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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1919

Page

9

Four Billion Dollar Congress Predicted For Next Year

Washington reports Representative Good of Iowa predicting a next Congress with four billion in annual appropriations. He estimates fiscal 1920 needs at about 3.8 billion with strict economy urged to stay near that level. He cites 47.11 billion spent during the war period and a 3.5 billion gap to balance fiscal 1920 revenues.

Washington Representative Good Iowa Appropriations Committee House

Good warns Congress faces costly railroad and maritime tasks

Mr. Good cautions the next Congress will confront numerous complex challenges requiring large expenditures, noting uncertain future railroad costs, merchant marine operations, and war risk insurance concerns.

Mr. Good

Communists Preparing Revolt in Bulgaria

Disquieting Sofia news reports Bulgarian communists planning a revolt against the government with Hungarian agents said to be active in Sofia aiding the effort.

Bulgaria Berne Sofia

Foreigner shoots self in taxi en route to Quincy square

Boston and Quincy police seek identity of a well dressed man who killed himself in a taxi from South Station to Quincy square. The driver, Matthew J. Walsh, reported the passenger fired a .32 revolver into his temple and collapsed on the floor. The man, about 26, with long dark hair, wore a black chinchilla coat, underwear with initials L A, and a gold ring with R. The body was taken to a Quincy undertaker's room.

Boston Quincy Quincy Square Matthew J. Walsh Athens Street South Station Walsh L. A R.” Walsh

New London Man Wins British Military Cross

Captain Winthrop E. McGinley, awarded the Military Cross in London, trained as a physician in New London and served after enlisting in August 1917. He had previously been resident physician at the Montana State Insane Asylum.

New London Conn Winthrop E. McGinley London Montana

Othine Doube Strength Promise Freckles Removal

An advertisement touts Othine double strength as a guaranteed remedy to fade freckles. It claims nightly and morning application will remove dark spots and clear the skin, with money back guarantee if ineffective.

Birth of City Native Son Sealed In Family Notice

The obituary note states a man born in this city 33 years ago to the late John McGinley who served as postmaster of New London. His mother remains in the city and he had been assigned to the British army with the Black Watch regiment when last heard from.

John McGinley New London Captain McGinley Fighth Black Watch Regiment

Pilot backs Shane Leslie in Sinn Fein shift

The Boston Post interview with Shane Leslie sparks Irish political debate as the Dublin Quarterly Review editor praises his renunciation of home rule loyalty. Leslie, a third cousin of Winston Churchill, now supports Sinn Fein and calls for Ireland’s full independence from Britain, influencing opinion among English and Irish leaders.

Sinn Fein Shane Leslie Boston Post Dublin Quarterly Review Free Ireland Home Rule Ireland Leslie England Britain Mr. Leslie Winston Churchill

Four Mast Schooner Freeian Launched at Rockland Yard

The four masted double decked schooner Freeian was launched at Rockland by Francis Cobb Shipbuilding for the Atlantic Coast Company of Boston. The 192 foot vessel registers 070 tons gross with 1800 tons carrying capacity and will be commanded by Captain O. R. Farrell of Lynn Massachusetts.

Rockland Free- Ian Francis Cobb Shipbuilding Company Atlantic Coast Company Boston O. R. Farrell Lynn Mass

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