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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1919

Page

6

France asks for shipping aid from Wilson

The French Naval League seeks U S intervention to allocate German and Austrian shipping to France to replace ten French ships sunk. It also requests German coal at parity with foreign yards, authorization to buy 1,000,000 tons of British built shipping, 1,000,000 tons of U S built shipping, and open American yards to build 2,000,000 tons of cargo steamers for transfer to the French flag.

Paris French Naval League Wilson France England United States

National Thrift Day Observances Planned Nationwide

Washington reports thousands of local celebrations for National Thrift Day on January 17. The War Savings campaign will inaugurate the 1919 sale of War Savings stamps and mark the 218th anniversary of Benjamin Franklin’s birth.

Washington War Savings Benjamin Franklin

Suffragists Arrested After White House Demonstration

Washington January 13 17 women from the National Woman's Party were arrested after a White House protest. Demonstrators reportedly set fires with oil soaked wood and burned speeches by President Wilson before police intervened and a street cleaner put out the flames in a metal garbage can.

Washington White House National Woman's Party Wilson

Proposes Tax on Signs and Horse Vehicles

The Finance Commission recommends three revenue sources for the city: tax the billboards and signs, tax and regulate back stands, and license animal drawn vehicles. It also urges petitioning the Legislature for a city share of state automobile fees.

Peters Finance Commission

Conferees Near Agreement on War Revenue Tax Bill

Washington Jan 13 Conferees from the Senate and House discussed administrative provisions of the war revenue bill but postponed final decision. They near agreement on remaining disputes and expect prompt completion of their work.

Washington Senate House

Atlantic Flight Predicted for May by Air Ministry General

General Branker, resigning as master general of personnel to focus on commercial aviation, told the Daily Express that a transatlantic flight could be achieved in May. He noted three or four aircraft types exist capable of the crossing.

London Brancker Air Ministry Daily Express Today Atlantic

British Airships to Lead 1920 Mail Service Plan

General Brancker foresees a future of aircraft ownership akin to automobiles and an aerial police force to guard routes. The Evening News reports Britain's Admiralty launching a major airship program with 2 500 000 cubic foot gas capacity craft. These airships will lift 60 to 70 mph, crewed by two and a half men, with larger ships planned for sea work and weeklong flights. A regular England to United States airship mail service is anticipated for Summer 1920.

Brancker Evening News Today British Admiralty Navy England United States

Sir S. H. Sinha Elevated to Indian Peerage

London January report: Sir S. H. Sinha, under secretary of state for India in the new cabinet, has been raised to the peerage becoming the first native of India to sit in the House of Lords.

S. H. Sinha London India House of Lords

Sidelights Upon Roosevelts Life

John F H Mellen recalls Theodore Roosevelts wartime leadership and public life. Roosevelt urged preparedness before both Spanish America and World War I, saw sons and sons in law serve, and remained active with essays and talks until his death. He mixed with rich and poor, championed the square deal, and valued public schools for his children.

John F. H. Mellen Roosevelt United States Quentin Archie Theodore Roosevelt, Jr Army of Occupation Germany Kermit Near East France Richard Derby Ethel Army Medical Corps Oyster Bay Washington Roosevelts White House

Wartime hair dye and Roosevelt naval notes emerge

An old advertisement claims a home Orlex powder can color gray hair to black or brown with a silver-guard guarantee. The piece also recounts Roosevelt’s role as acting Navy Secretary, approving Dewey’s 1898 orders to prepare for war, including a notable Hong Kong dispatch.

Orlex Admiral Dewey Spain Philippine Islands Roosevelt Secretary Long Dewey Maine Long Washington Hongkong Asiatic Coast

Maine Budget Seeks 20 Million For Two Years

Augusta Maine January 13 The Legislatures called upon to appropriate 20 000 000 in round figures in estimates filed at the office of the State Auditor for the next two years This amount excludes funds for dependents of soldiers and resolutions presented to the Legislature It is estimated that about 12 000 000 would need to be raised by direct taxation requiring a tax of 11 mills this year and 10 mills for 1920 despite higher valuations The rate was six mills for the two prior years.

Augusta State Auditor of

Provincetown Named Ship Hull 1548 Sponsor Questioned

A letter from the United States Shipping Board informs Provincetown residents that the name Provincetown has been assigned to Hull 1548 built by Groton Iron Works Connecticut. Mrs C G W Fuller requested the town’s name be used and is advised to contact the shipbuilder about launch date and sponsor.

Provincetown United States, Shipping Board and Emergency Fleet Corporation C. G. W. Fuller United States Groton Iron Works Groton Conn Ss. M. Evans

Williams Treatment promises relief for kidney and bladder diseases

Advertisement offers a 75 cent bottle and free book on Uric Acid to treat kidney and bladder issues Rheumatism and related pains. Readers are urged to send name address and 10 cents to Dr D A Williams Co Dept N 62 Gen s Post Office Building East Hampton Conn for home delivery with no obligation and one bottle per address or family.

D.A. Williams Co Dept. N 62 Gen’s Post Office East Hampton Conn

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