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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1918

Page

5

Senate to probe Times deal in brewing funds inquiry

Senate judiciary sub committee led by Senator Overman said it will investigate the Washington Times purchase funded by brewers. Attorney general and Alien Property Custodian Falmer asked to provide documents and evidence. Overman noted most evidence is in documentary form and an extensive inquiry may not be needed.

Washington Washington Times Arthur Brisbane Senate Judiciary Senator Overman North Carolina Falmer Overman

Robert H Stewart Appointed Captain by Adjutant General

Robert H. Stewart of Wayne Street was informed by the adjutant general’s office in Washington that he has been appointed a captain. The formal notification confirms his rank and duties in the military service.

Robert H. Stewart Wayne Street Adjutant General's Office Washington

Army appoints Captain Stewart to depot quartermaster role

Captain Stewart is assigned to a captaincy in the army quartermaster's department and will report to the depot quartermaster in Washington for service as an assistant. He has extensive experience in transportation, having organized and managed travel parties in the United States, Mexico and Europe. He is well connected with railroad and steamship interests and has banking ties in the city.

Army Quartermaster’s Department Stewart Washington Mexico Europe

Presentation at Brown Durrell Co

Nathan Dingwell of the Brown Durrell Company received a watch and chain from entry room employees at a meeting yesterday afternoon. He has served as entry room superintendent for the past 10 years and worked for the company 25 years.

Nathan Dingwell Brown Durrell Company Dingwell

Ex Gov Baldwin Injured by Fall in New Haven

Simeon E Baldwin founder of the American Bar Association and twice Connecticut governor suffered a fall in New Haven yesterday. Today reports say his condition has improved. He is in his 78th year.

Baldwin New Haven Simeon FE. Baldwin The American Bar Association Connecticut

Sailors Reach Havre After Luckenbach Afloat Rescue

The Luckenbach survived a submarine attack with naval aid and guided by a panicked skipper the crew avoided disaste r. The doctor and quartermaster helped stabilize the ship as they steamed toward France and landed at Havre.

Navy France Havre Sims

Ireland Seen as Loss to Church Cardinal Prospects

Vatican circles mourn Archbishop John Ireland who was expected to be created a cardinal. Pope Benedict expressed deep grief and prepared a condolence message. Vatican officials including Merc Ceretti conveyed sympathy for Ireland and Cardinal Farley, noting their joint importance at the time.

Rome John Ireland Vatican Pope Benedict Holy Father Cardinal Farley Archbishop Ireland Merc Ceretti

Republicans Postpone State Convention to October 19

Chairman George A. Bacon of the Republican State committee announces the postponement of the Massachusetts Republican State convention from October 5 to October 19 due to the influenza epidemic. The Night Before reception and Club dinner are moved to October 18 at the Hotel Brunswick in Boston. Delegates from October 5 credentials will be honored on the new date, with few delegates meeting October 5 and adjourning to October 19 to comply with health authorities.

George A. Bacon Republican State Committee Republican Club of Massachusetts Brunswick Boston Bacon

Railway Union Man Quits to Fight Strikers

J H Thomas MP for Derby resigns from the national executive of the National Union of Railway Men saying he acts for constitutional government and trade unionism. He warned that those responsible for the rail strikes must be fought or the country could resemble Russia.

London Montreal J. H. Thomas M. P Derby National Union of Railway Men Russia

Brokers summoned in New York for securities fraud probe

About 50 brokers were summoned by the district attorney in New York as part of a national drive against trading worthless securities for Liberty bonds. They had refused to explain their methods to the capital issues committee.

New York Liberty Bonds Capital Issues Committee

The Fighting Fleets Hero Doctor On Luckenbach Rescue

Summary of the earlier episodes detailing the J. J. Luckenbach shelled by a German submarine and aided by American destroyer actions. Assistant Surgeon E. L. Rice U.S.N. known as Doc treated wounded, helped take command, and ensured the ship reached Havre. Sailors Bulger Battle exposed, Louther injured, and others cited for bravery as the doctor ruled the vessel.

J. J. Luckenbach Hero J. L. Luckenbach E. L. Rice U.S. N France Shay Kelly Burke Luckenbach Havre Navy Armed Guard Bulger W. E. Louther

Funeral services for Julia Clark of Winthrop

Miss Julia Clark 20, of Winthrop and Boston Post circulation staff, died at home after pneumonia. Funeral at 3 p m tomorrow at 18 Linden street Winthrop, with interment at Ashland. Born in Framingham she lived in Winthrop a decade and graduated from Winthrop High School.

Julia Clark Winthrop Boston Post Linden Street Clark the Post Post Winthrop Baptist Church Framingham Winthrop High School Ashland

Princess Radziwill On the Austrian Royal Family

Princess Radziwill writes with insight about the Austrian royal family drawing on close familiarity. Her article previews appearances in tomorrow's Sunday Post, offering a detailed portrait and observations.

Radziwill Sunday Post

Raffle Cancelled by Marshfield Fair Organizer

The organizer of a Marshfield Fair raffle due to Red Cross rules will return all one dollar tickets to hundreds of buyers. He explains the funds would have gone to boys’ funds but the Red Cross prohibition forced abandonment and he expresses gratitude to buyers and acceptance of possible punishment.

Red Cross Great

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