11 Apr 1919
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1919
Page
1
Fu he Company mutinied on the Murmansk coast when ordered to advance and refused to engage the Bolshevik Army. The unit demanded a statement on when American troops would be recalled from Russia, identifying the men as part of a Michigan drafted division.
The field artillery men of the YD brigade are back at Camp Devens on pass. About 4709 officers and men from General Sherburne's brigade arrived on the transport Mongolia. They are in tents and will be processed through the sanitary plant with 25 percent on pass by noon Friday.
Women and men celebrate a recent victory with tears and smiles, some laughing, some sober, as onlookers applaud and mark the moment with page 24-1st column continuing coverage.
The Sopwith airplane piloted by Lieutenant Harry Hawker and Lieutenant-Commander McKenzie Grieve completed its first trial flight in St Johns Newfoundland. It stayed aloft for 30 minutes at 4000 feet and 100 mph. The wireless gear passed tests and the engine ran smoothly. Only 25 percent of its 350 gallon petrol capacity was used.
The Boston Telephone Operators Union meets at Faneuil Hall tonight to mobilize against an imminent strike. G. M. Bugniazer, IBWE vice president, is due in the city and will help push efforts to forestall strike action. Miss Julia S. O'Connor has been informed by IBW President Noonan of the arrival and plan.
Reported figures indicate daily temperatures with 3 pm and 9 pm readings. Averages are shown for yesterday and the prior year, alongside a coded dataset including 3911-24.
An amendment drawn up by Colonel House is described as safeguarding the Monroe Doctrine amid ongoing political maneuvering. The article outlines how the proposed amendment would bolster commitment to the doctrine and its principles.
Paris April 10 The League of Nations commission adopts a new covenant section to shield the Monroe Doctrine from covenant provisions. Colonel Edward M House prepared the amendment. The Japanese amendment was to be taken up again at tonight's meeting after President Roosevelt met Baron Makino head of the Japanese delegation. Continues on page 18 fifth column.
The YD boys may enjoy automobile rides daily between 2 and 5 P M starting Monday April 14 by appearing in Charles Street between Beacon Street and Boylston Street. The uniform is the ticket.
Lawrence mill manufacturers refuse to submit to arbitration in a public statement to Governor Coolidge branding the dispute as Bolshevism versus Americanism. They respond to the governor's request that they accept Henry.
The War Department confirmed AP reports from Archangel recounting a mutiny among American troops on March 30. The dispatch notes the incident and suggests withdrawal of troops as soon as possible, with further details on page 24.
A World War I era brief notes Kronprinz Welhelm arrives at Newport News in 1915. It recalls a year ago today German forces attacked from La Bassee to Ypres and the sinking of the steamship Lake Moor. British forces in Palestine gain one mile on a five mile front.
Forecast for southern New England calls for rain on Friday and likely Saturday with warmer conditions on Friday and cooler temperatures on Saturday. Strong south and southwest winds are expected along the coast. The broader region from Washington to New England notes rain Friday, with warmer interior by Friday and cooler by Saturday, and winds turning fresh to strong offshore.
Paris April 10 AP reports President Wilson focused on U. S. affairs as council of four sessions occupy him. Friends say he contemplates the failure to pass appropriation bills and the need to call an early extra session of Congress.
Some advisers urge the president to issue a call at once to allow the new Congress to convene in orderly form by June 1 and complete the appropriation process, with continued coverage on page 24-18th column.
A market display features Malaga grapes imported pineapples strawberries apples russet winesap and baldwin fresh limes tangerines and bananas offering a diverse fruit selection for shoppers.
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