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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1919

Page

6

Load Ships by Machinery Organizing at New York Meeting

New York January 15 manufacturers of loading and unloading equipment met to form a national organization to standardize and install better devices at American ports. A board of governors will be nominated. Secretary of Commerce William C. Redfield will speak at tomorrow’s luncheon. E. E. Curry proposed the idea, noting Great Lakes ports have better systems than coast and gulf ports.

New York Board of Governors William C. Redfield Secretary of Commerce E. E. Curry Port and Harbor Facilities Commission United States Shipping Board Great Lakes Gulf

Women Not 10 Drop Farming Convention Note

Philadelphia January 15 The Woman's Land Army of America closes its first annual convention with speakers urging continued farming efforts by women despite the war ending. John B. Densmore of federal employment service cites a 1,000,000 farmer shortfall and calls for expansion of the farmerette movement.

Philadelphia Woman's Land Army of America John B. Densmore Federal Employment Service

Army reorganization plan to be explained to House panel

Washington Jan 15 The army's reorganization programme will be explained before the House military committee tomorrow by Secretary Baker and General March.

Washington House Military Committee Baker March

Names Of Dead And Wounded In National Casualty List

An updated casualty tally for the nation shows over 300 more names than yesterday with a large number of fatalities and many severely wounded. The list includes missing in action and corrected entries for several towns and states, with many individuals identified by full addresses and hometowns.

New England Casualty List Shows Small Gain

The list of New England casualties grows to 63 names, up 10 from yesterday. One local man is listed as killed in action while 12 died of wounds. For the first time two civilians appear among those who died of wounds, with the overall killed wounded and missing tallied below.

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New England Casualty List Honors Casualties From War

Official casualty list names numerous New England service members and civilians presumed killed or missing. Names span Rhode Island, Maine, Massachusetts, Connecticut, New Hampshire, Vermont, and Vermont areas with addresses in Pawtucket Providence Malden Waterbury Hartford and more.

Advertisement for Dr Kilmer Swamp Root Kidneytonic

An influenza epidemic leaves victims with back and urinary troubles. Dr Kilmer Swamp Root, an herbal kidney tonic, is claimed to heal and strengthen kidneys after colds. Kilmer Co offers a sample bottle on ten cent request and full sizes sold by druggists. Be sure to mention this paper.

Kilmer Dr. Kilmer & Co Binghamton N. Y

War Casualty Roll Lists Names With Addresses

Died of wounds and disease including P Patrick J Barry of Ware Point Connecticut Pt Mathew Leary East Boston and Joseph B Gumard Manchester New Hampshire Paul L Lucier Haverhill Ernest A Mack Pardee Street Jerry Marlo East Percy J Merrill New Boston H Pt Richard L OBrien Rock Street Whitman Pt Justin Stankovicias Bank Street North

Paul L. Lucier Franklin St Haverhill Ernest A. Mack Pardee New Haven Conn Jerry Marlo Govest East Boston Percy J. Merrill New Boston Richard L. O’brien Rock St Whitman Justin Stankovicias Bank St Waterbury

Brooklyn Dentist Convicted of Espionage Seditious Remarks

Dr. Morris Zucker of Brooklyn was found guilty by a federal jury on four counts of violating the espionage act for making seditious remarks at a Socialist meeting on Thanksgiving night. He faces up to 80 years in prison at sentencing next Monday.

New York Morris Zucker Brooklyn

Chilean aims to seize interned ships in Argentine waters

Chilean officials say if allies sell at auction German ships interned in neutral ports Chile will strive to take possession of those interned in its territorial waters. The report is from Santiago dated January 15.

Buenos Ayres Santiago

Fr Paulines Dies in Texas Missionary at Corpus Christi

The Rev Father Paulines C P a noted missionary and former Blessed Gabriel Monastery Brighton member died after a few days illness in Corpus Christi Texas He was born in Scipio New York joined the Passionist Order in 1900 and was ordained in 1906 He served in several monasteries before laboring as a missionary at Brighton and later as rector of Corpus Christi Cathedral Parish Texas.

Father Paulines C. P Blessed Gabriel Monastery Brighton Corpus Christi Texas Boston Cathedral of Scranton St. Mary's Dunkirk N. Y St. Paul’s Pittsburg St. Michael’s West Hoboken St. Joseph’s Maryland Humanity

Mexican Bolshevists Urge Villa's Death

A handbill printed in Spanish signed Mexican Bolshevists circulated in Paso Texas urging the death of Carranza Villa Felix Diaz Esteban Cantu the governor of Lower California Dr Vasquez Gomez and Francisco de la Barra along with other Mexican political leaders and rich men.

Paso Tex Carranza Villa Felix Diaz Esteban Cantu Lower California Vasquez Gomez Francisco de la Barra Mexico

War medals for eighteen recipients approved by Baker

Secretary Baker approved awards of distinguished service medals to two civilians S. M. Felton and Robert J. Thorne and 16 officers for wartime work. The officer list includes Major General D. Co. Shanks Brigadier General Grote Hutcheson Frank W. Coe William Graves William Sibert Henry McCain William Snow and others with posts at Hoboken Newport News Camp Devens and the Tank Corps.

Washington Baker S. M. Felton Military Railways Robert J. Thorne D. Co. Shanks Hoboken Grote Hutcheson Newport News Frank W. Coe Coast Artillery William S. Graves Siberia William L. Sibert Chemical Warfare Service Henry P. McCain Camp Devens William J. Snow Field Artillery R. L. Wood Henry C. Learnard S Department P. P. Bishop General Staff Charles B. Drake Motor Transport Corps Hugh S. Johnson Edward D. Anderson Samuel T. Ansell W. K. Wilson War Department Ira C. Welborn Tank Corps

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