Cliffhawk Rises in Mountain Love Tangle
In Ironhead Mountain country Nance Hurley faces forced betrothal to Ben Hull for thirty dollars as Abner Hurley weighs her fate. The stranger Cliffhawk appears, stirring a plot that could rescue Nance and upend Hull’s schemes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nance
Ben Hull
Cliffhawk
Nan-cee
Nance Hurley
Calico
Little Rainey
Abner Hurley
Hull
Mrs. Hurley
Mr. Hull
Ironhead
Divorce Granted to Mrs Bushman with Alimony Award
The court granted Mrs. Bushman a divorce and alimony after a lengthy case alleging infidelity. Mr. Bushman must pay $40,000 alimony and rent for Mrs. Bushman during her life. The divorce awards custody of five children to Mrs. Bushman with limited visitation rights for Bushman. He is to provide $4,000 annually for child support and cover medical and educational costs, plus $3,000 for Mrs. Bushman’s legal fees and court costs. Deployment notes mention a June auto accident involving Mrs. Bushman and ongoing friction over funds and marital duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bushman
White Plains
N. Y
Heverly Bayne
Girls War Relief Club Adopts French Orphans at Hood Plant
At Hood Rubber Company Watertown a Girls War Relief Club with 1500 members supports French orphans. About 54 babies have been adopted by 200 workers, receiving daily support from donations and government matching funds. Rene Foras becomes the first child pictured with foster mother Ce cilia Powers coordinating care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood Rubber Company of
Watertown
France
Girls’ Club
David Johnson
Fatherless Children of
American Society For the Relief of
Rene Foras
Cecilia Powers
Helen McDaniel
Girls’ Club For War Relief
May Sykes
Anna Benson
Madeline Krause
Marion Smith
Ruth Russell
Margaret Douglas
Mildrea Wennerlund
Continued in Tomorrow's Sunday Post
A brief line noting that content continues in tomorrow's Sunday Post edition. The note references the International Press Bureau and signals forthcoming material without detailing topics or names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomorrow’s Sunday Post
International Press Bureau
Forming New 12th Division at Camp Devens
July 26 report from Camp Devens notes the 12th Division begins formation with Major George C. Donaldson tasked to organize the 74th Infantry Regiment and Major Arthur B. Hitchcock to organize the 73d Regiment. They will serve as acting commanding officers until a field officer arrives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Devens
George C. Donaldson
Arthur B. Hitchcock
Transfers and promotions fill 74th Infantry roster
First Lieutenant Clarence B. MacNeil is assigned to organize the 74th Infantry HQ troop. Transfers move many privates from Depot Bri gate. 15 captains and 15 first lieutenants shift to the regiment, with 26 second lieutenants arriving from Camp Lee. Names list captains and lieutenants for the 74th and 78th Infantry. Two divers from Charlestown Navy Yard search Hell Pond for bodies of two drowned soldiers, one from Canton Ohio’s 42d Regulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence B. MacNeil
74Th Infantry
734
74Th
Camp Lee
78D Infantry
Norman F. Lovett
Edward A. Austin
DeForrest Anthony
Charles ©. Ashton
Bernard A. Merriam
David A. Palmer
Russell T. Hatch
John P. Brown
Franklin N. Prescott
Edwin Henson
Alan G. Warner
Samuel H. Worrell
Frederick Holloway
Roger W. Weeks
Richards. Fuller
James H. Shortell
Olly E. Allard
Francis §. Dunn
William H. Pratt
Stewart T. Coleman
George E. Graves
William P. Wilkie
Joseph Miller
John C. Warnock
William E. Shedd
Charles E. Dustin
Herbert B. Jacques
Harold F. Morris
Clifford Wood, Jr
Roy B. Kenyon
Douglas H. Eastmeade
Stanley EB. Flanders
William K. Gallagher
George R. Gearn
Justice Gobel, Jr
Frederick C. Bacon
Weston Brown Flint
Robert P. Holdsworth
Richard B. Harding
John A. Wickham
Edward W. Aycrigg
Elbridge B. Pierce
Clarence A. Whitney
Carl W. Messenger
Maurice A. Wolf
Harry L. Perkins
Lester C. Wells
William I Fearing
Langdon S. Simons
Francis F. Munroe
Leutenants
Raymond S. James
Ernest A. Watson
Edmund F. Potter
William P. Hemenway
Manola M. Wiechers
Roger GC. Clement
Arthur
Ingersoll D. Townsend
Deloss K. Tracy
Lee H. Tucker
Samuel F. Tuthill
Joseph R. Umsted
Edward J. Feenan
Warren ©. Wade
Francis J. Whalen
Robert B. Whittier
Charles A. Wilbur
Amasa F. Williston
Bonaventure A. Zavier
Morton P. Young
Christopher A. Fitzgerald
Edward L. Spearman
Gordon M. Stewart
Luther W. Strickler
Richard B. Stuncke
Samuel I. Tatro
Harold W. Terrell
Stephen B. Thach
Howard B. Thomas
Charlestown Navy Yard
Hell Pond
James M. Green
Canton
In Wartime Speech Driver Delivers Pro-Bullet Demand
A quoted statement advocates handing over every ounce of steel and even an automobile to government for production of bullets to kill Germans. The remark underscores wartime sacrifice sentiment and readiness to mobilize resources for the war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
New England Auto Dealers Back War Effort Plans
Secretary E B Peake and President F W A Vesper led 400 delegates at the Hotel Brunswick meeting emphasizing National Automobile Dealers Association support to the government. They reported 453 new members, 26,000 dealers nationwide, 288 million invested in firms and 184 million in salaries, with total industry investment at 1.297 billion. Peake highlighted transportation role in Paris rescues and war-time economies to aid the war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Automobile Dealers’ Association
E. BE. Peake
New England
Brunswick
F. W. A. Vesper
St Louis
Peake
National Association
Vesper
United States
Kansas City
Paris
Marne
Washington
John H. Johnson
J. H. McAlman
Boston Automobile Dealers’ Association
West
Divers fail to find bodies after blast at sea shore
Divers search a shore incident but a submarine blast leaves no bodies found. Officials believe the victims may have escaped through a hidden passage. Fifty soldiers from Boston harbor fortifications are reassigned to a development battalion. Joe Desy of Houston Maine, ex guard on Colby eleven, joins as part of county draftees. Maine sends 2889 men to the camp today with about 10 Charlestown men and more expected Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Harbor
Department of the Northeast
Joe” Desy
Houston
Colby
Maine
Charlestown
World Series Plans Face War Time Scheduling
New York July 26 The Baker exemption of ball players from the work or fight edict until Sept 1 spurs baseball officials to seek a joint league meeting on whether the world series should be held and when. They oppose abandoning the series and seek a schedule that ends by Sept 1 with the series starting promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Baker
National League
President Hempstead
New York Club
John Haydler
Hempstead
Sunday Game Sought by Bay Side Service Club
Bay Side Service Club seeks an opponent for Sunday July 28 and requests contact from Fort Andrew Hingham Naval Camp or any United States organization. Joseph A Cahalan Hull 71657 invites teams or groups to call between 7 and 8 PM tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay Side Service Club
Fort Andrew
Hingham Naval Camp
United States
Joseph A. Cahalan
Hull
Rabbi Wise and son work as shipbuilders in Stamford
Dr. Stephen S. Wise of the Free Synagogue New York and his 18 year old son James are working as common laborers at the Luders Marine Construction shipyard in Stamford Connecticut to aid in the war effort. Wise is spending the summer at a Shippan Point residence while Luders builds ships for the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
Conn
Stephen S. Wise
Free Synagogue
New York City
James
Luders Marine Construction Company
Luders Company
Wise
Shippan Point
Baseball Draft Age Expansion Plans Reported by Officials
Baseball officials said next season would include most players as draft ages would be extended both directions. They cited attendance drops since War Secretary Baker's July 19 Ainsmith findings, arguing the public would not pay big league prices for inferior play. Hempstead Heydler Dreyfuss and Ebbets signaled acceptance of War Department leeway.
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Baker
Ainsmith
Hempstead
Heydler
Dreyfuss
Pittsburg Nationals
Ebbets
Brooklyn Nationals
War Department
Dyson Loses to Mitchell in All Star Card Bout
Charlie Mitchell of Braintree defeated Bobby Dyson of New Bedford in the main bout at Commercial A. C. in a 10 round decision after four early knockdowns and control. Johnny Veto beat Young Brusso in 10 rounds, Joe Flynn stopped Sailor Jack Denley in three, and Young Leonard drew with Battling Hurley after six fast rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Mitchell
Braintree
Bobby Dyson
New Bedford
Chel Sea
Young Brusso
Revere
Joe Flynn
North End
Jack Denley
Young Leonard
Chelsea
Battling Hurley
Haverhill Strikers Urged to Return to Work
Bernard B. Supple of the State Board of Conciliation and Arbitration told Allied Shoe Workers' Union officials that a 8200 worker strike across several factories cannot be settled while the union demands recognition. He urged workers to return to work while wage demands are adjusted.
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Ironhead Mountain
Littleford Blair
Samson
Samuel Hatton
Hatton
Mrs. Bushman
Wilmington
Del
Baltimore County
Bushmanor
Hood Plant
73D
Tel
Beach
Fore River
Jonia
NED Norworth & Co
Adrian Quinn
Caverley
Geo. Brown
Brizzell & Parker
Catherine Powell
Walter Brower
U. 8
Reny W. Savage
Cool Tremont
Winifred Gilramn
Dancing Girls
Frank Rae & CO
Florence Rayfield
the Nellos
Howard & Jenkins
Boyle & Brown
Constance Tal
Madge
Paul
Wilbur
Ances Rock
K Bae
Kitty Gordon
Figes
Mongob
Boston
Beightone
Albert
U. S
Bowdoin
Mary Pickford
Jean
Enid Bennett
Desert
Exeter
H Madge Kennedy
Copley Square
FBI
Service
Marion Davies
Cecelia of
The
Pink Roses
Gloria Swanson
Gt Sessue Hayakawa
Mae Marsh
GLOBE
Sessuk Hayakawa
Loew's
Olumbi, AY
Wwasington Castle
Sts
Theda Bara
Cleopatra
Chas, Bay
Chaplin
Douglas Fai
Banks
Ben
the Vamp
Codman
Hart
Apostle of
Rabbi Works Shipbuilding
Stephen Sr. Wise
Dyson
Mitchell
Braintree Boy
Haverhill
Shubert
William A. Brady
June Elvidge
Carlyle Blackweil
Montagu Love
Majestic
D. W. Griffith
Matinee
Henry Jewett
Copley Soldiers & Sailors
Tor
Filene’s
Jordan
Brewster’ S
Music Pier
Revere Beach
Wiley Vs
Madonna
Gerard
Steawer King Philip
Edw. W. Dixon
Janch Counter
Liberty Players
Newton West
Zoo
Braves
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