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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1919

Page

3

Yankee Heroes Cited In War Department Honor List

Thomas Whiteside Wilbur a YMCA secretary with the 5th Machine Gun Battalion of the Marine Corps is named among War Department citations. Also listed are Second Lieutenant Thomas K. Carter of the 4th Infantry killed near Tuillere Farm, Private Patrick J. Clark of C Company 6th Machine Gun Battalion and Private Stanley Mazurkevezk of the 9th Infantry for actions under heavy fire near Jaulay and Thiancourt France in September and November.

Thomas Whiteside Wilbur France Thomas K. Carter Carroll Avenue Bridgeport Conn Thiancourt Stanley Mazurkevezk M Company 9Th Infantry Ellsworth Street Worcester Jaulay

Peanuts and Peanut Butter Prices Cut

Peanuts fall to 12 cents a quart from 18 cents wartime level and first quality peanut butter drops to 21 cents a pound. The price change brings relief to households amid ongoing economic concerns.

Federal Aid for State Vocational Rehabilitation

The House education committee reported a bill for federal aid to states to promote vocational rehabilitation for industrially disabled persons. Minimum state grant is 90000 yearly. proposed appropriations 500000 for 1919, 750000 for 1920, and 1000000 annually thereafter, with state contributions required to match the federal funds.

Washington House Committee On Education Today

Prohibition Liquor Shops May Be Declared Public Nuisances

Washington February 7 Secretary of the Treasury Glass urges the House judiciary committee to enact legislation designating buildings operating liquor sales in violation of wartime prohibition as public nuisances Courts could ban any use of such property for up to a year as part of the proposal.

Washington Secretary of the Treasury Glass House Judiciary Committee

Prohibition Enforcement Plan Prompts Hearing Proceedings

The Anti-Saloon League backed bill seeks strict enforcement with the Internal Revenue Service, federal courts, and U S attorneys. Citizens could file sworn information to seize liquor production, with destruction after seizure and prima facie intent to sell. Property owners failing to eject violators face nuisance charges. one year bans and bonds offered for good faith abatement.

Anti-Saloon League Glass Internal Revenue Bureau Edwain Dinwiddie Wayene B. Wheeler League United States

Seized Goods Bill Expands NM Quorum Transport Penalties

The bill would authorize seizure sale or destruction of vehicles used to transport NMquor and extends powers to confiscate illicit cargo and equipment tied to smuggling operations.

Miriam Goldberg Youngest Woman Admitted to Massachusetts Bar

Lawrence report notes Miriam T. Goldberg daughter of Mr and Mrs Simon Goldberg of 25 Sheridan street believed to be the youngest woman member of the Massachusetts Bar. She appeared before bar examiners last December and is now with Rowell and Clay. Born September 17 1897 in Lawrence she graduated Lawrence High School in 1915 and earned a degree from Boston University after 1918 due to age. She is a cousin of Lewis Goldberg assistant U S District Attorney of Boston.

Lawrence Miriam T. Goldberg Simon Goldberg Sheridan Street Massachusetts Rowell and Clay Goldberg Lawrence High School Boston University Lewis Goldberg U. S Bostom

Guns a Civil War style display chosen for Boston Common

Governor Coolidge picked a site on the Common near Charles Street for the first big gun captured by the 26th Division in France. Governor Holcomb wrote General Edwards proposing Hartford. Edwards favors Boston as the historic center and ordered the gun placed on Boston Common pending Coolidge’s permission.

Boston Common Watertown Arsenal Coolidge Charles Street France Marcus H. Holcom Connecticut Edwards 102D Infantry Connecticut Regiment Hartford Boston New England 102D

Commandants of Maine Forts Are Transferred

Colonel Thomas Ridgway leaves Portland coast defences for Honolulu and will command there. Colonel John B. Christian replaces Ridgway at Portland Fort. Captain Albert A. Allen also headed to Honolulu and is on leave in Pennsylvania. Colonel E. E. Farnsworth moves from Camp Eustis to Fort Williams. Colonel Louis Brinton assumes command at Fort McKinley.

Portland Nec Thomas Ridgway Honolulu John B. Christian Fort McKinley Ridgway Albert A. Allen Fort Williams Pennsylvania E. E. Farnsworth Camp Eustis Virginia Louis ©. Brinton McKinley

Springfield Tops Massachusetts Cleanliness Survey For Food Establishments

The Consumers' League of Massachusetts reports Springfield leads with 78 percent cleanliness across bakeries and restaurants after a complete survey with Board of Health cooperation. Brockton follows at 73 percent, while Holyoke Lawrence Westfield and Fall River range from 63 to 68 percent. Boston and Cambridge data pending.

Springfield Consumers’ League of Massachusetts Board of Health Commonwealth League Brockton Boston Cambridge Holyoke Lawrence Westfield Lowell Fall River Framingham Lynn Pittsfield Plymouth Woburn

Don’t Favor Purchase of Second Hand Machinery

Representatives of 40 New England machine tool builders connected with the National Metal Trades Association elected Albert E. Newton of Worcester to travel to Washington for a conference with C. W. Hare the U S sales manager regarding buying back war produced machinery now unused. The group took no final action but favored the bill in Congress to use government machinery in trade and technical schools.

Worcester New England National Metal Trades Association Albert E. Newton Washington C. W. Hare United States Congress

Bar to Honor Elder Memory at Supreme Court

Prominent jurists and citizens gather in Boston to present a memorial to the late Samuel J. Elder in the Supreme Court’s full bench room. Addresses by Taft McCall Morse and Wait precede the memorial’s reception by Justice Braley, with the event leading to court record inclusion.

Bar Association Supreme Court Pemberton Square Samuel J. Elder President Taft McCall Robert M. Morse William C. Wait Taft Boston National Peace League Joseph Walker Massachusetts House of Representatives

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