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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1918
Page
4
John C. Rauch proprietor of the Lakecroft Inn in Hamilton was found guilty in the local district court of maintaining an liquor nuisance after a state police raid and sentenced to three months in the House of Corrections.
Paris dispatch reports fifty American wounded prisoners found in Metz with the YMCA in charge. Willard Williams of New York and Dr. Dunning of Portland were the first Americans to enter Metz. later arrivals included Selina Somerville Tracy LEngle of New York and J E Hill of Town. Twelve walking cases sent to Nancy. chocolate and supplies rushed to Metz. two named walking cases are Harry Zuckerman of New York and BD Ferreira of Hayward California. About five hundred Americans entered Metz with the French.
Frederick Blake, 18, detained by police in connection with the death of Joseph S. Steele struck by an automobile driven by Harry W. Impy of Boston. Impy cleared of blame after stating he swerved to avoid Blake’s car and did not see Steele.
In Norfolk County Superior Court at Dedham Miss Mildred E White testifies she received a letter from Horace G Weston promising to marry her while also denying engagement to Miss Helen B Andrews. The suit seeks 50000 damages over alleged engagements and breach of promise with Weston, a Brookline carpenter.
An unsigned note promises joyful reunion and asks Miss White to expect a demonstrative letter soon. The envelope contains another missive signed by C. E. H., indicating a layered, personal communication.
New Bedford report of David C. Woods of Newport sentenced to six months in Taunton jail after pleading guilty to manslaughter. Woods, an employee at the Newport torpedo station, struck Walter Green in Fall River last April and fled the scene.
In Budapest on November 20 the government announced the official title of the state will be the Hungarian People's Republic moving forward, replacing prior designation. The decision sets a new national label for communications and governance.
An elegant promotional piece claims Ely's Cream Balm opens blocked nostrils and relieves head colds and catarrh by applying a small amount in the nose. It asserts quick penetration of air passages and soothing healing of inflamed mucous membranes, with relief guaranteed.
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