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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1919

Page

20

Hub dinged safe town to say so a wild intruder Johnson

Albert Johnson from Intervale New Hampshire burst into a North End barber shop with $204 and a large gold watch. Police arranged cautious handling as Johnson, who had not been seen for a year, promised to repay mis-spent sums and consider buying a Victory bond, while officers monitored his sober return to the station.

Albert Johnson Intervale N. H Johnson North End Jacobson Joe Gustaf Anderson

Officers Clear Johnson and Associates After Quasi Robbery Confession

Judge Creed learns that Johnson and Gustaf Anderson, Welch, and others were involved in a drunken episode on Endicott Street. Officers find Johnson resting, $150 in his clothes, a missing watch, and Welch admitting to taking it. The court discharges the men as honest despite drinking, praising the officers for saving the situation.

Johnson Central Court Big Gustaf Jacobson Eat Welch Judge Creed Pat Mr. Welch Joseph Gustaf Anderson

Treble Up Call Reaches Subscribers Across Town

A call urges readers to subscribe at once and then double and triple their commitment. The message emphasizes widespread participation with a rallying tone and notes that thousands can join in. It stresses urgency and collective effort.

Plan to aid widow of court messenger in Massachusetts

Two Massachusetts Senate bills propose gratuities for Mrs. Herter widow of Robert H. Herter longtime messenger for the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court. One bill would pay Suffolk county half his $2,000 salary for life. the other would provide an extra $1,000 annually from the State. Herter died recently after more than two decades in service. his salary was about $2,000 with county support of $1,600 and state $400. Hopedale death notice for Mrs Henrietta Day at 72 after shock today. survived by a brother, sister, three sons, two daughters.

Massachusetts Senate Robert H. Herter Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court Suffolk County Court House Hopedale Henrietta Day West Main Street

Rhode Island and Virginia Sail From France for Newport News

War Department announced sailing of two battleships the Rhode Island and Virginia and three transports from France. Rhode Island due Boston May 19 with the 107th Field Battalion Signal Corps Ambulance Service sections 503 535 568 574 580 584 588 607 609 611 alongside various casual and service units. Virginia due Newport News May 18 with the 109th Sanitary Train the 107th Supply Train complete the 107th Train Headquarters and two casual companies.

Washington Rhode Island Virginia Roma Noordam Plattsburg France War Department Boston Signal Corps New York Newport News

Oil Company Freed On Fraud Charge

A federal jury acquitted the Pecos Oil Company and John F Herrman and Herman Luther stockholders who were charged with using the mails to defraud investors. The company claimed to own an oil well in New Mexico and the verdict was delivered in New York on May 9.

New York Federal District Court Pecos Oil Company John F. Herrman Herman Luther New Mexico

Bishops Favor War Day Law Across Nation

Buffalo May 9 The Board of Bishops of the Methodist Episcopal Church adopted a resolution denouncing any move to suspend the war prohibition law set for July 1. It will be sent to President Wilson and notes that 32 states have prohibited liquor traffic and 45 have ratified the prohibition amendment.

Buffalo N. Y Board of Bishops of The Methodist Episcopal Church Wilson

Horses Suffering in Boston Draw MSPCA Probe

Power concerns rise as many horses are shoe less and the number grows daily. The Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals notes that 9 percent of Boston horses are affected and foresee possible suffering. They will investigate.

Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals Boston

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