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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1918

Page

14

Mayor to Act on Coal Question in Boston

Mayor Peters signals intervention in the coal supply crisis by seeking federal help and proposing 15 000 tons for 10 distribution sites. Council members accuse local dealers of profiteering and press for city fuel yards to aid the poor, with James J. Storrow pledging to assist once city needs are defined.

Peters Washington Boston James J. Storrow New England Storrow Frow Frank Ford Ford Henry RE. Hagan Minipal Massachusetts

Gasmed and Sent Home Private Herbert F Frederick

Private Herbert F Frederick of Roxbury Massachusetts a member of the 66th Company Fifth Regiment U S M C has been sent home to recover from mustard gas exposure in France He sailed with the regiment June 28 1917 landed in St Nazaire July 12 1917 and fought in the trenches before being gassed He is son of Mr and Mrs Frank J Fredericks and formerly served in the Eighth Massachusetts Infantry

5Th Regiment, U. 8S. M. C Marcella Street Roxbury France Herbert F. Frederick Fifth Regiment Fredericks Frank J. Fredericks Eighth Massachusetts Infantry Mexico United States Philadelphia Navy Yard St. Nazaire Atlantic Naix No Man's Land James Coughlin 101St Infantry

Bank Officer Wilfrid Ball Ends Life in Boston Visit

Wilfrid S. Ball treasurer of the Shelburne Falls Saving Bank killed himself by hanging in Crawford House yesterday afternoon. A letter in his effects described prior suicide attempts and life insurance as motive. His daughter, Mrs. Edwin R. Smith of Lynn, said business troubles weighed on him during a Boston trip. Hotel Seymour was named as the Lynn hotel.

Wilfrid S. Ball Shelburne Falls

Proclamation Seizes Cape Cod Canal for War Use

President Wilson proclaims takeover of the Cape Cod Canal and orders the railroad administration to operate it. Dredging to 25 feet will begin, towage restored, and the canal to move up to 10 million tons of coal a year for New England within two months. Ocean Steamship Company Clyde line Merchants and Miners Liner Eastern vessels to be routed through the canal. Smaller naval craft and other shipping may use the waterway.

Washington Fuel Administration Boston Washington Wilson Cape Cod Canal Railroad Administration New England Ocean Steamship Company Clyde Line Merchants & Miners Transportation Company Eastern Steamship Company

Raider Action Off Mexican Coast Prompts Naval Precautions

San Diego July 23 Following a British consul report at La Paz that a German raider is cruising off the Mexican coast all vessels in the 2th naval district have been advised to observe precautions of the submarine zone. Aircraft from nearby stations and warships have been sent in search for the prowler, according to navy authorities.

San Diego Cal la Paz Mexican 2Th Naval District Call

Finland to stay with allies says constitutional league leader

H Montagu Donner president of the Finland Constitutional League of America says Finland will remain aligned with the allies after the war. He notes based on Helsingfors reports that German propagandists failed to persuade Finns to support a constitutional monarchy and hopes President Wilson will back Finland’s independence.

Finland New York Wilson H. Montagu Donner Finland Constitutional League of America Helsingfors Donner

STILL HUNT FOR CLUES TO MURDER IN TAUNTON RIVER

Investigators from state city and town police continue to piece together the Taunton River murder case. The focus rests on a lightless automobile possibly carrying remains to the Somerset shore on June 30, a missing girl report, a vacant box-barge unlikely to be involved, and a frightened whaleboat that disappeared at dusk after being questioned.

Fall River Taunton River Somerset

Fall River Mystery: Police Seek Car After Vicious Discarded Body Clue

Police intensify manhunt for a missing girl victim damaged by brutal dismemberment. Investigators canvass Fall River area, with state police covering Somerset and Swansea districts while harbor watchers monitor the bridge. Forensic details describe the victim’s teeth and facial features as authorities outline possible disposal methods.

Fahey Fall River Somerset Swansea Messenger

Gaston Family Members Enter Military Service

John Gaston has sailed to Paris Island to join the United States Marines in training. His brother Ensign William Gaston serves in the American aviation corps in France after Harvard and Squantum training. Their brother in law Captain John Kenneth Howard fights in France with a machine gun battery.

William A. Gaston John Gaston Paris Island South Carolina United States Marines Ensign William Gaston American Aviation Corps France John Kenneth Howard Princeton Regiment Princeton University Plattsburg New York Marines William Gaston Harvard United States Navy Squantum Fort Worth Texas England North Sea

Love suit settled in Norfolk county breach of promise case

Isabel Smith known as Isabel Gray sued William F. Gray of Wellesley for sixty thousand dollars claiming a lifelong promise to marry and acknowledgment of children. The case, filed 1916, ended yesterday by mutual settlement the terms not disclosed.

Norfolk County Isabel Smith Isabel 8 Gray Miss Smith

Wilson's Plan for Ireland Motion to be Discussed in Commons

Irish Nationalist leader John Dillon announced in the House of Commons that he will seek government time tomorrow to debate a motion on Ireland. The plan signals a formal push for parliamentary discussion of Irish affairs in Parliament.

John Dillon House of Commons London

Parliament backs Wilson on Irish question and law based settlement

The House condemns Ireland policy as inconsistent with allied aims and urges immediate application of Wilson's principles. It emphasizes the reign of law, consent of the governed, and global opinion as essential to a just settlement between Britain and Ireland.

Ireland Wilson George Washington America

Hyde Park School Gardeners Sell Produce at Market

Hyde Park school gardeners part of the United States School Gardens Association sold home grown lettuce eggs and other vegetables at the Henry Grew playground market. Under Miss Margaret E. O Connor district Hyde Park garden instructor the event drew over 200 buyers and raised about 10 dollars in one hour.

Hyde Park Maine Henry Grew United States School Gardens’ Association Margaret E. O'Connor

General De Goutte Among Victors in World War I

General De Goutte, crowned victor of Chateau Thierry, heads a victorious French force alongside Mangin Gouraud Petain. The colonial officer rose from Tunis to Madagascar China Morocco and led troops including Americans in the Ourcq to Marne advance, capturing thousands of prisoners and matériel in a swift breakthrough.

New York de Goutte Chateau Thierry Mangin le Mutry Berthelot Tunis Madagascar China Morocco Petain Ailette Ourcq Marne

Jamaica Plain Boy Hit by Automobile

Frank J. Horan Jr., 12, son of Mr and Mrs Frank J Horan of 32 Custer Street Jamaica Plain was seriously injured shortly before 6 last night when struck and knocked down by an automobile owned and operated by Robert B Sproule of Winthrop at the junction of Francis Parkman road Jamaicaway while crossing the street.

Frank J. Horan, Jr Frank J. Horan Custer Street Jamaica Plain Robert B. Sproule Winthrop Francis Parkman Road Jamaicaway

Liberty Mass Meeting by Boston Delegates Tonight

The 10 Greater Boston delegates from the National Colored Liberty Congress in Washington will speak at a Liberty mass meeting at Twelfth Baptist Church Shawmut Avenue and Madison Street. BE Morris will preside with soloists Mrs Alice Bailey and Mrs Catherine Elliott. Admission is free to the public.

Boston National Colored Liberty Congress Washington Twelfth Baptist Church Shawmut Avenue Madison Street BE. T. Morris Alice Bailey Catherine Elliott

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