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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1919
Page
5
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Senator France of Maryland assailed government control of railroads telephones telegraphs and cables and the espionage act saying the government has tried to think for the people. Senator King of Utah argued Congress abdicated its functions by accepting executive war recommendations.
Emilio Aguinaldo, 16, son of the Philippine insurrectionist, is enrolled as a student at a Boston preparatory school. Oscar Tschirky of the Waldorf aims to own the Hotel Savoy on Fifth Avenue and 59th Street. Massey and Ward travel from New Zealand to London via the Panama Canal. Wilson’s democratic peace is hoped for at Versailles. May Valentine, a rare female chorus master, conducted The Mikado and hails from Michigan City, Indiana.
The ocean tug Lehigh arrived in port for a few hours after an unsuccessful hunt for the missing coal barge 785, which broke away from the tug off Boone Island last Friday. The search resumes this morning as the crew, commanded by Captain Antonio Gamboa of Perth Amboy, continues to seek the vessel believed attempting to reach a harbor. The Lehigh Valley Transportation Company owns the barge.
11 month old Julianna Maxwell daughter of Mrs Julia Maxwell of 2 Salisberger Avenue Roxbury suffocated in a basket of soiled clothing yesterday afternoon. The mother left the child alone for about ten minutes and found her face down in the basket upon returning. A physician ruled death due to suffocation.
In Freeport Maine Judge Albert W Lambee was badly burned rescuing Mrs Guy Clifford whose garments caught fire from an oil stove flare. Former Deputy Sheriff E E Pinkham helped as they carried her across the street and rolled her in a blanket. the judge suffered severe burns to arms hands and neck while Mrs Clifford escaped with lesser injuries.
The funerals of Mrs. Peter Smith and her five year old son were held in Portland Massachusetts after they were murdered at their Revere home. Sailor Vester Clark was identified as the shooter. Services were private with only immediate relatives present.
Paris reports the Temps states Siam will have two representatives at the peace conference not one as earlier claimed. The piece notes some powers may protest Saturday against the decision to assign two delegates.
Augusta Missouri January 16 Governor Carl E Milliken reacts to ratification of the federal prohibition amendment calling it a fact and stating that Maine will benefit as will other prohibitions states by preventing shipment of intoxicants across borders and aiding enforcement
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