Service Men Renew Hun Opera Riots
Continued from first page. Defeated, the attacking party departed to get reinforcements. A few minutes later they reappeared, led by a motor truck carrying nearly forty men.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1919
Page
12
Riots at Opera House Endure After Truck Clash
A truck breached police lines and clashes erupted with mounted officers injuring a sailor and a soldier. Ex servicemen attacked a milk store for ammunition, shots were fired in the air, and crowds dispersed after police moved lines from the Lexington Theatre. An egg thrown at a German opera performance sparked further tensions as crowds gathered outside and the American Legion urged calm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Reid
Cook
Granite State
Call Street
Jamaica Plain
Mass Hospital
Reid
Army Transport Corps
57Th Street
11Th Avenue
Opera House
List Street
Madison Avenue
Lexington Theatre
Supreme Court
Bijur
Hylan
John Doe
American Legion
Greater New York
George Brokaw Compton
New York County
Legion
Compton
Law and Order
Lexington Opera House
Wohlgemuth Plans Self Defense in Murder Trial
Frank B. Wohlgemuth on trial for first degree murder will testify in his own defense. He contends his wife killed herself and that he obtained poison at the navy yard only to remove cats disturbing them on the Shawmut avenue fire escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will
Navy Yard
Frank B. Wohlgemuth
Wohlgemuth
Shawmut Avenue
Mary Souza Neves
Cambridge
Mary McManus
Anna C. Peterson
Metropolitan Park Commission
Compton Street
Lynn
Thersa Freda
Trial details of Wohlgemuth homicide case with cyanide evidence
The trial features cyanide of sodium reportedly supplied by a fellow worker for killing a wife, with testimonies from Mary Souza Neves, Mrs. Petersson, and others. Evidence covers a death scene, insurance policies, cat safety theories, and a chemistry expert affirming the poison source, amid court interruptions and a judge's admonition.
Long Term for Abusing Baby in Rutland Case
John Peryer was sentenced to 23 months in the State prison and a $250 fine for mistreating his two year old stepchild. An officer found the child's broken bones and crippled legs, and prosecutors said the injuries were severe. The charge began as an attempt to kill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
John Peryer
State Board of Charities
Peryer
P. M. M. Phelps
Longshoremen Reject Board Award in New York
In New York on Oct 22 representatives from 20 of 53 locals repudiated the National Adjustment Commission award. They met with the conciliation committee led by Mayor Hylan and demanded $1 per hour and $2 per hour for overtime, prolonging the port strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Committee On Conciliation
Hylan
National Adjustment Commission
Gallagher Receives Welcome as Brookline Superintendent
Oscar C Gallagher new Brookline schools superintendent was welcomed at Devotion School Hall by citizens and the school committee. He urged salary increases for teachers and proposed an era of experimentation to test pupil initiative and steer them away from unsuitable vocations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar C. Gallagher
Brookline
Devotion School
Gallagher
Lost color and strength after pleurisy attack
Mrs Beatrice Stott of 56 Watson Street Central Falls Rhode Island describes a severe pleurisy attack that left her thin pale with poor appetite and low energy. She credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with restoration of strength after three boxes and recommends them. A free booklet Building Up the Blood is offered by Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady NY. Pills sold by druggists or mail postpaid 50 cents a box six for 2 50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Stott
Watson Street
Central Falls
R. I
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
The Easiest Way To End Dandruff
A home remedy advocates using four ounces of liquid argon applied at night to moisten and rub into the scalp. Morning results show reduced dandruff and itching, with hair described as fluffy and glossy after repeated use. The ad claims it never fails and can be purchased at any drug store.
Boston Campaign Extends Petition Deadline for Peace Groups
The New York committee for Women’s Non Partisan League of Nations extends the petition deadline to November 1. Petitions should be returned to Mrs. J Malcolm Forbes at the Twentieth Century Club in Boston. Readily available petitions are at the Twentieth Century Club Boston the League for Permanent Peace 421 Boylston Street Boston and the League to Enforce Peace 40 Mt Vernon Street Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Nations
New York
J. Malcolm Forbes
Twentieth Century Club
Joy Street
Boston
Mass
League For Permanent Peace
Boylston St
League To Enforce
Mt. Vernon St
Sloan's Liniment Ad Claims Quick Pain Relief
An advertisement touts Sloan's Liniment as a fast penetrating remedy for sciatica neuralgia stiff joints and sore muscles. It promises quick relief from bruises strains and after effects of exposure and notes three sizes priced 35c 70c and 1.40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloan
Too Thin No More with Bitro-Phosphate Remedy
The article promotes Bitro-Phosphate tablets to address thinness linked to phosphorus deficiency. It claims nerve tension eases, energy returns, and the body regains fullness and health. Cautions mention Euro-Phosphaté for nervousness and debility, advising cautious fat intake for those not seeking weight gain.
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Bedford Street
OOD
Reis
Reis Union
George
John
Robert Reis & CO
Sunday Post
C. N. and
A. M. Wilkanson
Jadge Fessenden
Frank
Mary
Kaiser
Daley
Mary & Neves Neighbor
South End Cats
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Stepchild
Longshoremen Refuse Commission’s
Rhode Island
Women’s Non-Partisan Committee
Lrove
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