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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1919

Page

12

Northern neutrals to gain permits for増 imports and Danish ships returned

Negotiations in Paris yield increased permits for Norway Sweden Holland and Denmark to import essential commodities from the victors. A large portion of 910 079 tons of Danish Swedish and Norwegian shipping under charter will be returned. The agreement allows higher imports of cotton wool leather petroleum oils tobacco and coffee while prohibiting re export to enemy countries.

Washington Paris Norway Sweden Holland Denmark Shipping Board War Trade Board

Casualty list grows with 2249 reports and 38 fatalities

War Department releases show 2249 total casualties nationwide with most wounded. The day lists 38 fatalities. Names span Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut and New Hampshire with ranks from Private to Captain and entries for many towns and cities.

War Department

New Englanders Among Dead and Wounded in the Fight

A military casualty list shows four dead among New Englanders. Sergeant-Major Robert Beckett of Concord New Hampshire is reported to have died of disease. Of the remaining three, one died of wounds and two were killed in accidents. The wounded section is garbled with unreadable entries.

New

New England Casualty List Names Many War Died and Missing

Official casualty roll lists numerous individuals by rank and home address across New England. Names include Sullivan, Higby, Lacombe, Beckett, Fletcher and many others from New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Maine, Rhode Island, Connecticut, and Vermont with listed hometowns.

Widening of L Street Urged at Hearing in Boston

The proposed widening of L street in South Boston from L and Summer to Fourth street was reviewed by the State municipal finance committee. Representative William Manning led the bill as many local property owners urged its passage. Colonel Logan of the 101st Regiment had secured land for the project years ago, but work never started. The hearing was continued to February 19 at 10:30 a.m. in Room 433 of the State House.

L Street South Boston L and Summer Streets Fourth Street State Municipal Finance Committee William Manning IL Street Logan 101St Regiment State House Manning

Entertainment for Wounded Soldiers in Somerville

Somerville dancing teacher Miss Mary V. Corbett will present a patriotic entertainment in the high school auditorium tomorrow to aid wounded overseas soldiers. About one hundred children, many her pupils, will perform under her direction. Miss Corbett has prior war service arranging shows for soldiers and sailors at cantonments and mobilization points.

Somerville Mary V. Corbett Miss Corbett

Movement to Rename West Boston Bridge the Longfellow Bridge

Mayor Peters urges Boston and Cambridge to officially name the West Boston Bridge the Longfellow Bridge. He notes prior miscommunication over the naming and says Longfellow’s family would have approved, tying the poem to the city’s landmark and its historic approach.

New West Boston Bridge Peters Quinn Cambridge Longfellow Bridge Longfellow Boston Hoston Longfelow

Miller arraigned for Madden murder in Manchester

William S. Miller of West Haven Conn was arraigned in Manchester on a charge of murdering William Madden the Cheney silk mills watchman who was shot last Thursday night by automobile bandits. Miller bound over and sent to Hartford jail. He and his family moved from Hoboken N J a year ago. Three Hoboken men are held as suspects.

Manchester Conn West Haven William i. Madden Cheney Silk Mills Miller Hartford West Traven Hoboken N. J Madden

Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound Hair Darkener

An old time remedy for gray hair uses Sage Tea and Sulphur now sold as Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound. The product darkens hair naturally after regular use and restores gloss and fullness, with simple application by brushing strands.

Wyeth

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