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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1919

Page

15

Randolph men sentenced for looting in Boston rioting

William Rudderham John Ryan John Troyle Joseph Clark Walter Keith and William Kiley of Randolph were sentenced to four months by Judge Duff and appealed. Detectives traced a car to the south shore and arrested suspects, recovering 290 dollars worth of men out fittings stolen from several Boston stores during the Tuesday riot.

William Rudderham John Ryan John Troyle Joseph Clark Walter Keith William Kiley Randolph Duff Sullivan Ryan South Shore Boston

Fire Out on the Vestris Vessel to Continue

The 450 passengers aboard the British steamship Vestris, bound from New York to Buenos Aires, are safe in Castries at the Town Hall where they are fed and housed. The fire in the cargo has been extinguished and cargo discharge is underway. the ship is expected to resume her voyage in about 10 days.

Vestris St. Lucia Castries New York Buenos Ayres

Questions to the Post readers on money flag cathedral and words

A collection of reader inquiries covers German marks value in U S money the Massachusetts state flag design plans for the Cathedral of the Holy Cross missing spires details about pink crabs in oyster stew the pronunciation of limb and crumb and the final b the actor Hayakawa the college status of Washington and Lincoln whale exhibit origin and timing and American citizenship of children born abroad.

United States Massachusetts The Commonwealth Post Sir Cathedral of the Holy Cross Washington Street Andrew Carnegie Dum Lim Erum

Approval of Allen Amendment to Mondell Soldiers Act

Massachusetts Chamber of Commerce directors met at City Club and voted to approve the Allen amendment to the Mondell soldiers settlement act. They urged Massachusetts Senators and Representatives to support the act with the amendment or oppose it without. The amendment would allocate about 125 million of the 500 million total to New England and six other Eastern states to aid returned soldiers.

Massachusetts Chamber of Commerce J. Weston Allen Republcan Massachusetts Allen New England Eastern States

Pierce Speaks of Right to Nomination for Treasurer

Major-General Frederick B. Pierce of Greenfield argued at Greater Boston rallies that he is the logical Republican candidate for State Treasurer and Receiver-General, noting a close race with Burrill five years ago and urging western Massachusetts support. He backed Commissioner Curtis and Governor Coolidge on the Boston police strike and said he offered militia service but the Governor declined.

Frederick B. Pierce Greenfield Boston Charles L. Burrill Massachusetts Pierce Curtis Coolidge

Selectman Drake Funeral Held in Canton

Frederick P. Drake longtime Canton selectman and former fire chief served by Rev N B Rogers at his Washington street home with Odd Fellows ritual at the cemetery.

Canton Frederick P. Drake Washington Street N. B. Rogers The Baptist Church

Harvard Endowment Drive Appeals for Global Support

Greater Boston Harvard Endowment Fund committee sent personal letters from President Lowell and President Emeritus Eliot to Harvard alumni worldwide. The appeal seeks a $15,000,000 permanent fund to endow the university and support living wages for teaching staff as part of a broader commitment to American democracy and higher education.

Greater Boston Har Harvard A. Lawrence Lowell Charles W. Eliot

Countess Szechenyi Arrives in America with Children

Countess Szechenyi formerly Gladys Vanderbilt arrived from Italy with her four children. During the war she lived on her husband’s estates in Hungary and was met by Reginald Vanderbilt, Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney, and Mrs. Spencer Aldrich. She planned to proceed to Newport at once.

New York Countess Szechenyi Gladys Vanderbilt Italy Hungary Nier Reginald Vanderbilt Harrry Payne Whitney Spencer Aldrich Newport

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