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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1919

Page

13

Clemenceau Likely to Leave Residence After Shooting Incident

Paris reports Premier Clemenceau likely to recover and leave his residence within a few days. He received Foreign Minister Pichon General Mordacq Finance Minister Klotz and other officials as nurse Sister Theonesse noted his improving condition. Samuel Gompers read Clemenceau’s thanks to the labor commission for sympathy after the life attempt.

Paris Clemenceau Resi Pichon Mordacq Klotz M. Simon M. Mandel Theonesse M. Clemenceau Tuffier Samuel Gompers Labor Commission Commission Commission On International Labor Legislation

Britain and France Back Bolivia on Tacna Arica

Despatches from La Paz report Bolivia’s plan to annex Tacna and Arica has been favorably received by Britain and France. The Bolivian minister in Paris relayed the development, noting support from the two powers for the proposed settlement.

Buenos Ayres la Paz Paris Great Britain France Bolivia Tacna-Arica

Hosts Offered Amid Lawrence Textile Strike Ultimatum

Lawrence February 25. Leaders Ime Kaplan and A J Muste voice open defiance to Public Safety Commissioner Peter Carr. The Textile Workers general strike committee demands a mass meeting and parade this week regardless of police action.

Lawrence General Strike Committee of Textile Workers Ime Kaplan A. J. Muste Commissioner of Public Safety Peter Carr

Strikers Plan Private Mass Meeting Amid Parade Tensions

The mass meeting is slated for private land at Short and Chestnut streets with a Friday or Saturday parade uncertain tonight. Police will disperse any gathering. Commissioner Carr and City Marshal O'Brien rejected a hostage proposal by Kaplan and Muste who offered to remove the risk of disorder.

Short Chestnut Streets Commissioner Carr Kaplan Muste Carr Timothy J. O’brien Khaplan O’brien

Strikers clash with authorities as pastor faces charges

Reports say police will break up gatherings while a local minister faces congregation charges over his striker support. One arrest for loitering marks a quiet day as Pacific Mill reopens with 1100 workers and Wood Mill resumes output.

Pacific Mill American Woolen Company

Mourning Effect Looms Over Camp Devens War Prosperity

Feb 25 report from Camp Devens describes a somber mood as wartime prosperity wanes. Jitney driver notes the mourners parade while many buses and cars idle near the village station. The piece cites the %th Division's failure to arrive as a key factor in the downturn.

Devens Depot Square

Mayor Peters Praises Boston Welcome for President Wilson

Mayor Peters issued a statement praising Boston for the reception given to President Wilson during his brief visit. He thanked the citizens for their tireless energy and devotion, calling February twenty fourth nineteen hundred and nineteen a red letter day in Boston's history.

Peters Boston Wilson

Soldiers Mileage Measure Adopted by House

The House approved the conference report on a bill allowing soldiers sailors and marines to keep their uniforms after discharge and pay five cents a mile for travel home. The measure moves to the President for signature.

Washington House

Mrs Duncan files divorce suit in Norfolk County

Mrs Louise A Duncan of Foxboro sues Edward C Duncan for divorce in Dedham's Norfolk County Superior Court alleging cruelty neglect and intoxication. They wed Nov 26 1902 with disputes over place of marriage. Children named Harry I Arthur E Gladys A Florence I and Vera G sought by Mrs Duncan with Mr Duncan claiming custody of three boys Harry F Arthur E and Gladys A.

Louise A. Duncan Foxboro Edward C. Duncan Norfolk County Superior Court Dedham Duncans Sheldonville Wrentham Duncan Harry F Arthur E Gladys A

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