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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1919

Page

16

Firemen Watch Movie Extinguisher Quell Blaze Test

In Boston with Chief Peter Walsh present, a test of a carbonic acid gas extinguisher quenched fires involving films and gasoline. Chemist Wedger explained fumes are dangerous. tests also used high test gas as a propellant. George J. Kuss, ex deputy NY chief, attended.

Boston Peter Walsh Bristol Street Wedger Erwin Daniel Sennett George J. Kuss New York Fire Department

Demonstration Shows Gasoline Fire Test With Explosive Film

Spectators including Walter L. Wedger watched a staged gasoline fire test as films seized by censors burned away, releasing a strong odor. Wedger explained the liquid used formed bubbles of carbonic acid gas while flames erupted when a match lit three nearly full water barrels with gasoline.

Walter L. Wedger Wedger L. B. Erwin

Railroad strike delays Scindia sailing from East Boston

The Scindia of the Anchor line may depart later than noon for Glasgow due to freight delays tied to a railroad strike. It carries 73 cabin passengers on the liner's second sailing from East Boston, with notable travelers including Fiskearren the tax advocate and Mme Hopekirk, plus Vernon of Gloucester and West of Rutland.

Cunard Prier Boston Glasgow Scindia Fiskearren Vs. W. Wilson Mme

Strike Delay Hangs Over Bay State Street Railway Mess

After a Quin cy House conference with leaders from 16 unions, conductors and motormen threaten a strike over wage awards from the War Labor Board. The vote to strike is postponed to late next week if persuasion succeeds.

Quincy House Bay State Street Railway War Labor Board

Golf Stars Battle for Links Title at Oakmont

Pittsburg awaits the 23rd amateur championship with 140 entries. Chick Evans may arrive late but Francis Cuimet and Bobby Jones push the field. Sixty four players will qualify after 18 holes with a 76-hole finals path set for Friday through Saturday. Ouimet leads early chatter as Adair and Sweetser show strong rounds.

Pittsburg Oakmont Chick”? Evans Chicago Francis Cuimet Woodland Linss Esterday Jerry Adair Atlanta Bobby Jones H. Brown Detroit

Big clam bake planned at Norumbega Park Auburndale

A revival clam bake dinner will be served at Norumbega Park Auburndale on the Charles River. The event lasts all afternoon with unlimited clams and greens. Patrons urged to arrive early and stay late as hundreds of bushels of clams and a large stack of greens are prepared. A squad of chefs trained in camp cookery will oversee the event.

Norumbega Fark Auburndale Charles River Benson

Italian Battleship Conte di Cavour to Visit Port Next Week

The Italian battleship Conte di Cavour is scheduled for an official port visit, likely arriving late next week. A naval radio message notes the vessel will remain about 10 days with no other ships in company.

Naval Communication Office Bogton

Cities are to blame for high cost of living letter

Charles H. Crandall of Cedar Heights Springdale Conn argues cities lure people away from farming and that land and farming offer true cost food. He urges buying or renting farms, abandoning easy urban jobs, and notes vast idle farmland and rising food value tied to land.

Charles H. Crandall Springdale Conn Mr. Crandall New York Russia Cedar Heights

Ford to receive limited costs from Tribune ruling

In Mt. Clemens Michigan Aug 15 the court set total costs for Henry Ford at no more than 60 dollars beyond the six cent jury award as Michigan law caps costs at 30 dollars when nominal damages are given.

MT. Clemens Mich Henry Ford Chicago Tribune Michigan

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