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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1919

Page

8

Judge Says Burleson Acted Beyond Powers

In Harrisburg on April 2 the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania won another step in injunction proceedings to stop Postmaster General Burleson acting as the federal operating agent for Bell Telephone from raising rates. Judge Kunkel of Dauphin County Courts extended the preliminary injunction until a final hearing, ruling that neither the President nor the Postmaster General were acting officially in changing the policy.

Hwarrisburg Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Burleson Bell Telephone Company Kunkel Dauphin County

Officials Exceed Authority Cited In Rates Tolls Note

A terse notice states that actions on rates and tolls were beyond the powers of involved officials. The snippet suggests a dispute over jurisdiction and authority without detailing names or dates. Further readable context would clarify the entities and the scope of the overreach.

Netherlands appoints banker as delegate to Paris talks

The Netherlands named J. Ter Meulen an Amsterdam banker as its financial delegate to confer with the Supreme Economic Council in Paris. He departed for Paris as the council requests clarification of relations between Germany and neutrals.

The Hague Karnebeek Supreme Economic Council Paris Netherlands Council Germany J. Ter Meulen Amsterdam

Haywood and I W W Members Granted Bail

CHICAGO April 2 Thirty eight convicted I W W members held at Leavenworth were ordered admitted to bail by the U S Circuit Court of Appeals pending a case review. Big Bill Haywood heads the list among those bailed. fifty five others did not seek bail. Vincent St John was added to the petition.

Chicago Leavenworth I.al United States Circuit Court of Appeals Big Bill Haywood

Sport Hats for Spring Sailor Styles and Colors

Lisere sailors with new color fac ing. Pineapple straw straight mushroom and rolling brim sailors. Continental effects for outdoor wear. Prices from 2.98 to 8.98. Shapes include snug turbans and sweeping brimmed dresses. Box pleated hair braid edge new. Wide flanged mushrooms in pastels. Pokes and Tricornes in black navy dust and other new colors. 2.79 to 6.98.

Flowers and Floral Accessories Shine for Costumes

Our trimmed models feature our own design wreaths mixed flower sprays and hat crowns to enhance costumes with a galaxy of bright blooms for a fresh, stylish look.

Building Hospital in Rheims

Mrs. Benjamin Girault Lathrop founder of the American Fund for French Wounded, now home from France, reports on stewardship of funds and supplies totaling over 5,000,000. She says construction of the American Memorial Hospital in Rheims will begin before the month ends.

American Fund For France American Fund Benjamin Girault Lathrop American Memorial Hospital Rheims

Map Shows Work by Mrs Lathrop At Park Square Theater

Mrs Lathrop discusses American Fund for French Wounded relief at Miss Edith Bangs home on Beacon Street. A large France map with red dots illustrates aid areas and a future Rheims hospital plan funded by memorial beds and endowment. New England contributions exceed a million.

France America Rheims New England Lothrop George A. Fuller

Keaney Acted Within Duty in Workmen’s Claim

A Supreme Court full bench upholds an industrial accident award for John Keaney’s dependent son. Keaney, a driver for T Libby & Company, died after picking up windblown receipts and being struck by a car on Prison Point bridge on Sept 5 1917. The award of £10 weekly for 400 weeks is affirmed.

Supreme Court John Keaney T. Libby & Company Prison Point Bridge Keaney Charles F. Keaney Industrial Accident Board Travellers’ Insurance Company

Fear Derelict Is Whaler Ellen Swift

A derelict vessel, sighted March 12 at latitude 25 09 north longitude 72 05 west, may be the whaling schooner Ellen Swift of New Bedford missing after departing for St Kitts. It has been 10 weeks since she left, with nine men aboard under Captain Dunham, believed overwhelmed in a coastal storm.

Ellen Swift New Bedford St. Kitts British West Indies Dunham

Attorney buys Hartford weekly

Hartford Sunday Globe purchased by former U S District Attorney Thomas J Spellacy United States Attorney John I Crosby of this city and Alexander Troup of New Haven It is understood a daily morning newspaper is planned

Hartford Conn Hartford Sunday Globe United States Thomas J. Spellacy John I. Crosby Alexander Troup New Haven

Ice dealers plan expanded city ice ration scheme

Boston ice dealers announce a 30 cent per hundred weight ice supply via jitney stations and cash and carry, with the Boston Ice Company expanding last year’s program in coordination with the Mayor’s office. Railroads pledge cleaner freight cars but expect limited tonnage for freight paid, while northern shipments rise due to South Florida shortages, and prices may vary in the state. About 250 delegates attend the 21st Massachusetts Ice Dealers Association convention at the American House.

Boston Roland G. Hopkins Boston Ice Company Massachusetts Ice Dealers’ Association American House W. T. la Moure KE. Miller Boston & Maine and Co N. Woodward J. O. Halliday New Haven George H. Vater Association

Ruling Sought on Constitutionality of Prohibition Amendment

The Senate passed a resolution directing the Attorney General to seek a Supreme Court ruling on the constitutional validity of the prohibition amendment. The House already approved the measure, which was engrossed and will return to the Senate before going to the Governor, who is expected to sign. An attempt to delay passage failed 9 to 2.

Providence R. J Senate United States Supreme Court House Committee On

Parker Tug Parker Still Missing After Storm

With no news from Parker the Boston tug Parker Jr remains missing after last Saturday night’s hurricane. The Itasca and another government steamer search a wide area for any sign or wreckage while New England Fuel Transportation Co believes the crew including Captain James C Catharin likely perished.

Boston Charles W. Parker, Jr Itasca New England Fuel & Transportation Company Devonshire Street Parker James C. Catharin

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Holland Vincent St. John Kornfeld Benjamin G. Lathrop Hayes Advt L. P. Hollander & CO Boylston Street Fear Hartford Weekly Rhode Island Tug Parker DR. A. Reed J. P. Smith Co West ST Tremont Jordan Marsh Company Great
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