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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1919

Page

5

Building deficit in six states tops half a billion dollars

Washington reports the United States Information and Education Service calculates a wartime building shortfall across Maine New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts Rhode Island and New York. New York City leads with about 173 million under normal 1917 18 levels while Boston shows 70 million short.

Washington Maine New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts Rhode Island New York Information and Education Service United States Department of Labor Division of Public Works and Construction Developments New York State Boston New York City

British Military Cross Given Two Americans

King George awarded the Military Cross at Buckingham Palace to Lieutenant Arthur J. Haskell of the American Medical Service Reserve Corps attached to the British Field Artillery and Lieutenant James E. MacGuire of the American Tank Corps during the investiture.

London Buckingham Palace King George Arthur J. Haskell American Medical Service Reserve Corps British Field Artillery James E. MacGuire American Tank Corps

Noonan's Hair Petrole Promoted in Boston Ad

A Boston barber urges weekly shampooing and antiseptic treatment for starved hair. He touts Noonan's Hair Petrole as a conditioning antiseptic that fights dandruff, revitalizes the scalp, and strengthens hair. sold for one dollar a bottle or a fifteen cent per treatment at barbers and salons.

Boston Noonan Noonan & Sons Co Portland St

Postmaster's Job Not Fixed in Boston

The National Civil Service Reform League reports that no evidence supports claims the $8000 postmastership exam held Jan 21 was fixedly political. It will thoroughly and impartially investigate all complaints of unfair treatment in the postponed examination closing March 18 to reassure applicants.

Washington National Civil Service Reform League Boston League

Last Rites for Officer Charles Deininger in Jamaica Plain

Funeral services were held for Patrolman Charles Deininger of Tranover street station who died after a shooting with a Chelsea bandit. An escort of 61 Boston officers accompanied the body from Forest Hills to First German Baptist Church. The service at Jamaica Plain was led by Rev. Bartel E. Ebel and burial was at Mt. Hope Cemetery Rosindale with police dignitaries in attendance.

Charles Deininger Tranover Street Chelsea First German Baptist Church Jamaica Plain Hanover Street Boston Forest Hills Station Bartel E. Ebel Mt. Hope Cemetery Roslindale Michael H. Crowley Jeremiah F. Gallivan Pearley Skillings Philip O'Neil Thomas Keene Michael Morrissey Frank McCauley

Experiences With Army in France by Lt OConnor

Lieutenant Thomas L. O Connor spoke to St Marys Catholic Association in Cambridge about service in France. He served with the 104th Infantry Yankee Division then trained at a French officers school and became liaison with the 6th Regiment. He praised Yankee spirit and noted his discharge from Camp Devens where he taught.

Thomas L. O'Connor France St. Mary’s Catholic Association Prospect Street Cambridge O'Connor 104Th Infantry O’connor Camp Devens

St Marys Unfurls New Service Flag

St Marys Catholic Association in Cambridge unfurled a service flag at the Prospect Street clubhouse. Blue star with 200 marks the members who served in the army or navy. a gold star denotes the four who paid the supreme sacrifice. A dove of peace flies from war to peace at the center.

Commonwealth St. Mary’s Catholic Association Prospect Street Cambridge

Radiant Complexion Promises With Resinol Treatment

Many girls envy the clear skin of friends and suffer skin troubles. Begin Resinol Ointment now and see pimples blackheads blotchy patches and rough red skin improve. For faster results use Resinol Soap with the ointment. Apply at night and wash by day. Sold by all druggists.

Beautiful Spy's Rule a Failure in War Portrait Tale

New York reports on Frieda Nieter, a Hungarian woman who spied for Germany by charm in Belgium and France. Robert Nichols, recuperating in New York, tells how she faced a firing squad in a velvet cloak and died after attempting to win reprieve by baring herself to the officers.

New York L Reda Nieter William Orpen Anderson Belgium Robert Nichols Frederick Macmonnies Orpen Frieda Mr. Nicholas Frieda Nieter Intelligence Department Oet

Four Meetings of Ministers in Hub

The Boston area hosts four minister meetings this morning. The Baptist ministers meet at Kingsley Hall with H H Newton of Everett discussing The Minister's Task From a Lawyer's Point of View. The Congregational Ministers gather in Pilgrim Hall with Fletcher D Parker presenting. The Presbyterian ministers convene at the Christian Endeavor building with John M McDonald addressing Socialism. The Boston Methodist Preachers' Association meets at Wesleyan Hall with Elmer S Forbes speaking on The Housing Problem.

Boston Methodist Preachers’ Association Wesleyan Hall Elmer S. Forbes Unitarian Association H. H. Newton Everett Kingsley Hall Fletcher D. Parker Boston City Missionary Society Pilgrim Hall John M. McDonald Christian Endeavor

Cox Addresses Fourth Degree Knights at Columbus Club

Lieutenant-Governor Channing Cox spoke to Bishop Cheverus Assembly of the Knights of Columbus at the Columbus Club Up ham's Corner. He urged courage and optimism for reconstruction and urged belief that tomorrow will be better, denouncing critics who would overthrow government bulwarks.

Channing Cox Bishop Cheverus Assembly K. of C Columbus Club Upham’s Corner Lincoln

Sudden Death Of Gen. Carter In Clinton

Brigadier-General James Lowell Carter, Civil War veteran and Boston New York financial figure, dies at his niece's Clinton home after a brief illness. He was 70, born in Cambridge, served at Annapolis, later with J P Morgan & Co. Survived by two children Anna Gray Carter and Lt Moreland Carter, a brother and a sister. Funeral at Goodale home, Lancaster burial.

Clinton James Lowell Carter Boston New York Warren Goodale Goodale Lancaster Carter Cambridge Robert Carter Ann Augusta Gray Salem Naval Academy Annapolis Chicago, Burlington and Quincey Railroad Brookline William E. Russell Frederick T. Greenhalge Roger Wolcott W. Murray Crane J. P. Morgan & Company Frme General Carter Edward W. Kingsley Post Wardroom Club Union Club Anna Gray Carter Moreland Carter Russia Charles W. Carter St. Joseph Charles E. Naughan Santa Barbara Cal

Arlington Girls Support French Orphan Through Club Drive

The T T C Club of Arlington Heights with an average member age of 10 plans to sponsor a French orphan. Donors are urged to sponsor the homelier child, as the club divides into red and blue teams to canvass for funds. The group formed in wartime for Red Cross work and continues meeting twice a month.

Arlington Heights Reds Blues

Early Extra Session Likely for New Congress

Washington reports that the 65th Congress will hold night sessions until March 4 to finish pending legislation. Leaders fear many appropriation measures require an early extra session after the new Congress convenes.

Congress Washington 65Th Congress Senate House

Shipping Board Seeks 1500 Trainees for Merchant Ships

The Shipping Board announced a plan to train 1500 young men to fire boilers on government operated merchant ships. Trainees will receive 380 dollars per month plus board during training and 75 dollars monthly after joining ship crews.

Washington Shipping Board

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