15 Jan 1919
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1919
Page
1
Lord Robert Cecil, tasked by Britain with shaping a league of nations, presented to American reporters his views on practical workings and aims to prevent future general wars. The remarks were reported from Paris with plans continuing on page six.
Massachusetts Democrat Representative Gallivan accused National Guard officers of being relieved to yield to regulars late in the war and said he would seek a congressional investigation. He cited Major General Clarence R. Edwards, formerly Lawton’s adjutant in the Philippines, who was allegedly warned by a staff division chief.
The report notes that thirty votes are secured in favor of nationwide Prohibition with six more needed. Three of those remaining eight are already ratified in one or both houses, indicating the constitutional amendment will pass within the week.
SEH trustees meet to discuss a rising deficit in elevated SOE funds with plans to address the shortfall A detailed review outlines causes and proposed remedies for the school district budget pressures The board emphasizes transparency and timelines for corrective steps to restore fiscal balance.
The Rev. William McGinnis pastor of St Bridgit's Road Catholic Church Westbury testified today before the Nassau county grand jury about the relations of Jacques Lebaudy known as Emperor of Sahara to his family.
Seven more states Arkansas California Illinois Indiana Kansas North Carolina and Alabama ratified the prohibition amendment bringing total to 30 of 36 needed. Nebraska Utah and Oregon houses also voted for ratification while Missouri Legislature plans action Thursday. California Grape Growers' Protective League seeks injunction to block Governor certification arguing all acts require referendum.
Mr Gallivan alleged he knew of a Texas officer two Mississippi colonels and a Pennsylvania brigadier who had been relieved, and of Pennsylvania Republican Representative Butler who interrupted him to claim knowledge of a Pennsylvania captain.
The steamships Bergensfjord and War Fijian rescued 44 crew members from the United States Shipping Board steamship Castalia off Halifax. Two or three men were reported drowned. Captain A H Taylor sought a rescue list but had not received it by afternoon.
Dress Suit Co. at 309 Washington Street offers dress suits with accessories for hire and will deliver anywhere in the New England area.
Four American armistice representatives travel to Treves to meet Marshal Foch who will present the new terms to the German commission. A naval terms report says Kiel and Wilhelmshaven discoveries show submarines under construction and argue for surrender of submarines already built and destruction of those under construction.
A compact notice notes that the upcoming advertisement cycle will feature acceptances. Readership is invited to review terms and expectations for forthcoming placements and potential responses. Businesses and individuals may prepare materials accordingly.
The L trustees told Mayor Peters and the City Council that since taking control the Elevated railroad shows a $3.241 million deficit in five months despite an eight cent fare set 40 days ago. Lawsuits for relief would raise taxes citywide, with Boston's share about 60 percent and a potential tax rate rise from 2.50 to 5.00. Some officials urged steering relief by forcing lower dividends for stockholders.
Notice lists ongoing dances at the Auditorium Ball Room with weekly events on Wednesdays and Saturdays, inviting patrons to attend the evening sessions.
The distillers' committee named a permanent organization in Chicago and outlined a legal attack plan. Samuel Woolner of Peoria is chairman, Henry M Naylon of Rochester vice chairman, George F Dieterle of Cincinnati secretary treasurer, and Levy Mayer of Chicago chief counsel. Resolutions note that 15 states have ratified or will ratify the prohibition amendment and have laws to enforce it.
The fragment notes 1915 wheat at 1.45 a bushel in Chicago, a snapshot of anniversary listings, and wartime items. It references German demands for Russia's surrender and raids aimed at American aviation centers in France, with a 5:07 pm light policy for vehicles.
Partly cloudy and colder Wednesday with colder conditions. Thursday will be fair with moderate winds. Winds along the Atlantic coasts shift from southwest to west and northwest. Air pressures remain above normal nationwide except middle Atlantic and New England states.
The excerpt from Thompson's Spa contains scattered digits and phrases including average temperatures for yesterday and a year ago, interspersed with a floral prompt referencing Penn. It reads like a garbled OCR capture of a schedule or ad column with no coherent event.
In Paris on January 14 the Wilson George Law and Bal four met with Premier Lloyd Bonar Law and A. J. Bal four for a discussion on items to be settled at the next supreme war council session. They expressed hope for a quicker pace for both the supreme war council and the interallied peace conference.
The war council is anticipated to conduct sessions throughout the day, keeping all participants engaged from morning until evening. No specific outcomes or decisions are mentioned in the report.
Caproni signs a Brazilian contract to carry Genoa Rio de Janeiro mail within six months after the war. A Washington landing near the capital is suggested for a transatlantic service. Officials expect a weekly or semi weekly air mail link between Washington and Rio de Janeiro linking to the Genoa Rio line.
Four Fisher Business College campuses operate in Roxbury Somerville Cambridge and Waltham inviting students to attend the nearest location. The brief notice highlights accessible programs and regional options for prospective enrollees.
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