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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1917
Page
4
Former Secretary of State William J. Bryan and R. A. Hayward sought refuge under a mesquite tree near Chandler Arizona while duck hunting. The party was chased by a wild bull. others shot and killed the animal and Bryan escaped unharmed though his hunting suit was torn.
Ada M. Hines of Quincy sues Braintree bakery owner Max W. Schrautz for 5000 after a steel fish hook allegedly embedded in a roll caused throat injuries. The suit was filed in Norfolk County Superior Court at Dedham.
Public urged to visit Vitalitas demonstration at Woodward's Drug Co in Boston to try a mineral iron based tonic claimed to aid indigestion rheumatism and general well being. The ad features a testimonial from E H Green of East Boston and notes availability through local druggists.
Food Administrator Henry B. Endicott warns wholesalers brokers and robbers in food without U S A license are operating illegally and may have their business cut off. The bulletin from the Public Safety Committee also targets retailers with annual business of 100000 dollars or more.
A state bulletin outlines licensing for wholesalers and retailers under the food administration. Dealers must display license numbers, avoid unfair charges, and refrain from hoarding or conspiring to restrict supply. Exempt small retailers but monitored for violations. persistent offenders may be cut off from supplies and reported to Washington.
Deputy United States Marshal Charles Bancroft tried to arrest Mrs. Mary E. Lyon at 120 Bowdoin Street on a defamatory mail charge. Lyon retreated to a roof armed with shears, wrestled him, was disarmed, and later committed for psychiatric observation along with two aliens, Drs. Dewey and Prescott, at the hospital.
William Keating aged seven of 1 Campbell Place Roxbury died at City Hospital after being burned in an unexplained incident during his parents absence yesterday morning.
In Revere on November 6 Joseph husband of Isabel Drinkwater ne Manning aged 68. Funeral Friday November 9 from his late home 100 Vane Street Revere at 9 am Requiem high mass at Sacre heart Church North Square Boston at 10 80 oclock Relatives and friends invited
A blaze at a three story wooden tenement on Broughton avenue in Lowell near midnight killed a man and a woman and two children and injured many others, including several fatally. Names of the dead and injured were not available at 2 o clock.
The Navy announced disaster tonight that the patrol boat Alcedo was torpedoed and sunk by a German submarine at 1:40 a.m. on November 6 in a war zone. One officer and 20 men are missing. the ship sank in four minutes. The Alcedo, once George W. Childs Drexel’s private yacht, had seven officers and eight men aboard. Several vessels searched for survivors at the time.
Police private detectives and relatives search Cleveland for 19 year old Virginia Foultz daughter of the First National Bank of New Castle Penn president. She registered at the YWCA as Edith Jones and disappeared after a Saturday walk while seeking work as a social worker.
Representatives of the Council of National Defense will travel to New York to buy about 3,300,000 pairs of standard model shoes for civilian Russian government workers. Bids open Monday with deliveries starting in January and continuing over five months.
Harvard and Radcliffe playwrights join acting for the first 47 Workshop series at Can bridge. Shows run Nov 16 and 17 with three Baker pupil playlets and performances by Doris Halman of Radcliffe Howard Massey J S Pill Percival Renners and George P. Baker Jr. Omitted details reflect fragmented copy.
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