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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1919

Page

9

Tornado-Like Storm Ravages Coast With Floods and Lightning

A fierce storm lashed the coast causing widespread damage from Boston to Chelsea. It toppled chimneys, flooded streets, knocked out telegraph lines, capsized boats, and forced mass evacuations as hundreds sought shelter and trains and ferries were delayed or canceled.

Rye York Boston New England Telephone Company Western Utnion Telegraph Company Lowell Concord Greater

HOUSES AND CAR HIT AT MARBLEHEAD

Two houses were struck by lightning and a car was damaged in Marblehead as storms moved through the area on August 4. No injuries reported. Local fire crews responded to the scene and secured the area.

Dedham Marblehead Charles River Lynn Saugus Chelsea Addison Street Ous Danvers Boston Brighton Brookline Harry Chadis Max Leader Ballytine Elmore

Dr True's Worm Elixir Ad for Child Health

A Massachusetts mother of six endorses Dr True's Worm Elixir describing her recovered child and ongoing use. Advert claims signs of worms include stomach upset swelling lips sour stomach bad breath bloated belly and other symptoms. The copy urges start giving this remedy for children showing worm indicators.

Dr. True

Mrs Riley Involved In Auto Crash On Washington Street

Mrs Mary Riley, 65, of 539 Hope Street Providence, suffered a scalp wound and bruises after an automobile driven by her daughter Miss Helen F Riley plunged through a railing and down a bank on Washington Street near Denton Terrace Roslindale.

Providence Miss Riley Denton Terrace Roslindale Mary Riley Hope Street Forest Hills Hospital Helen F. Riley Washington Street

Providence woman and companions escape injury in car crash

Five Providence residents including Miss Ange line Riley and her parents escaped serious harm when a Providence car veered after another vehicle forced Miss Riley to turn abruptly. The sedan toppled onto its right side after hitting a fence and bank, with doctors rushing Mrs Riley to Forest Hills Hospital.

Stephen A. Riley Angeline Riley William F. Palmer Providence Boston Miss Riley Nicholas J. King John S.S. Mahoney Roslindale Riley Cadillac Motor Company

Gallant Italian Visitors Welcomed in Boston Harbor Events

Boston prepares for formal welcome to Admiral Cona and Italian officers from the Conte di Cavour. The program includes official calls, a Common Band concert, dinners, a North End parade, Cape Ann tour, and a Friday ship reception aboard the vessel with Admiral Dunn hosting.

Admiral Cona Ambassador di Celleri Copley Plaza Brunswick North End State Guard Admiral Robinson Navy Yard Red Cross Cape Ann Cassassa Admiral Dunn Algonquin Club Whl

Boston Housewives Rally for Fair Price Committee

Boston housewives plan a monster vigilance committee to ensure grocers adhere to government deemed fair prices for food. The Boston Housewives League led by Mrs. Anna Steinauer will organize with Miss Mary Barr and other volunteers to include diverse communities and urge every homemaker to monitor local prices.

Boston Boston Housewives’ League Anna Steinauer Mattapan Mary Barr New York City

Francis A. Sails Lost Off Sable Island Collision

The Yarmouth fishing schooner Francis A. with Captain Percy Ross and five crewmen of 19 sank after colliding with British freighter Lord Downshire in heavy fog 100 miles south of Sable Island. Lord Downshire picked up survivors and headed to Halifax. five crewmen were listed as lost: Ainsley Ross James Gardiner Thomas Hughes Fred Fitzgerald and Joseph Harris.

Halifax Yarmouth Francis A Percy Ross Lord Downshire Sable Island Baltimore Belfast Ainsley Ross James Gardiner Thomas Hughes Fred Fitzgerald Joseph Harris

Events of Today Highlight Boston Harbor Role in Conte di Cavour Visit

The program lists morning services in Worcester and a full day of naval and civic events. A Rear Admiral barge and steamer Monitor depart to greet the Italian dreadnought Conte di Cavour, with official calls to Governor, Mayor, and army and navy officers, plus sales, council meetings, and a Labor Day parade planning session at Boston venues.

Ladies’ Auxiliary Worcester Hotel Bancroft Navy Yard President's Roads Monitor Eastern Avenue Wharf Northern Avenue Bridge Conte di Cavour Army Navy Somerville Highland, Cutler, Morse, Pope, Edgerly and Forster di Cavour Army Supply Base South Boston Boston Council Boston Post American Volunteers Canadian Expeditionary Forces Quincy House Mooseheart Band Supreme James F. Griffin Jordan Hall

Seriously Injured in Fall From Motorcycle

Archie J. Faille aged 18 is in critical condition at City Hospital after his motorcycle collided with a large touring car on Norfolk Street. He suffered a fractured skull and cuts to the scalp ear and right arm during the accident yesterday afternoon while learning to ride.

Archie J. Faille City Hospital Norfolk Strett

Peace Treaty to Dominate Congressional Action This Week

Washington August 24 Congress eyes the peace treaty as the foreign relations committee may report this week and push ratification into the open Senate. Chairman Lodge declines a timetable but Democrats say action could come this week subject to additional information requested from President Wilson.

Washington Congress Foreign Relations Committee Senate Lodge Wilson

Senate to resume hearings on treaties and living costs

Open hearings resume with focus on amendments to the Franco American treaty and probes into constitutional validity. Senate and House alike push bills on cold storage, public lands, and price controls while debates loom on general rank for the Chief of Staff and packing industry regulation.

Senate Judiciary Committee Congress Senate Agriculture Committee House Senate Wilson New Jersey Kenyon-Kendrick L. D. H. Weld Commercial Research Department Swift & Company

Cavalry Ordered Back From Mexico Reach Ruidosa Tonight

A cavalry unit commanded by Paul H. Davis and a son were ordered back from Mexico and were expected to reach Ruidosa at 8:30 this evening, according to their schedule.

Mexico

Pursuit of bandits halted by rain and Carranza clash

American forces pursuing bandits along the border suspended the chase after a night encounter with Carranza troops and heavy rain erased fresh tracks. Nine bandits were captured at Coyame. reports of Jesus Renteria’s death could not be confirmed. The punitive expedition resumes toward the border with three cavalry columns leading trains and garrison units.

Carranza Mrenteria Coyame Jesus Renteria Apolino Renteria Peterson Mexico Ruidosa

Two Airmen Missing After Plane Lost in Texas Storm

An Army aircraft with lieutenants George K. Rice and A L Boquet disappeared from Royce Field in Marfa Texas after taking off for a Mexico reconnaissance flight. Officials fear they became disoriented in a driving rain storm and may have landed on U S soil.

Army Machine Marfa Texas Royce Field George K. Rice A. L. Boquet Mexico R. L. Royce

Divers search for body of Ozark sailor at Horn Pond

Three divers from the U S S Utah hunted for the body of Chief Electrician George C. McNeil Jr. of the U S S Ozark in Horn Pond, Woburn, after he drowned Thursday afternoon. They worked through yesterday's storm but had no success. McNeil was a resident of

U. S. S. Utah Horn Pond Woburn George C. McNeil, Jr U. S. 8S Ozark McNeil

Police Strike Deepens As Labor Leaders Cord Against City

The Boston police strike crisis drew strong warnings from AFL leaders and local unions at Wells Memorial Hall. They urged unity with cops, condemned Commissioner Curtis, and signaled possible citywide work stoppages if the conflict widens, with calls to organize and prepare special union meetings.

U. F John F. McInnes Boston Policemen’s Union Central Labor Wells Memorial Hall Greater Boston Curtis Frank H. McCarthy New England American Federation of Labor Chamber of Commerce Organized Labor Massachusetts Coolidge Michael J. O’donnell P. Harry Jennings Central Labor Union Boston McCarthy Policemen’s Union Boston Chamber of Commerce O’donnel The O'Donnel Kaiser James T. Moriarty Moriarty Sheet Metal Workers’ Union Issu Amercan Federation of Labor A. F. of L John J. Kearney Waiters’ Union Bates Emmons John J. Fenton Coal Teamsters’ Union 68 Plumber’s Union Hyde Park Sheet Metal Workers’ Union 17

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