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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1918

Page

12

Truck Collision Injures Five in Chelsea Crash

A large truck owned by George P. Prior of the Hotel Lenox collided with a Bay State Street Railway car at Fourth Street and Broadway Chelsea. Three people were hospitalized at Frost Hospital and two treated at Haymarket Square Relief Station for painful injuries.

Frost Hospital Haymarket Square George P. Prior Hotel Lenox Beston Bay State Street Railway Company Fourth Street Broadway Chelsea George Ducette Mount Pleasant Street Sadie Shudler London Street Somerville Willie Hough Norwood Street Everett Thomas Nelson Revere Carl. P. Fish Pleasant Street William H. Kelliger Dix Street

Sings for Sailors Aboard Nebraska

Miss Emma Stephens star of Keith sings aboard the J S S Nebraska for about 2000 enlisted men. The event was supervised by Commander C P R Rodgers with Y M C A aid Rich directing songs. Captain Way H Burrage introduced Stephens to the crew as they cheered the performer. Stephens aids the Stage Woman's War Relief and offers services to the Boston branch. Next Sunday Bumkin Island jackies will hear her.

Emma Stephens Keith William H. McEwen J. S. S. Nebraska Miss Stephens C. P. R. Rodgers Mr. Rich Way H. Burrage Stage Woman’s War Relief New York Boston Uncle Sam Jackies Bumkin Island

Junk dealer held in silk murder case

Newark police report Harry Endlich a junk dealer arrested at his home for alleged complicity in the murder of Charles Hilbert a truck driver from Allentown shot near Summerville on Aug 21 while transporting silk worth 60000 Endlich allegedly confessed to driving to the ambush with six others but denied taking part in the attack.

Newark N. J Harry Endlich Charles Hilbert Allentown Penn Summerville Endlich Hilbert

Railroads' Government Contract Terms Deny Security Claims

Washington September 5 terms of the standard contract between the government and railroads released by Director-General Ickes after months of negotiation show that most contentions of the association of railway security holders have been denied.

Washington Ife- Adoo Association of Railway Security

McAdoo explains railroads may litigate postwar losses under contract

The director-general says railroads would file suit in court after the war for business-diverting losses and appeal ICC decisions. The plan offers a federal-control contract to all roads, with most leading lines likely to sign. McAdoo argues private control would have worsened 1918-1919 losses and raised wage and borrowing pressures.

Interstate Commerce Commission McAdoo Association of

St Johns Prep Opens September with Sept Meetings and Examinations

St Johns Prep School will open on Tuesday September 10 with examinations for new students and removal of conditions on September 11 12 and 13. Monthly meetings for St Zitas Association on September 12 and for St Genesius Guild on September 14. A nurses and social workers retreat runs September 20 23 led by a Jesuit priest.

St. John’s St. Zita’s Association St. Genesius Guild

Pittsfield Man Charged Under Espionage Act

Delipino Grani ero, 27, was arrested at 348 East Street Pittsfield on espionage act charges and held on $1000 bail for a hearing before U S Commissioner Wood tomorrow. Police say he solicited funds in the city for a TI W W fund. A recent Chicago sentencing is noted.

Pittsfield Delipino Graniero East Street U United States Wood Graniero W. W Chicago

Five year old killed by limousine near Broadway

Five year old Carl 8. Shimmelbush of 869 Revere Beach Parkway was run over by a large limousine near the corner of Broadway and close to his home yesterday and fatally injured. He died en route to Frost Hospital.

Carl 8. Shimmelbush Revere Beach Parkway Broadway Frost

Fitzgerald Forces Meet Campaign Push at Quincy House

More than 200 friends of John F. Fitzgerald gathered at the Quin cy House to organize a campaign committee for the upcoming congressional primary. Fitzgerald criticized sending 150 longshoremen from Boston to Baltimore for work and urged action to protect Boston’s shipbuilding and regional interests.

Friends of John F. Fitzgerald Quincy House Fitzgerald Boston Baltimore Charlestown Mr. Fitzgerald the Forties Hurley Shipping Board Europe New England Dean

Must Stop Sugar Sales In Boston Area Stores

The Economy grocery stores a 35 location chain around Boston led by E R Sherburne have been ordered to cease selling sugar until January 1 1919.

Boston Vicinity E. R. Sherburne

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