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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1917
Page
5
In Becket and Lee Massachusetts a traveling circus elephant named Outlaw escaped and roamed for about 24 hours with four others. Outlaw was finally captured near the Jacob's Ladder Highway in Lee after a night of roaming terrorizing farmyards and unsettling residents.
Former Queen Sophie now in Switzerland with the Greek royal party will soon visit her brother Emperor William at German headquarters. The announcement appeared in Dusseldorf newspapers via the Exchange Telegraph correspondent at Amsterdam.
A fashion note highlights khaki suits featuring pockets in the coat and skirt, complemented by a wide belt and a full skirt. Second floor A.98.
Cambridge police and ten citizens joined city firemen yesterday in asking the Supreme Court for a writ of mandamus to compel Mayor Rockwood and City Auditor Thurston to adjust their differences.
Ten citizens led by Dr Henry O Lacey signed a mandamus petition filed yesterday morning seeking court relief to force payment of police and firemen salaries. A late petition by Patrolman Charles J McCann also targets Mayor Rockwood and City Auditor Thurston with attorney Arthur T Smith set to present sides. Both petitions are returnable today.
Rome reports in the official weekly notice that during the last week two Italian steamers and five sailing ships were torpedoed by submarines. Two steamers were attacked but escaped. In the period 606 ships with 443230 tons entered Italian ports and 531 ships with 481755 tons sailed.
Appeal urges support for the Red Cross to assist soldiers and veterans, highlighting immediate aid programs and volunteer opportunities to bolster care for those in service.
Commissioner Leonard Wallstein ordered a comprehensive public inquiry into all aspects of police handling of the Ruth Cruger disappearance. The hearing set to begin tomorrow will hear from Acting Captain Cooper and detectives Frank McGee and John La Garenne, among others. Marie Cocchi, widow of the shop owner linked to the case, will testify Monday. A blood stained table knife was found at Cocchi's bicycle shop yard, believed to be the weapon, while the Italian authorities have not confirmed Cocchi's arrest. Governor Whitman discussed the case with state officials.
Strangler Lewis due in Boston to complete his preparations for the match with Zbyszko at Braves Field. Billy Sandow, Lewis’s manager, has assembled a notable group of trainers to ensure the Kentuckian performs his best for the world wrestling title defense.
The Red Cross continues its vital relief work and urges readers to subscribe to the war fund to support missions and civilian aid during the conflict.
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