Letters arrive in France for U.S. soldiers
The French liner Rochambeau delivered more than 4.5 million letters received by soldiers in France. The letters are en route to homes across the United States on mail trains today.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1918
Page
12
The French liner Rochambeau delivered more than 4.5 million letters received by soldiers in France. The letters are en route to homes across the United States on mail trains today.
A Federal Trade Commission investigation lays bare an intricate network of monopolies and restraints in the meat packing industry led by Swift Armour Morris Cudahy and Wilson. It asserts these five companies control livestock markets distribution and by products, with recommendations for government ownership of rail rolling stock stockyards and refrigerated cars to restore competition.
Glenny House, the main Berkshire School for Boys building in Sheffield, burned today with losses about 50 000 dollars. The roof was ablaze when discovered. the cause is unknown. Headmaster S. B. Buck occupied the building which also housed dining rooms and a few sleeping rooms. no pupils were present.
John F. Luce of Troy New York a Camp Devens depot brigade member was arrested in Burlington after Union Station messenger Albert N. Prentiss was fatally stabbed. Luce allegedly stabbed Prentiss in the face with a knife as officers detained him. Prentiss died at a hospital.
Springfield November 25 Chin Wah a laundryman suspected by federal officers of distributing opium was held for the federal grand jury by a United States commissioner on a charge of possessing two pounds of the drug. Customs and Treasury officers led the investigation.
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