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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1919
Page
22
The Boston Post recounts Mrs. Woodrow Wilson’s poised role in Paris and London. It notes her restraint from social splendor, her support for women’s rights, and her calm handling of public scrutiny during receptions and delegations.
Berlin faces nervous anticipation as Noske tightens security at key traffic hubs. Downtown streets were closed briefly to prevent demonstrations and machine gun guards with barbed wire reinforced strategic points. The government aims to deter unrest after previous riots and signals readiness for possible next moves.
Central Congregational Church Dorchester was crowded with friends of Miss Mary Connolly as she wed Urban Livingston of Newport Vermont. The ceremony was led by Rev Clinton Taft of Fulton assisted by Dr Albert Pierce with Ruth Connolly and bridesmaids Elizabeth Chapman Annabel Connabel and Helen Livingston.
A legislative committee heard bills on Boston elevated transit fares and stock dividends. Proponents urged six cent fares within five miles of the State House and a single rate between Hyde Park and Boston proper, while another measure sought two and a half percent dividends until depreciation is addressed. The Bay State and Bay State executives weighed in with price contrasts and opposition.
Opera tives from Pepperell mills in Biddeford and York mills in Saco, idle since February 8, will vote by secret ballot to decide if they return to work. Ballots will be supervised by city officials using lists from mill agents. The issue is whether to accept a 39 hour work plan now and defer a 48 hour demand. The Loom-fixers Union has endorsed the terms if the general body approves.
Dorchester native Major Christopher Fr. Lee of the 102d Infantry, awarded the Distinguished Service Cross and the Croix de Guerre, is arriving in Boston from New York at 4 PM and will be taken to Parker Hill Hospital for treatment after a long hospital stay in New York. A reception plan was organized by friends upon his return, following the death of his wife two months earlier.
An old fashioned mustard plaster advertises Begg's Mustarine as the original fast relief for aches and pains. It claims no blistering or fumes, and that gentle rubbing penetrates quickly to diffuse inflammation and congestion. The yellow box identifies the product.
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