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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1919

Page

8

Public school bill faces Catholic opposition at State House

Catholic educators from Fall River Holyoke Worcester and Springfield oppose a state education standardization bill. Critics warn of centralized power and a public school monopoly under an education commissioner while supporters cite uniformity in curricula and local funding. Captain Connor condemns the measure as unpatriotic during a large hearing with over 1000 attendees.

Charles W. Eliot Harvard University State House Committee On Education George 5. I. Connor 101St U.S. Infantry Regiment Army of the United States George B. Churchill Amherst Charles R. Cummings Fall River James E. Cassidy Diocese of Francis P. Donnell Holy Cross of Worcester Education Oscar O. Lamontagne Holyoke William I. Mclaughlin Patrick F. Doyle Springfield Connor John P. Cummings Pittsfield M. J. Downey Boston D. M. Ryan Ware Napoleon Messier

Three Soldiers Wed After War Return

Local men just back from overseas file intentions to marry. John N. Mosson to wed Miss Helen T. Raistrick of Waltham, John T. O Dowd to wed Miss Martha J. Campbell of Andover, and William Scott Mackenzie to wed Miss Annie Crabtree of this city. All are former F Company 101st Infantry or Canadian Army.

Lawrence John N. Mosson Helen T. Raistrick Waltham John T. O’dowd Martha J. Campbell Andover F Company 101St Infantry William Scott Mackenzie Annie Crabtree

Munich fighting leaves 13 dead and 100 wounded

Airplanes of Hoffmann government forces over Munich were fired on by Communists. The Vossische Zeitung reports 13 civilians killed and 100 wounded. The Communist government supposedly forbade further firing to save ammunition.

Munich Berne Hoffmann Vossische Zeitung Berlin

Admiral Dunn Assumes Command at Charlestown Navy Yard

Rear Admiral Dunn takes over command of the First Naval District at Charlestown from Rear Admiral Wood. Five rear admirals attend the simple ceremony as Dunn, veteran of the Azores base, receives orders and meets Captain Rush and yard leaders. The salute of 17 guns marks the transfer. Dunn was born in Westerly Rhode Island and graduated from the Naval Academy in 1873.

Dunn First Naval District Charlestown Navy Yard Spencer §. Wood Pacific Fleet Clarence S. Williams Wood William R. Rush Navy Yard Rush Marine Guard Fie Constitution Azores Portugal Westerly R. I Naval Academy Admiral Wood Herbert O. Dunn

Britain backs Monroe Pact in League covenant stance

Paris April 29. British commentary on the League covenant affirms Article 21 preserves existing agreements including defensive treaties and the Monroe Doctrine. The note calls the doctrine an international understanding and links it to Article 10 principles. Veterans groups predicted to shape future politics as New England troops discuss dry laws bonuses and insurance issues amid demobilization at Camp Devens.

Paris Associated Press League of Nations League America United States New England

Jackson Students Stage The Cassilis Engagement Comedy

In Jackson Gymnasium West Medford the Masque at Jackson College presents The Cassilis Engagement by St John Hankin a witty modern English comedy. Grace N Sherburne leads the production as Lady Marchmont with Dorothea Cunningham as business manager and Lola Tasker handling costumes and props.

Jackson Gymnasium West Medford Dramatic Society Jackson College Cassilis St. John Hankin Grace N. Sherburne Miss Sherburne Lady Marchmont Dorothea Cunningham Lorna Tasker Lucy Harris Owhers Aphra Partridge

Yankee Division veterans form new party amid Legion plans

Devens April 29 The Yankee Division's passing marks the birth of the Yankee Division Veterans Society and a potential new political party. Officers say a stronger American Legion may unite service men of both arms, forming a broad postwar veterans' organization akin to a second G R.

Devens Yankee Division Veterans’ Society Fightin Union American Legion Army Navy

Olive Tablets offer liver bowel aid with olive color

An advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a vegetable laxative substitute for calomel. It promises pink skin bright eyes and buoyancy by stimulating the liver and bowels with no dangerous after effects. Sold in 10c and 25c boxes by all druggists. Take one or two nightly.

Edwards

Shots Fired as Militia Break Up Phone Strike in Linton

About 50 shots were fired by State militia in Linton Indiana to disperse a demonstration by sympathizers of New Home Telephone Company girl operators on strike. No injuries reported though a miner, Frank Jones, had his hat knocked off by a bullet.

Linton Ind New Home Telephone Company Frank Jones

Deadly mail bomb injures household staff in Georgia

In Atuainta Georgia a mail bomb exploded at the Hardwick home wounding Mrs. Thomas W. Hardwick and destroying a Negro maid’s hands. The device, believed to be a infernal machine, bore a Gimbel Brothers wrapper and was mailed from New York. A similar Seattle attack had occurred yesterday at Mayor Ole Hanson’s office.

Atuainta Thomas W. Hardwick Hardwick Georgia Sandersville Gimbel Brothers Broadway New York Ole Hanson Seattle Wash

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