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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1919
Page
13
Washington lawmakers push deportation of aliens who renounced intentions to become citizens to avoid military service. Representative Johnson cites Aberdeen citizens urging action and says war calls for housecleaning.
Somerville residents who ride the Boston Elevated Railway will speak at a public hearing Monday evening at Somerville High School to discuss transportation needs. The meeting, announced by the trustees, will be attended by the mayor and civic leaders. A conference with East Boston residents is set for Wednesday February 19 at 8 pm in East Boston High School.
Plans by the returned officers committee of the 101st Infantry call for a grand reception and parade in Boston for wounded and returned members after France service. The 26th Division will parade in Boston with two days of billeting, entertainment, and motorized support, aiming to transfer more wounded to local hospitals for the event.
At Minneapolis on February 13, William Howard Taft reflected on past peace efforts. He recalled negotiations with Britain and France that were battered in the Senate and stored away, saying the people ultimately shaped the course rather than the body.
Federal Judge Knox dismissed a habeas corpus petition filed to prevent deportation of 53 aliens from Western cities. The court ruled no rights violation shown, noting the attorneys claimed lack of access to Ellis Island hindered gathering specific allegations. Dismissal granted without prejudice.
The hospital ship Uraguaya arrived at Portland Harbor with 771 wounded Canadian soldiers. About 60 will depart tonight for New Brunswick and Nova Scotia, while the rest head to various points in Canada tomorrow. These are the era of 40,000.
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