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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1919
Page
6
An Employment Bureau manager at Wilson & Company treats applicants with courtesy and respect. A returning soldier says he will start in hard labor and work up, trusting the company to provide a square deal and opportunity to rise.
During President Wilsons visit to the Copley Plaza only his personal party secret service and guards may occupy the hotels fourth floor where the presidential suite is located.
Managing Director EK C Fogg and staff vow strict security at the Copley Plaza Hotel for President Wilson. Guards, entry checks, and elevator surveillance will accompany the luncheon with Boston baked beans prepared by the hotel chef. Maitre d hotel Richard Verzone will serve, detailing a menu including Cape Cod oysters and bombe tri color.
The Copley Plaza maitre d hotel is proud to have served many distinguished guests and royal persons. President Wilson will join luncheon today and then go to Mechanics Hall to deliver his address. Richard recalled his service to notable figures and hopes the meal suits the president.
Joseph Bush alias James Church alias Frank Russ, cited for passing worthless checks in Pittsfield, will be arraigned in District Court. Three warrants from Westfield accuse him of uttering false checks. Identified by R C Hill of Boston as Frank Russ, he served six months in Holyoke in 1918 for similar offenses and is known to have recently been in Boston Lowell Albany and Schenectady.
A self confessed violent anarchist known as Di Sisco was arrested at Hanover and Prince streets yesterday afternoon for disorderly literature distribution. Police plan to detain him for a couple of days and may seek deportation to Italy if suspicions prove valid.
Miss Edith Benham daughter of the late Rear Admiral Benham arrives with the Wilson party and is described as the key gatekeeper of White House social life. She manages invitation lists and precedents for all presidential functions and ensures no undesirables disrupt official events. She brings international education and broad diplomatic connections to the role.
Five hotels three cottages and two garages burned in Asbury Park New Jersey at noon today with losses estimated at 225000. The unoccupied hotels included Sunset Hall Maryland Waldorf Fifth Avenue House and the Parkview. A gale raged delaying fire apparatus as telegraph wires lay down and police feared an incendiary act after flames appeared in basements of two hotels.
Rabbi Harry Levi called President Wilson a worthy successor of past leaders in a speech on Wanted Men at Temple Israel on Commonwealth avenue. He urged citizen cooperation and urged men to serve with the President to help the country and the world.
Paris reports Premier Clemen ceau improving markedly today with better condition in every respect and at this rate progress expected to declare him out of danger soon.
In Paris the Premier Clemenceau shows satisfactory improvement after a period of illness. An official bulletin notes temperature 98.4 and pulse 68 while he contemplates a drive later. The Tiger was seen at a window as Paris welcomes the better news and quiet resumes on Rue de Franklin.
Paris reports from Geneva indicate an inquiry into a potential plot against Premier Clemenceau. In December, 24 alleged anarchists or Bolsheviks arrived near Vevy, with names including Rossiere Zahmid and Bunzli. A Zurich meeting aimed to coordinate actions against French leaders, and Misiani, radical paper director, was later arrested in Berlin.
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