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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1916

Page

3

Troops to man trains from ranks urged by state and nation

Weather is fair in El Paso Texas where Massachusetts authorities plan to mobilize railroad trains with skilled militia rail workers if a large strike cuts rail service. National forces may also be ready to move freight trains to secure equipment and supplies.

EL Paso Tex Massachusetts Bay State United States Army

Army unit can move by rail with own trained crew

Brigadier General E Leroy Sweetser of the Massachusetts Infantry Brigade says his troops can move by train if ordered, citing enough trained railroad men in the brigade. He notes no canvass of troops for railroad staffing is needed as cards show all required information.

E. Leroy Sweetser Massachusetts Infantry Brigade Sweetser

Safe robbed in daylight at Stickley Muenster Shop

A daylight robbery occurred at Stickley Muenster Shop on 468 Boylston Street yesterday afternoon. Police search for two experienced thieves who used a confidence game to distract the staff and stole money, a gold watch and chain, gold penknife and fob, and a dozen solid silver spoons after gaining access to the safe.

Stickley Muenster Boylston Street

Phone call foils Brookline jewelry theft

Mrs. Everett C. Tarr of 35 Stetson street Brookline awoke to a burglar in her home after a telephone call from her husband. The intruder stole $15 and $2000 worth of jewelry from a jewelry case on the dresser including five diamond rings earrings a wrist watch and an amethyst and pearl pin.

Everett C. Tarr Stetson Street Brookline

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