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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1919
Page
13
Federal Reserve Board reports a smooth shift from war to peace conditions with cautious optimism. New York and other districts await price declines while labor reabsorption reduces shortages. Agriculture shows strong finances with excellent crop prospects in cotton, wheat, and California. beef trade firmer and livestock conditions improving.
Baltimore January 8 Secretary Houston said American agriculture rests on a sound base and grows rightly but faces troubles from narrow partisans and demagogues. He warned that critics will try to misrepresent state agricultural colleges and the federal department, yet farmers will see through them. He promised full aid to returning soldiers and others starting farming anew.
The Rev. Richard E. Sykes pastor of Malden Universalist Church for 15 years will resign to become president of St. Lawrence University Canton New York His alma mater He came to Malden from Denver and began his ministry at Little Falls He graduated from St. Lawrence University in 1883 and two years later He is president of the Malden Ministers Association and an honorary member of Mt Vernon Lodge of Masons He has a wife and two daughters.
The body must be nourished to regain strength after illness. Superficial stimulation fails to restore vitality. proper nutrition is essential for recovery and renewed power.
The Business Readjustment Committee appointed by Alfred W. Donovan aims to revive building work and cut unemployment. A special panel will survey unfinished public projects and seek federal aid, while plans address textile labor and unemployed women through the U S employment service. The group, chaired by Governor Coolidge, meets January 13 at the Labor and Industries Board offices.
London January 8. British POWs in Bulgaria relay evidence of brutal flogging and torture of Serbian prisoners and interned civilians. Commandant Ivan Nikolov named for ordering floggings. victims were left half dead, barefoot, and sometimes buried without coffins after deaths. The abuse continued after the Bulgarian armistice.
The Boy Scouts campaign aims for 60 000 dollars but struggles to reach the goal as organizers continue through an extra day. Chairman Thomas F. Curtis reports many district leaders accepted roles yet took no action, and William E. Chamberlain says 100 000 is out of reach but an additional day might help reach 60 000.
The document shows prices for women’s individual garments with varied amounts from 50.00 to 125.00. Items include quantities and several price points such as 60.00 65.00 75.00 59.50 and 35.00 45.00 39.75.
State Department moves to repatriate about 3500 Americans in Turkey. A warship may be sent to fetch them. About 100 natives and 2400 naturalized citizens are seeking to return. Some naturalized Americans face scrutiny by British and French authorities over possible activities in Europe. Native Americans and naturalized Armenians Greeks and Syrians face little trouble in aid.
George McBride, arrested for robbing A M Tuohy of 92 dollars and a watch, was held for the grand jury in 2500 bonds after arraignment in Municipal Court. Police say a woman accomplice is being sought. McBride faces two additional charges including lottery ticket possession and 1915 department store larceny.
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