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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1918
Page
4
A real estate practitioner argues property owners suffer rent losses when families with children occupy three family houses. He cites perceived maintenance costs, argues owners should not subsidize tenants, compares wear to vehicle damage, and notes buyers often object to homes with children due to assumed upkeep differences.
The reader argues that landlords prefer not to rent to families with children and contends that if property with children were as profitable as that without, objections would vanish. The letter emphasizes perceived profit and market bias without proposing concrete remedies.
Dr Enfang W. Cheng of 2% Tyler street was appointed an assistant to the registrars of Selective Draft Board No. 5 at 42 Court Street to aid in registering more than 100 Chinese men expected to respond to the draft. He is a native-born American citizen born in Hawaii 81 years ago and a Harvard Medical School graduate who came to Boston in 1906. He will assist Adolphus M. Burroughs, Francis Clare, and Charles F. Willinski of Draft Board No. 6.
William P. Tilden, 60, a Cohasset contractor, was struck by an auto driven by Dr. Walter C. Miner on South Main street. He suffered leg bruises, a scalp wound and back injuries.
War Department releases list shows three New England casualties with multiple categories. The batch includes a mix of wounded and missing in action, with some previously reported casualties confirmed and others updated through unofficial press reports.
Private Stanley Kadelski of New Haven, a member of B Company, 102d Infantry, killed in action, previously worked at Fitch carriage factory after arriving from Poland. Private Alexander Kolodzeonski of New Haven, in D Company, 1024 Infantry, also killed in action in France. his Ward was received at his former home yesterday, and he had been a machinist at the New Haven Screw Company.
A compiled casualty list from New England and nearby states names soldiers by rank and home address. It includes Sgt Michael Cappiello of New Haven Conn and Pvt James J Murphy of RoxburyMass among many others from Conn R I Me and MA with homes listed. The notices cover Army units including 39th Infantry and 104th Infantry with various towns cited.
A wartime notice lists individuals with home addresses and unit details including Pt. Stanley Kadelski New Haven B Co 1024 Inf. Pt. Alexander Kolodzemski New Haven D Co 102d Inf. Pt. Walter A. Marr Lowell I Co 102d Inf. Pt. Walter Newton West Hartford 101st Inf. Pt. Ray Keegan Winsted 101st Inf. Pt. James L. McKenzie Lexington Mach Gun Co 68th Inf. Pt. William Richardson East Woodstock GASSED. Pt. Harry A. Reed Lexington A Co 101st Eng. Frederick H. Tullar Lexington B Co 101st Eng. Pt. Roger K. Hubbell Lexington.
A compact roster listing several service members with ranks and hometowns in Connecticut. Individuals include Percival Q Moore from NW HA Conn. and Charles Anderson from NW HA VEN Conn. plus James Bradford of NEW HAVEN and Emil Troiana of NEW HAVEN. Also noted are Sgt John Nelson from Middletown and Eugene Vacca of 42 Bridge St Middletown with 1024 Inf and 1024 Eng units.
Walter Fortune of the Canadian Army based in Pittsfield was reported missing but found. Anthony Nicastro of Norwalk Connecticut and Edward J. Bell of Providence Rhode Island with the 1024 Infantry Corp and Aviation Corps respectively are noted in the same report.
Eastport, Me, sends twin brothers John and Joseph Johnson aged 21 to overseas service in the same company of the 1034 U S Infantry. They are the sons of Mr and Mrs John Johnson of Eastport.
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