Mission Workers Activities Probed by State Dept Officials
Washington officials said evidence presented to the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions in Boston concerns two missionaries who returned to the United States and engaged in pro Bulgarian propaganda. The other Bulgarian missionaries faced prior misconduct charges, and the board ordered cessation or resignation of propaganda activities. The Persia missionaries, under the Presbyterian Board, allegedly interfered in local affairs between Persians and Assyrians in the northwest. Dr. James L. Barton reviewed the Bulgarian case and led to one missionary stopping propaganda and the other leaving the service.
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Washington
Bulgaria
Persia
State Department
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
Boston
United States
Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions
New York
James L. Barton
American Board
Committee For Relief In the
Near East
Constantinople
U S Missionaries Accused in Korean Propaganda Case
Officials say Japanese searched seven American missionaries homes in Pyoong Yang northern Korea during the arrest of Presbyterian Rev. Eli M. Mowry. Authorities claim Koreans edited and circulated independence movement news from Mowry's house as police moved to seize those involved.
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Associated Press
Pyoong-Yang
Korea
Eli M. Mowry
Mr. Mowry
Arrests and seizures during Korean independence roundup
Police surrounded a house to trap suspects leading to 11 Koreans arrested including a girl. Three copying presses and independence documents were seized. Six were convicted and imprisoned. others released. Rev. Mowry faces charges of harboring propaganda activists. Seul papers accuse missionaries near Pyeng Yang and Syen Chynan of discreetly aiding agitators despite neutrality.
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Mowry
Seul
Pyeng-Yang
Syen-Chynan
Denies Presbyterian Missionaries Involved In Persia
Dr. George T. Scott for the Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions denied claims that board missionaries in Persia interfered in local affairs. He stated they worked to ease ethnic tensions among Persians and Assyrians, noting eight missionaries died aiding refugees around Urumiah and others suffered privation. one casualty was Dr. William A. Shedd, acting U.S. consul at Urumiah.
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New York
George T. Scott
Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions
Persia
State Department
Presbyterian
Urumiah
William A. Shedd
United States
American Board Probes Missionary Over Pro Bulgar Activity
The American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions in Boston investigates a missionary linked to pro Bulgarian activities. The State Department raised the case and the board will act once facts are clear. The accused is reportedly not in Bulgaria. Earlier press reports cited a Paris Bulgarian peace conference link.
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American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
Boston
State Department
Bulgaria
Paris
Fadts and Fashions: Spring Frock Trends Described
A rose velvet frock with coral bead trim, pale pink and blue silk lingerie, and a well dressed trousseau featuring a picture hat and gown highlight the season. Crystal and jet trim gowns, dainty blouses with tiny front buttons, and pastel ribbons shape robes and millinery. Ultra narrow skirts elongate feet. gabardine with Moire silk appears in spring frocks.
Souvenir Section Praises 26th Division in Boston Sunday Post
A special souvenir feature honoring the 26th Division with universal appeal will be included in the upcoming Boston Sunday Post, highlighting its history and achievements.
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Boston Sunday Post
Nahant Christened by Lodge's Granddaughter
The Nahant, built for the Emergency Fleet Corporation, launched at Richard T. Green & Co. Chelsea shipyard. Miss Helena Lodge, granddaughter of Senator Henry Cabot Lodge, christened the 240 foot barge despite rain and oily ways. The vessel, 2500 ton capacity, will haul coal between coal ports and New England ports.
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Nahant
Emergency Fleet Corporation
United States Shipping Board
New England
Richard T. Green & Co
Marginal Street
Chelsea
Helena Lodge
Henry Cabot Lodge
Miss Lodge
William R. Rush
Charlestown Navy Yard
Raymond Alley
The
Shipping Board
John F. Vaughn
Vaughn
Ralph Kline
Melvin B. Breath
Edward H. Lowell
Chelsea Trust Company
Ensign Co
F. Curtis
Rush
Walter Sanborn
Nahant Selectmen
Green Shipyard
United States
Lodge
Green’s
Massachusetts
Crowley suit over alienation ends with verdict for defendant
In Arlington, John T. Crowley sued Thomas J. Holmes for $10,000 claiming alienation of his wife. The Superior Court entry shows judgment for the defendant without costs. suit began April 1918, alleging an affair on July 3, 1917. Holmes denied the affair, arguing the wife had no affection for Crowley.
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John T. Crowley
Arlington
Thomas J. Holmes
T. J. Holmes Company
Sudbury Street
Crowley
Holmes
Post Letter Box Items on Navy Losses and Daily Questions
Readers discuss World War I naval losses including the Jacob Jones and Chauncey, plus reflections on silver in mirrors and state votes on prohibition. The column answers questions on presidential voting in New England, Rhode Island female suffrage, and the correct pronunciations of Mozart.
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Sir
United States Navy
Jacob Jones
Chauncey
Shaw
Gassin
Manley
Sirs
What Kind Of Vessel Was The Mayflower
A high school Way notes the Mayflower was square rigged and three masted with about 180 tons burden. It highlights the exceptionally long bowsprit as a conspicuous feature seen in the familiar engraving The Landing of the Pilgrims.
Large Wheat Stocks Held in Australia
Melbourne reports Australia has massive grain reserves from 1915 to 1918. Government data show about 40 percent of 400 million bushels remain. As of January 20, 1919 shipper stocks reached 142.3 million, flour stocks 11.8 million, and millers’ stocks 4.5 million.
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Australia
Melbourne
Police Seek Identity of Woman Found in Loot
Revere police request help identifying a young woman pictured inside a gold watch recovered from a house breaker's loot. The breaker was sentenced to the house of correction.
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The
Revere
House of Correction
Watch Photo Aids Police In Identifying Loot Owner
Police seek the owner of loot found in Chelsea Court tied to a young man jailed for larceny after a Point of Pines break in. A photograph of a young woman pasted inside a gold watch bears the penciled name Maud as a potential lead.
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Portland
Boston
Maud
Chelsea Court
Point of Pines
Violet picking walk inspires cape described in memoir
Mrs Grey invites a walk where violets may be picked and a cape described in detail. The Jersey cloth cape in sand color features a deep yoke, cross fronts, bronze embroidery, shirred cape, waist sash, and corded arm slits, noted as an attractive model.
Ex-Soldier Killed as Auto Hits Tree in Manchester
James A. Gray formerly of the 3d Regiment Field Artillery and recently discharged from Camp Devens died at Beverly Hospital from a fractured skull after being thrown through a bus windshield. Driver Fred W. Leach, mistaken by street lights, swerved left to avoid a light on the road and struck a tree near Greeleys Curtis estate entrance.
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Manchester
James A. Gray
3D Regiment Field Artillery
Camp Devens
Beverly Hospital
Gloucester
Gray
Fred W. Leach
Leach
Greeleys-Curtis Estate
General Peyton March to Inspect Camps in Northeast
Washington April 17 General Peyton C. March chief of staff will leave Washington tonight to inspect army camps in New England New York and New Jersey His first stop is Camp Devens The tour includes Camps Sherman Zachary Taylor Grant Pike Meade and Lee with Newport News embarkation port on return to Washington.
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Washington
General Peyton
March
New England
New York
New Jersey
Camp
Devens
Middle West
Sherman
Zachary Taylor
Grant
Pike
Meade and Lee
Newport News
Hair Removal Method Using Delatone Paste Advised
A beauty specialist recommends mixing powdered delatone with water to form a paste. Apply to the facial hair, wait about two minutes, rub off, and wash the skin to remove all traces of hair. Caution to ensure the product is genuine delatone for safe use.
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