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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1917
Page
3
William E. Watts a young red haired able seaman from Eastboro Maine is held at Central Court for investigation after he allegedly robbed benefactor Carl Brett of 46 dollars. Brett testified Watts approached them, shared a drink and breakfast, then snatched the money and fled.
Otto V. Jorgenson of Kingman Me reports his two year old son suffered year long eczema with face eruptions and itching. After trying many remedies Cuticura Soap and Ointment provided relief quickly and the boy’s face healed before finishing the first box. Sample offer via Cuticura Dept H Boston.
President Wilson affirmed America’s solemn determination that Belgium must be restored to its rightful place among nations, during a greeting with Belgium’s war mission on June 18. He stressed Belgium’s valued status and the inevitable victory that will restore its independence.
The Belgian legation head Baron Moncheur delivered King Albert's letter to President Wilson in the White House. Wilson replied with praise for American aid and pledged enduring sympathy and friendship as Belgium strives to restore its honor and place among nations.
Lieutenant Colonel Robert L. Howze, famed for leading the Eleventh Cavalry against Pancho Villa, arrived in Leaten to assume duties as chief of staff to General Edwards at the Department of the Northeast headquarters.
Mrs Natalie H Engle testified before Judge Fox that her husband Arthur C Engle also known as Clyde Engle abused her and demanded money. The court granted a decree nisi after corroboration from several witnesses.
Mrs. Mary E. E. McGee was granted a divorce from James Mc Gee by Judge Jenney in a decision released yesterday in the divorce court. Both parties are identified in the proceedings and the ruling marks the end of their marriage on grounds of desertion.
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