Raidhe commands the battalion Colonel Paul F Babbidge of Keene sets regimental headquarters herein Governor Henry W Keyes of Haverhill will inspect the encampment on Gov ernor's day A canteen will be run by the Y M C A.
The Rev. John W. Culhane, S. T. L., named chaplain of the 10th Regiment Massachusetts State Guard. The regiment will camp at Framingham starting July 31 for a week under Brigadier General John J. Sullivan, conducting field maneuvers and rifle practice. The 10th Regiment is the Boston unit.
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