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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1918
Page
6
A cliffhanger romance unfolds as Nance refuses a $30 sale into domestic slavery to Ben Hull. The arrival of the Cliffhawk sparks a transforming romance and deepens the hero’s emergence within the evolving plot.
A rugged mountain romance unfolds on Ironhead Mountain where Nance Hurley faces a forced marriage to Ben Hull. Cliffhawk, the feared hill folk hero, contemplates stepping in as Hull proposes, promising wealth and a ride for Nance while her father weighs his duty and desire to protect his family.
A Hood plant atmosphere heats as Nance rejects Ben Hull’s betrothal pressure. The Cliffhawk menace looms while Hull tries to force a kiss. a large young man intervenes with a heavy blow, sending Hull reeling.
Mrs. Bushman wins divorce from actor Francis X. Bushman with $40,000 annual alimony and life rent for her home. She retains custody of five children with limited visitation rights for Bushman and a 25 year support obligation for each child. He must pay extensive medical, education, and attorney fees and cover other case costs.
At Devens on July 26, Majors Donaldson and Hitchcock were assigned to organize the 74th and 73d Regiments of Infantry for the new 12th Division. The roster lists captains, first and second lieutenants, and transfers from the Depot Brigade. Divers searched Hell Pond for drowned soldiers. two bodies recovered. Maine sent 2869 recruits and Charlestown troops mobilized for the development battalion.
Bay Side Service Club seeks a team for Sunday July 28 at Fort Andrew Hingham Naval Camp or any US organization. Contact Joseph A. Cahalan Hull 71657 between 7 and ? p m tonight.
A public stance advocates dedicating all steel to war materiel. The speaker offers personal car for bullet production to aid in defeating Germany, stressing total national contribution.
Dr Stephen Wise of New York Free Synagogue spends his summer in Stamford working as a common laborer at Luders Marine Construction Company shipyard with his 18 year old son James aiding the war effort. The Luders Company builds ships for the government and Wise resides at Shippan Point.
New York officials urge a joint National and American League meeting to set a start date for the World Series. They resist abandoning the series, anticipate an early start by Sept 1, and seek a schedule that avoids undermining public support and player eligibility.
Young Charlie Mitchell of Braintree defeated Bobby Dyson of New Bedford in the main 10 round bout at the Commercial A. C. last night. Mitchell scored four knockdowns in round one and dominated the rest of the fight as Dyson weighed about 10 pounds lighter.
Bernard W. Supple of the State Board of Conciliation and Arbitration told Allied Shoe Workers' Union officials that an agreement cannot be reached while they demand recognition. He urged the 3200 shoeworkers in several factories to return to work while wage demands are adjusted.
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