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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1919

Page

11

From Baseball to Bodies in London for Army Navy Baseball Game

In London for the Army Navy game to aid the Red Cross, a famed American pitcher agrees to play for a Navy team facing a strong army lineup. Shorty Nevins arranges the match as crowds fill the park with King and Queen spectators. The pitcher adopts the alias Allen for anonymity.

London King George America Joe Silk O'Loughlin Shorty Navy Army Red Cross King Chicago U. S Uney Wilkins Willin

Eat Less Meat If Back Hurts

An advice item argues regular meat consumption harms kidneys by increasing uric acid and causing backache and urinary issues. It recommends Jad Sats and lithia based drinks to flush kidneys, neutralize acids, and prevent bladder irritation.

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Ford Pomerene Resolution Calls for Immediate Ballot Probe

In the Ford Newberry Michigan senatorial contest the Senate privileges and elections committee ordered a favorable report on Pomerene's resolution authorizing an immediate investigation and possession of ballots. Democrats and Senator Kenyon supported the move while Senators Knox Kellogg opposed. Lodge objected to presenting the resolution and blocked the Senate presentation.

Washington Michigan Senate Privileges and Election Committee Pomerene Kenyon Senate Knox Pennsylvania Kellogg Minnesota Pomerone Senator Lodge Massachusetts Lodge

250000 on verge of strike in London

London faces a threatened general strike as engineering works and most public services could shut down. About 15,000 workers were idle today, with negotiations breaking off. It is anticipated that around 260,000 engineers may stop work before week’s end over the new 47 hour week.

Joe Shorty Nevins Shorty Times Square Navy Joe Huggins Braves Simon Jeanne London

Funeral Services for Dr F W Taylor Tomorrow

Funeral services for Dr. F. W. Taylor of 1735 Massachusetts Avenue will be held tomorrow afternoon at Mt. Auburn Chapel. He died yesterday at his home from heart trouble, with burial to follow at Mt. Auburn Cemetery.

F. W. Taylor Massachusetts Avenue Mt. Auburn Chapel Mt. Auburn Cemetery

How to Get Rid of Rheumatism Verona

An advertisement touts Fruit-a-tives as a remedy for rheumatism and pain with testimonial from W. M. Lampson. The copy promotes 50c per box six for 2.50 and a 25c trial size, directing purchase at dealers or by mail from a company in Ogdensburg.

Verona W. M. Lampson Team Limited Ogdensburg

Roosevelt Pension Granted to Mrs Roosevelt

In Washington on January 21 the House pensions committee adopted a tribute by Secretary Lane as part of a favorable report on a bill that passed the Senate. The bill would grant an annual $5000 pension to Mrs Roosevelt, noting previous presidents Polk Tyler Lincoln Grant Garfield and McKinley widows as precedents.

Washington Theodore Roosevelt Lane House Pensions Committee Senate Roosevelt Congress Polk Tyler Lincoln Grant Garfield McKinley

Unanimous favorable report lauds Roosevelt tribute

The committee praised a secretary letter calling it one of the most beautiful fair and just tributes to Theodore Roosevelt. It notes Roosevelt's lasting impression and the ideal of American manliness and Americanism his life embodies.

Mr. Roosevelt Theodore Roosevelt Roosevelt

Roosevelt Legend Seen Shaping Future Hero Tales

The piece praises Theodore Roosevelt as a model of rugged endurance and blunt speech, predicting a Roosevelt legend that will inspire boys with his vitality and comradeship. Secretary Lane urged the House public lands committee to back the Senate bill naming the California giant redwood district Roosevelt National Park.

Roosevelt Lane House Public Lands Committee Senate California Redwood Roosevelt National Park

Secretary Baker to testify on 35th Division Argonne losses

Secretary Baker will be called before the House rules committee on Friday to testify about casualties in the 35th Division consisting of Kansas and Missouri troops in the Argonne forest battle. The War Department announced total replacements of the 5th Division since arriving in France, including casualties and detachments for all causes, were under 10,000.

Washington Baker House Rules Committee S5th Kansas Missouri Argonne Forest War Department France

Reorganization at War Risk Insurance Bureau

In Washington on January 21 Director Lindsley announced three new division chiefs for the war risk insurance bureau Dudley Cates of San Francisco heads allotment and allowance William C Fletcher of New York leads the accounting department and Chester C Vargas of San Francisco supervises receipts and disbursements A note mentions general Pershing and a forthcoming biography in the Boston Sunday Post

Washington War Risk Insurance Bureau Lindsley Dudley Cates San Francisco William C. Fletcher New York Chester C. Vargas

Plucky Woman Helps Capture Noted Crook in Boston

Mrs Ida Manevitch of Bradford Street South End blocked a fleeing burglar Frank Rathberra also known as John Ricel after a chase of almost a mile seizing him before police. Rathberra, 30, of New York, renowned for the handkerchief game, is held for the larceny of 500 dollars from Samuel Lewis.

Ida Manevitch Bradford Street South End Frank Rathberra John Ricel New York Boston Samuel Lewis Rathberra

The Ply Little Woman Defeats Mrs Manevitch in Escape

A fragmented report states the Ply Little Woman finally beat off Mrs Manevitch but ran in time to escape from a攀 pursuit as authorities chased the fugitive.

Influenza deaths rise in Boston and statewide

A slight rise in influenza deaths was reported with 17 in Boston and 32 in the state overall, plus 804 new cases. The State Department urged use of pneumonia serum from Chelsea Naval Hospital and noted additional deaths in New Bedford and Milford while listing new cases in multiple cities.

Boston State Department of Health State Department Commonwealth United States Naval Hospital Chelsea New Bedford Milford Gardner Malden Danvers Worcester Haverhill Topsfield Lowell

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