Boston Post February 11 1919 subscription rates and publication details
The notice lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions including Canada and foreign copies, with postage and payment terms. It notes editorial contacts, offices, and the publisher Edwin A. Grozier, emphasizing the Boston Post’s large daily morning circulation and Associated Press rights.
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Post Publishing Co
Washington &I
Boston
Mass
Canada
Sunday Post
Ais
Edwin A. Grozier
Edison 72 today urges bold business prudence
Thomas A. Edison, aging to 72, counsels go ahead in business. He urges not fearing to pursue orders and acquire materials to fill them, framing himself as a practical, hard headed inventor who favors action over hesitation.
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Thomas A. Edison
Times
Mr. Edison
Edison
Nineteenth Infantry Regiment's Storied World War I Valor
The 369th United States Infantry, the first Black regiment in active service, never lost a prisoner or ground in 191 days of front line duty on French soil. It advanced with the 161st division of the Second French Army and was the first Allied unit to Rhine after the armistice, serving with distinction as part of the French army.
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369Th
United States Infantry
Rhine
United States
Fort Wagner
Kettle Hill
Mexico
Europe
Poland in peril as Allies weigh harsh terms on Germany
The piece argues a clear duty for the Allies to shield Poland from renewed German aggression. It notes Poland's weak strategic position, calls for strong action, and mentions a potential allied navy and troops occupying Danzig and guarding the rail line to Thorn to enforce the wartime armistice.
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Poland
Germany
Allied War Council
Marshal Foch
Dantzig
Thorn
Clemenceau Praises American Soldiers In Interview
In an Associated Press interview Premier Clemenceau lauds American troops for fighting with sacred resolve. He says the war made the world safe for democracy and quotes Jefferson on life liberty and the pursuit of happiness. The veteran leader calls the war a noble, transfigured crusade.
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Associated Press
Clemenceau Touchedon
America
France
Jefferson
Demands Faith in Civic Duty Over Materialism
A speaker argues for democracy and valorizes those who call us Crusaders as a shining example. He contends some insist materialism alone drove us into the lists, urging a moral, civic commitment instead.
Endorsement of Polk Inquiry on British Embargo Discrimination
The piece urges support for Acting Secretary Polk directing Ambassador John W. Davis to probe whether Britain’s embargo on imports targets American products. It argues Britain may protect its industries, compares to U S tariffs, and says any anti American discrimination should be protested under treaties and favorable nation clauses.
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Polk
John W. Davis
London
Great Britain
United States
England
State Department
Davis
Uncle Sam
Rankin bill for federal aid to infant care gains favorable report
A House labor committee report supports Miss Jeanette Rankin's bill authorizing federal aid to states for infant mortality reduction. The measure funds mother and child care initiatives through health groups, pairing local efforts with federal support. It aims to improve infant conservation and bolster Rankin's congressional record.
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Jeanette Rankin
Congress
House Committee On Labor
Miss Rankin
Federal Treasury
Not So Bad Air Strength In World War I Record
Washington released figures showing U S naval air forces grew from one station and 38 aviators at entry to war to 42 000 personnel with 13 additional stations in the United States and 28 in Europe by armistice time. American pilots served with British navy on European coast patrols.
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Washington
United States
Naval Air Station
Naval Air Forces
Europe
Ireland
Italy
British Isles
Senate Defeats Woman Suffrage Amendment by One Vote
The United States Senate rejected the woman suffrage amendment by a single vote amid protests by suffrage militants. The piece asserts the movement is dead for this session and predicts renewed action in a Republican Congress, noting states are final arbiters in the matter and highlighting New York’s role.
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United States Senate
United States
New Yong
Women voting commonwealths expand as others join
The article notes that several women voting commonwealths have joined and predicts more will be added soon, signaling growing support for broad suffrage.
Seattle Strike Called Off After Five Days Guided by Mayor Hanson
The five day ill advised general strike in Seattle led by the I W W is ended. Mayor Ole Hanson quelled disorder and warned strikers of martial law to ensure food water and transportation. The conflict began in the shipyard metal trades over government contracts and spread through the city.
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Seattle
Ole Hanson
United States
Northwest
Boston Parade Honors Overseas Sailors With Civic Joy
Boston plans a large parade as 1800 sailors from harbor ships march from the navy yard to a club and two hotels for meals and entertainment. The article lauds their service against German forces and notes their role in moving 2,000,000 American troops overseas with minimal loss. Three cheers are given for the fighting ships from over there.
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Boston
Navy Yard
Two Kinds of Criticism Clashes on the Car
A reader voice rails at Woodrow and the Elevated, denouncing harshly then disguising praise. The speaker contrasts constructive guidance with destructive nagging without offering real remedy.
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Woodrow
Prague The Graben Named Wilson Street In New Czecho Slovakia
The Graben in Prague may be renamed Wilson street reflecting republican ideals and American wartime influence. Prague, capital of the new Czecho Slovakia, sits at Bohemia’s heart with a rich history and key landmarks including the Bohemian National Theatre and a 14th century bridge over the Vitava.
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Graben
Prague
America
Wilson Street
Bohemia
Bohemian Kingdom
Europe
Vienna
Old Town
Bohemian National Theatre
Czecho-Slovakia
A Jacket of Wit and Pants Found in City Notes
A Hartford newspaper clipping mocks a weather clerk and a shoes shining critic while reporting odd notices. A man claims a lost pair of pants found in an automobile on Pearl Street and offers to return them to the owner, noting the finder’s integrity.
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Hartford
New York
Pearl St
Witheld
Bohemia rich in minerals and industrial strength
Bohemia possesses extensive coal and iron deposits with rare radium mines. renowned mineral springs at Carlsbad Marienbad and Franzensbad attract world attention. Bohemian glassware porcelain textiles beer from Budweis and Pilsen underscore its leading Austrian era industry. The region is poised to become a major industrial nation in the new Czechoslovakia.
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Bohemia
Europe
Carlsbad
Marienbad
Franzensbad
Austria
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