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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1919

Page

10

Improper Conduct Alleged at Roxbury Dance Halls

Police testimony before Mayor Peters and the city center board claims dances at Convention Hall Roxbury and nearby venues attracted shady characters and gambling. Captain Goode and Sergeant Campbell led Officers from Station 16 in the investigation cited by the censor board. Managers and hall owners dispute the accusations about the venues and attendees.

Convention Hall St. Botolph Street Ruggles Hall Ruggles Street Roxbury Peters City Center Board Thomas F. Goode Archibald Campbell St. James Municipal Censor Board Bolster Curtis

Rudolph Aronson Composer Dies at 61 in New York

The composer Rudolph Aronson died at his New York home at age 61. He wrote more than 150 works including orchestral pieces and light operas. Aronson built the Casino Theatre and was closely associated with theatrical interests in the United States and Europe.

New York Rudolph Aronson Casino Theatre Europe

Indiana Senate OKs equal suffrage for women

Indiana Senate approves a bill granting presidential suffrage to women by 44 to 3. The measure, already passed by the House, now awaits the governor's signature to become law.

Indianapolis Ind Indiana Indiana Senate House

Baron Munchausen tale spills a cannon boast across the Post

The narrator retells Baron de Tott’s Turkish cannon episode and his own comic attempt to one up it. He describes firing a massive brass cannon, the ball’s weight, an earthquake-like shock, and the ball’s pieces reaching the opposite shore. The tale ends with a narrow escape from the Grand Seignior and a ship bound for Venice.

Baron de Tott Europe Asia Simois Tott Baron Tott

Catholic Parish Sermon Series Sets Second Talk Sunday

The Rev. John C. Hart will lead the second in a series on What Catholics Ought to Know About the Sacrament of Pen ance. Sunday vesper service is at 7 30 with the topic At the Tribunal. Rev. Henry J. Rache will celebrate the solemn high mass and Rev. William Devlin will preach. St Cecilia's victory reunion is planned for next Monday afternoon to support parish war activities fund.

St. Mary's Church North End Our Lady of Lourdes John C. Hart S. J Henry J. Rache William Devlin Ss. J

Beth Israel Fund Reaches 111000 in Drive to Build Hospital

Dorchester Women’s Auxiliary No 5 gave 700 dollars as part of a 3000 dollar day for the Beth Israel Hospital building drive. Campaign director Elias J. Brody said efforts will shift to membership next week as the drive aims to top 150000. He expressed confidence the goal would be reached.

Dorchester Women’s Auxiliary No. 5 Beth Israel Hospital Elias J. Brody Mr. Brody

12500 Troops Return Home From France on Five Transports

War Department announced the departure from France of five transports carrying 1200 officers and about 12 590 men, due to arrive at New York or Newport News between February 10 and 14. Ships carry units from the 98th and 93d Divisions, including the 370th Infantry and elements of the 369th, with casuals aboard.

Washington France New York Newport News War Department 98D Finland Fen Connecticut Massachusetts Fort Slocum 34Th Coast Artillery Brigade Stockholm la France 325Th Field Artillery 326Th Field Artillery 332D Field Artillery 86Th Division 41Th Coast Artillery Regiment

Protestant church notices and upcoming sermons

The Rev Ralph Saylor Andem plans a farewell sermon at Clarendon Street Baptist Church before assuming a Maine pastorate. Week of noon services at 28 Pemberton square feature several preachers with dates listed. Episcopal and Union church events include talks by Kenneth Ripley Fortes and the League of Nations discussion. Taunton and Westboro clergy also listed for today and tomorrow.

Ralph Saylor Andem Maine Clarendon Street Baptist Church J. D. Francis Pemberton Square Edward Payson Drew CC. OR. Preston D. M. Lockrow Edward Marsh Thomas Wood Herbert R. Whitelock Boston Baptist Bethel Hanover Street St. James’ Episcopal Church of Roxbury Kenneth Ripley Fortes Lawrence Fellowship Club League of Nations Union Congregational Church King’s Chapel Harold G. Arnold West Roxbury Harry F. Burns Dorchester Lincoln Kirsopp Lake Harvard Divinity School James B. Gregg D. B. Brookline Pitt Dillingham Francis R., Sturtevant First Congregational Society Taunton A. J. Coleman Westboro

Divorces Granted in East Cambridge Superior Court

Judge Chase grants twenty two uncontested divorces in East Cambridge Superior Court. Cases include Myrtle Laurin from Wesley Laurin for cruel treatment with child support, and others on grounds of desertion adultery non support habitual intoxication or cruel treatment involving named spouses from Lowell Everett Cambridge Somerville and surrounding areas.

East Cambridge Superior Court Chase Myrtle L. Laurin Lowell Wesley G. A. Laurin Mildred C. M. Dooley Copcord Reginald V. Dooley Alma FE. Babcock Everett William T. Babcock Elfreda JD. Johnson Winthrop William F. Johnson Medford Jennie Wright Maynard George Wright Mary F. Mayon Cambridge George A. Mayou Alice V. Haynes William P. Haynes Alie Peltier Jean Peltier Annie M. Nahabedian Yervant Marie S. Troccoli Waltham Frederico Troccoli Eben May Sivans Edward E. Evans Somerville Marianna Spalone Newton Francesco Spalone Clytie L. Leonard Roger W. Leonard Rosa Holt

Senator Edward Parent Declared Not Elected in Maine

Augusta Maine Feb 5 The committee on senatorial elections ruled Senator Edward R Parent was not legally elected to represent Androscoggin county Henry J Irish of Turner a Democrat was elected and should replace him Action postponed until tomorrow

Augusta Committee On Senatorial Elections Edward R. Parent Androscoggin County Henry J. Irish Turner

Money for Rural Work Aims to Aid New England Churches

Dr Paul L Vogt outlines Methodist centenary plans to apply funds to rural problems in New England. The rural work department has chosen missionaries for Cambridge Vermont Hubbardstown Mass Westport Point Mass Kents Hill Me and Long Hill Conn and will set up training for rural leaders with Boston University. It collaborates with state and district groups for broader interdenominational community service.

New England Paul L. Vogt Boston Joint Centenary Committee Department of Rural Work Cambridge Hubbardstown Mass Westport Point Kents Hill Long Hill Conn Boston University

Secretary Glass seeks $9.22 million for War Risk Insurance

Congress was asked to approve a deficiency appropriation of 9.22 million dollars for the Bureau of War Risk Insurance to cover military and naval compensation and related salaries and expenses. The request cites increased workload from rapid demobilization and rising costs.

Washington Congress Glass Bureau of War Risk Insurance

Officers elected for Maine fairs

Nine fairs were represented at the annual convention of the Maine Association of Agricultural Fairs in Waterville Maine on February 5. Elected officers include President J F Guiou Presque Isle Vice President T F Callahan Lewiston Treasurer James C Fuller Waterville and Secretary Ralph M Gilmore Waterville.

Waterville Maine Association of Agricultural Fairs J. FF. Guiou Presque Isle T. F. Callahan Lewiston James C. Fuller Ralph M. Gilmore

Keep Looking Young with Olive Tablets Ad

An advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a liver and bowel tonic to prevent a sallow complexion and dull eyes. It claims 90 percent of sickness stems from inactive bowels and liver and promotes a vegetable compound with olive oil. Olive Tablets are offered in 10 and 25 cent boxes through druggists.

Edwards Ohio

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