Young Casualties Treated At East Boston Relief Stations
In the darkness near Atlantic Avenue yesterday morning several pedestrians were treated as out patients at East Boston and Haymarket relief stations. Names include John Fox of East Boston, Henry Paul of Roxbury, Charles Arnold of Charlestown, J Haver of Columbia Road, James Lombardi of Balboa Street, and Fred Walker of Dorchester Avenue with injuries ranging from back and facial cuts to eye lacerations and sprained hip.
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John Fox
Bennington Street
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Sherwood Street
Roxbury
Charles Arnold
Main Street
Charlestown
J. Haver
Columbia Road
James Lombardi
Balboa Street
Fred Walker
Dorchester Avenue
Hospital for 3000 Soldiers In New York City
The War Department announced that Grand Central Palace in New York City will be leased as an army surgical reconstruction hospital. The annual rent is $295,000 with maintenance by the government for the war period plus three months afterward. It will be remodeled to care for 3000 patients and should be ready by December 1.
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United States Civil Service Commission
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Beach
Dope sold to soldiers sparks police probe in Boston
Police and provost guards report many soldiers and young women dealing in a strong liquor known as dope sold to soldiers. Some drinkers are knocked out and robbed. The case on Leverett street led to the arrest of Vassal Kadalski, keeper of the tenement, and a private born in Ukraina was found among the suspects.
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Leverett Street
Vassal Kadalski
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Time to can tomatoes as season wanes this week
The Bureau of Markets warns the tomato season will fade by week’s end. Tomatoes are abundant and cheap at six pounds for 25 cents. Local growers supply fresh produce and the city marketing agent urges buying large quantities now for canning before supply and quality drop.
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Bureau of Markets
Parmenter Arrests In Central Court Questioned Citizen Route
A man named Parmenter, arrested for drinking by Officer Otis D Parmen ter, faced Judge Parmenter in Central Court yesterday. The case was filed due to his noted citizen qualities despite the offence.
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Parmenter
Otis D. Parmenter
Central Court
Mabel Herbert Urner Picks Next Helen and Warren Tale
The Boston Post Magazine will publish Urner's next installment of The Married Life of Helen and Warren next Sunday. The author selected a compelling interest title reflecting the couples ongoing adventures for the feature.
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Mabel Herbert Urner
Helen and
Warren
Boston Post
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