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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1919
Page
2
An advertisement argues the Woman's Home Companion benefits men by aiding the home and supporting women. It stresses the magazine’s broad impact, noting over a quarter of a million editor responses yearly and urging households to subscribe for the home’s improvement.
Representative Gallivan condemns war department action against National Guard officers in the 26th Division. He cites delayed returns from France, removals of colonels, and pressure by a chief of staff. He urges a bipartisan congressional investigation into these claims and related personnel decisions.
Alfred J. Smith testified before a Senate committee that the Pueblo Chieftain agreed in 1915 16 to pay Count von Bernstorff 20000 for favorable German articles with monthly installments and renewal rights if the paper followed instructions from German officials. He described trips to Washington and New York to meet Bernstorff and orders to solicit German American subscriptions. He said cash was sought in 1916 to boost anti Roosevelt and anti Wilson campaigns. The committee planned to forward papers on Hearst Bernstorff and Bolo Pasha to Attorney General Gregory for confidential handling.
The House referred to the committee on federal relations resolutions by Francis N Balch of Boston urging a league of nations. Observers note the printed form appears sourced outside Massachusetts and view it as propaganda. The action aims to record support for a world league to promote liberty progress and enforce peace.
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