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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1917
Page
7
Millions of Jews worldwide enter Yom Kippur at sunset marking the Day of Atonement. In Boston over 100,000 attend services as synagogues and transformed venues meet the demand for space. Special prayers honor dead and wounded soldiers of the war.
Tony Camolis, 47, of Avon, is in Brockton City Hospital with a skull fracture and severe scalp wounds after falling from a wagon on North Main street. He was found nearby in bushes by Herbert E. Reynolds in a deserted section of Randolph.
The Concord Country Club hosts a potato harvest event with 50 members reaping after planting four acres of club golf links last spring. Winners listed include First Suffolk John E Beck and Ninth Suffolk Alpheus Sanford, with several no nom notices across regions.
German planes raided London on a pretentious scale but failed to drop a major payload as air defenses and shelter advice limited casualties. A district saw few bombs, while a water column rose from the Thames near a bridge. a county official died of excitement and a sleeping soldier was left behind in the American Eagle Hut after the warning.
A soldier awoke to a burst of shrapnel striking the hut roof after a prior warning. He searched for exits, found doors locked, and escaped through a window to seek shelter, narrowly avoiding capture or worse.
Ella Pray mourns her missing black and tan terrier Mittens who attended Nichols School in Everett with an elaborate steel collar bearing her name Ella Pray 19 Gainsborough street. Mittens accompanied Kate Russell home from school then returned to the campus and has not been claimed at 19 Gainsborough street Boston.
Amsterdam reports Lieutenant Vosse, a leading German aviator, slain in combat with his 50th opponent. Once regarded as Germanys second best pilot after Baron von Richthofen, he had 2 confirmed kills by Sept 10 according to Berlin dispatches.
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