Fire Raged Through Village Structure as Hose Reached Water
A lengthy firefighting effort stretched 1700 feet of hose to reach a water stream to battle a blaze that consumed a village structure. A horse and a cow perished in the flames.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1919
Page
8
A lengthy firefighting effort stretched 1700 feet of hose to reach a water stream to battle a blaze that consumed a village structure. A horse and a cow perished in the flames.
Gerry Emmons of Swampscott was arrested in Philadelphia on charges of using the mails with intent to defraud. He allegedly sent catalogs touting boats such as skiffs and canoes for part payment. A catalog reached Professor Wilson of Columbia University, who pursued a purchase. Emmons is held to await federal grand jury action.
Army goods placed on sale from automobile trucks at the Soldiers' Monument on Massachusetts avenue and Broadway Arlington attracted large crowds. Residents crowded the trucks seeking bargains in unused army food and supplies.
President John F. Moors told a 400 strong audience at Jacob Sleeper Hall Boston University that the national prohibition has aided the Associ ated Charities activities and urged firm support for the amendment. The meeting opened with reports from the secretary and treasurer followed by officer elections, naming Arthur Adams as Clerk and Henry B. Cabot as Treasurer among others.
Murad J Cradd age 45 of 4988 Washington St West Roxbury died at City Hospital last night from injuries after being struck by a car while crossing Washington St near his home. Vehicle owned by Roach Brothers Hyde Park express and driven by William E Roach of 449 Dudley St Roxbury. Roach was held by West Roxbury police on manslaughter charge. Accident occurred shortly after 6 p.m.
At Salem Street Andover an elderly cider maker, Ley F. Woodbridge, was shot by an unknown assailant as he tried to enter his house. He was taken to Lawrence General Hospital in non fatal condition. Neighbor James Lynch heard the gun, and Chief Frank M. Smith led an investigation with no clues found.
Mrs Frank E Hollister of Bennington faint with relief when she recognizes her dead soldier son Edward in a news weekly film at Harte Theatre. The body had returned for burial. The family watched both showings to confirm the likeness as the scene showed American soldiers at a U S cantonment.
The continued case of Ime Kaplan was reset to January 12 as federal and local authorities pursue a sweeping investigation into Red activities. Prosecutors indicated others, besides Kaplan, may be implicated after presenting evidence to the grand jury.
Framingham report says Pal Reed of Boston stopped Larry McGill of New York in three rounds to claim the middleweight navy title at Casino A. C. tourney. McGill showed a sharp right kick in round one but Reed dominated thereafter, with McGill floored multiple times. Semi final saw Frank Tillo defeat boxer billed as Young Billy Papke. two other contests also held.
More than 500 people attended the dedication of the $75,000 Slayton Memorial organ in Soldiers and Sailors’ Hall Melrose last evening. The organ was presented to the city by John C. F. Slayton of Boston, a local businessman.
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