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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1918
Page
3
Louis Zoll a Turner avenue grocer told police three men beat him and took 862 dollars from his hip pocket bag under Edward Boyd 68 Seymour street window. He suffered minor hand cuts and feared ruin with 900 dollars due tomorrow. No clues to the assailants were found.
Yehudah Barak, special missioner from Palestine to America, tells over 500 Massachusetts delegates at the ith annual Sons of Israel convention held in Faneuil Hall that a Jewish embassy will soon exist in Washington with a Judea flag over it. He urges recruitment for Palestine’s army as the war advances toward liberty and equality.
The funeral for Corporal James H. Falvey 19 of 8 Howe Street Somerville who died in Newport News Virginia from a nervous breakdown will take place at 9 this morning in St Ann's Church Medford Street Somerville He served with the quartermaster department and was a Somerville High School junior before enlisting born in South Boston son of Mr and Mrs William H Falvey.
The Massachusetts Society for the Promotion of Agriculture announces a 250 prize corn contest for 1918. First through fourth prizes total 100 75 50 and 25 dollars, awarded for the least cost per bushel while maintaining yield and quality. Open to all Massachusetts residents. entries due by July 1 with full cost records and an affidavit of accuracy.
Army guests attended the Melrose Highlands home wedding of Margery Cox daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Cox and Private Frank C. White of the United States aerial squadron Mineola New York. The ceremony was led by Rev H T Kearins wearing the Y M C A uniform.
Washington issues a directive barring unsuitable men from the United States Guards and limits transfers. Recruits must undergo a thorough training course of at least 18 weeks and be physically capable for guard duty, with soldiers likely sharing only one night of rest per week.
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