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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1919

Page

3

Wilson Explains Revised Covenant

The speech outlines changes to the covenant in the peace treaty context. It highlights new Article 1 provisions for signatories and neutral access, expanded council rules, gender equality, dispute arbitration, and mandate limits, plus articles on red cross, aborigines, disease control, and the right to dissent. The speaker proposes concrete steps: appoint Sir James Eric Drummond as first secretary general, add four members to the council from Belgium Brazil Greece and Spain, and form a nine member committee to organize the league and seat.

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Sir Eric Drummond Named League Secretary General

Sir Eric Drummond, born 1876, long-time private secretary to A J Balfour and former private secretary to Sir Edward Grey and Herbert Asquith, is named secretary general of the League of Nations. He accompanied Balfour to the United States in 1917 and has a notable pedigree as heir to the Earl of Perth.

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Three U.S. Planes Set for Ocean Flight From Newfoundland

Three U.S. naval aircraft with 126 foot wingspans will depart from a Newfoundland base to attempt a European destination. They plan to touch at the Azores and off Portugal before heading to the British Isles, with no land stops expected. NC-3 conducted a successful trial, NC-1 undergoes alterations, and NC-4 is new and awaiting launch.

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Job Applicant with Church Endorsements Faces Interview

An applicant for an office boy position shows strong confidence as the owner studies his credentials. The employer notes the minister and Sunday school teacher recommendations and privately remarks on the boy's honest appearance before continuing the interview.

Farmer’s Frugal Carriage Demand Sparks Tale of Ridicule

An old farmer, after saving a small fortune through hard work, orders a family carriage. When asked about rubber tires, he rejects them, saying his folk deserve to feel every bump and know they are riding. The anecdote highlights his parsimonious rig and pride in practicality.

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