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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1919
Page
15
The British premier defended policy toward the Soviet government and Russia, urging patience and noninterference. He argued Bolshevism wanes under economic pressure and warned against military intervention, citing support for anti Bolshevik forces while stressing Russia must find its own path.
Premier Lloyd George denounces Lord Northcliffe and his papers in the Commons, accusing them of clinging to outdated views of the Times as a serious or semi official organ. He calls the Times a three penny edition of the Daily Mail and notes continental misperceptions.
In Boston seven strike breaking operators remain at large while twenty more are housed at the Lenox. A Back Bay hotel used by the group denied by night, with the women arriving on foot after taxi drivers refused to transport them amid union suspicion.
Colonel William A. Gaston, leader of the war labor program until three months before the armistice, believes the Massachusetts building programme and repairs to existing structures can employ twice the number of men in the 26th Division. He spoke after being asked how to provide work for soldiers discharged after the April 25 parade.
Colonel Gaston warns that many veterans may struggle to find re employment even as firms delay construction for better returns. He cites Boston plans totaling 21 million dollars and an estimated 50 million more stalled, with 1915 to 1918 building spending collapsing and Massachusetts potentially needing a quarter billion dollars in new work if profitability improves.
Paris April 16 The Belgian delegation at the peace conference said Belgium has not been officially asked by the council of four to bring the former German Emperor to trial. They would decline if urged, preferring action by a commission of all allied powers. They maintained he cannot be arraigned for war declaration or Belgian neutrality violations.
Paris dispatch says the allied governments will not wait beyond May 15 for Germany to decide whether to sign the peace treaty or refuse to sign. The Temps reports the decision aims to secure a definite German reply soon.
Arthur Michael Loomis formerly A M Loonie denies death rumors after his name change to Loomis in Probate Court. His brother Michael says the family insists Loonie remains the base name and photos of Arthur and relatives are being returned. The Roxbury resident at 881 Huntington Ave faces embarrassment over the obituary clash.
The annual election of officers for Boston Postoffice Clerks' Association Branch 5 concluded last night at the central office. New officers include President Charles J. Canavan of Quincy and other elected officials for the coming year.
The vice president is John H. Glacken of Cambridge A, the secretary Daniel C. Maguire of South Postal Station, the treasurer C. M. Duneen of Hanover Street Station. The financial secretary is Charles J. Kirby of South Postal Station.
The board includes F. J. OFlaherty of North postal station James Kenney of city delivery Frank Bennett of Back Bay Jerome OConnor of Station A Thomas Dolan of South postal station John Brogan of Jamaica Plain and others.
The article describes an old home remedy to darken gray hair using Sage Tea and Sulphur, now sold as Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound. It notes the product hides the color, is popular for a natural look, and can be applied with a comb or brush to strands.
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