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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1920

Page

10

War Department favors keeping former German liners as U S transports

Washington Feb 3 The War Department told the Senate commerce committee that former German passenger liners used as transports should be operated under the American flag and buyers must agree to return them to the government in a national emergency. Brigadier General Hines said the army has millions of dollars of equipment stored for refitting the ships if needed.

Washington War Department Senate Commerce Committee Hines Army Transport Service Army

Judge Sisk's Daughter Weds Chicago Engineer in Swampscott

Miss Mary T. Sisk daughter of Judge James H. Sisk of Hesex County Superior Court married Herbert S. Mabey an electrical and mechanical engineer of Chicago at St John’s Church Swampscott. The ceremony was performed by Rev Patrick Colman with maid of honor Miss Helen Younn and best man William Morris followed by a reception at 11 New Ocean Street Swampscott.

Mary T. Sisk James HE. Sisk Hesex County Superior Court Herbert S. Mabey Chicago Kirte Q. Mabey Newton St. John's Church Swampscott Patrick Colman Helen Younn Fitchburg Smith College William Morris New York Massachusetts Institute of Technology New Ocean Street

Manahan Funeral Services Held for John H Manahan

Funeral services for John H Manahan of Edge Hill Road East Milton will be held tomorrow at St Gregorys Church Dorchester Lower Mills Rev Dolan officiating. Manahan a noted electrical engineer and Tech football captain died yesterday of pneumonia at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital. He was born in Boston December 15 1874 educated at English High School and Tech. He worked in power plant construction and held executive posts at E T Slattery Co Manahan Inc and pursued inventing an internal combustion engine. An avid yachtsman he owned interests in racing yachts including Altair and sailed with his brother Edward. He survived by five brothers two sisters and an aunt.

John H. Mansahan Edge Hill Road East Milton Massachusetts Institute of Technology Peter Bent Brigham Hospital St. Gregory's Church Dorchester Lower Mills Dolan Manahan Thomas S. Manahan Harvard Massachusetts General Hospital Boston Thomas Elen T. Slattery Manahan English High School Tech English High Sargent and Lundi Company Chicago American Stoker Company E. T. Slattery Company Altair Edward Inec Robert F. Manahan American Smelters’ Security Company Ernest George Manahan Manahan, Inc Paul R. Manahan Warren, C Edith FE. Aldrich Marie L. Manahan Katherine Slattery

Clef Club Stirs Big Audience at Boston Concert

The Clef Club of New York led by William Tyers and William Elkins presented a mixed program of negro spirituals, plantation songs and originals at Symphony Hall. The 50‑piece ensemble, featuring notable solos by Tom Fletcher and Farrel Robinson, earned praise for its rhythmic vitality and unique blend of voice and instrument. Funds from the Bay State Elks lodge benefited memorials and negro music advocacy after the earlier tragedy involving Lieutenant Europe.

Symphony Hall Clef Club New York City William H. Tyers William C. Elkins Bay State Lodge No. 19 Order of Elks James Reese Murope Boston Opera House Tyers Europe Tom Fletcher Farrel Robinson Lucy Adolf Henderson Adeline Arenee Bush Asher Watts Caroline Charles Verona Soars Southland Clarence Lincoln Conaway Sonny Johns Bromdes Verny

Critique of Whites Weak Music Program at Boston Event

The author commends the Clef Club for its real ideas and originality in ragtime and spirituals while criticizing weaker white composed numbers. They praise performances that showcased racial genius and urge more distinct programs in Boston highlighting technical capacities and authentic heritage.

St. Louis Caroline Southland St. Mary’s Clef Club Boston

Arrest Warrant Claimed in Newton Officer Shooting

Gabriel Porcello 28 of Clinton Mass was arrested in Providence R I while wanted in Newton Mass for shooting Patrolman Frank Loughlin during an arrest raid on December 17. Porcello faced charges as one of five men involved in the incident.

Frovidence, R. I Gabriel Porcello Clinton Mass Newton Frank Loughlin Forcello

Lincoln and Boston's Quiet Pull on His Path to Power

The reminiscences of W. H. Herndon show how Boston influence shaped Lincoln's views on abolition before he led the nation. Lincoln studied Webster and Clay, read Parker and Sumner, and formed his stance in Springfield. He later left his law office with books in hand, never to return.

Boston Abraham Lincoln W. H. Herndon Lincoln and Herndon Springfield Illinois Lincoln Herneon Sumner Phillips Garrison Theodore Parker Herndon Republican Party Webster Hayne Massachusetts Mr. Herndon Henry Clay Andrew Jackson

Good Year for Southern N E Telephone Company

NEW HAVEN Conn Feb 3 Service demands in 1919 boosted the Southern New England Telephone Companys business. It reports 161 756 stations up 8825. local calls 995 44 000. toll calls 8 378 000. 473 634 miles of wire. Operating revenues 2 754 026. expenses 2 136 841. after 300 000 in dividends a profit balance of 44 687.

New Haven Conn Southern New England Telephone Company

Whiskey Cargo Seized From Yarmouth in Harbor Theft

The Black Star steamship Yarmouth carrying four million eight hundred thousand dollars in whiskey was seized in New York after a Havana voyage. Federal Prohibition Inspector Shevlin ordered the ship held and planned to unload the liquor into bonded warehouses. Counsel for the ship owners, a Black-owned corporation, said an injunction would be sought to stop the ruling.

New York Black Star Yarmouth Havana Shevlin

France Adopts Daylight Saving Ahead of Senate Action

The Chamber of Deputies passed the daylight saving bill setting March 15 as the clock change date and sent the measure to the Senate for approval.

Paris Chamber of Deputies Senate

Mrs Mackie Promotes At-Home Hair Dye Remedy

A New York actress and grandmother, Mrs Mackie, touts a home hair coloring remedy using a box of Orles powder. Dissolve in four ounces of water and comb through hair for natural shade, claiming the product is safe, non greasing, and long lasting.

Mackie New York

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