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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1919
Page
13
A. M. Condon, secretary of the local Y M C A, noticed a body at the bottom of the association pool around 4 pm. He swam to the bottom, brought the man to the surface, and identified him as 42 year old William E. Leary of Monroe Street, a tobacco sorter. Leary had left the locker room at noon.
North End Italian women and others worked at the Pub No Library branch under Miss Florence Smith to assemble part of 100000 comfort kits for Italian soldiers in Italy. Work continues tonight and tomorrow at North End School Centre with Mrs. Albert W. Levis coordinating and Red Cross aid.
In Boston Post Sunday Magazine next week, The Morning Only Girl appears as an unusual love story and ranks among the year’s best contemporary fiction.
Washington reports a Serbo-Croatian ship Dinara flying the American flag was seized at Jesla on January 16 by Italian forces. The crew was detained for hours as Italian officers replaced the flag with Italian colors, prompting doubts about official American authorization and registry rules. Admiral Niblack's role in Adriatic operations is noted, with no corroboration of the incident from U S authorities.
Word came from Long Beach California that Sewall Clark prominent Lynn shoe maker and head of Williams & Clark died after a heart illness. He leaves a wife and two daughters Mrs Frank A Donahue and Mrs William Scott who were with him in California.
London reports the inter allied war council proposal to invite all Russian governments to discuss the Russian question in Princes Islands. The Daily News says it offers an escape from menace and interference, aiding Russia and the league of nations. The Times notes uncertainty but commendable effort. The Westminster Gazette predicts outcome depends on the Bolsheviks.
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