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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1919
Page
3
Letter urges rapid Victory Loan support to back America’s World standing. Warns about sacrificing teachers and leaders, calls for a 434 percent quarter increase, and appeals to national pride to finish the war in a businesslike fashion.
In Bangor court James W. Cassidy trustee for the Cassidy estate faces cross and direct examination about managing the late timber baron’s affairs. Documents show stock certificates and large checks tied to the estate while testimony disputes claims by the contesting Cassidy children.
May 6 report that a new 500 room hotel costing 1.5 million dollars will be constructed in the downtown area. Edmond A. Dreyfus, manager of the Hotel Dreyfus, said the project will be financed entirely by a local syndicate.
Edward Szarko a 30 year old saloonkeeper at 168 Charles street was assaulted by a masked man who shot him at 1 10 this morning. Szarko died about 10 o'clock at Rhode Island Hospital as three patrolmen nearby spoke. The assailant remains at large.
CAMP Devens reports crooks target discharged soldiers clothing as veterans return to Boston and New England. Beggars in uniforms and panhandlers pose as ex service men with large hauls. Four youths under 16 were rounded up and returned to parents. Civilians flouting camp rules face severe punishment. federal court trials expected for violators. Rhode Island Red Cross gives plighty kits. Boston Red Cross motor corps escort wounded veterans with automobile rides from Groton.
Officers report many sailors and soldiers fall to sea on discharge chevrons, aiming to appear still in service. Stories from veterans and others returning from the war are blamed for a surge of underage youths seeking recruitment. Over the past week, 증가
Army automobiles will no longer be used by officers to commute to work or for meals, a Northeastern Department announcement said. The directive came from Major-General Drake in Washington. Brigadier-General McCauley, U.S. M. C., visited the department yesterday, then met Captain Rush at Charlestown navy yard and stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Gist Blair in Boston’s Back Bay.
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