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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1919
Page
18
Officials discuss partial demobilization and training camp closures as the U S plans mustering troops out of France. Pershing and allied leaders weigh terms of armistice era reforms and re veterans divisions to deter German threats and ensure ally success.
The piece notes Italy pressing for greater rights at the Paris peace conference, while the United States under Wilson cannot take a specific stand. It reports progress as small powers join the league, new commissions form on finance and private maritime law, and delegates from Belgium Serbia Romania Greece and others participate in the discussions.
The passage credits Jules Cambon, the French delegate and former Washington ambassador, for his skilled direction in guiding the diplomatic effort. His designation by the authorities underscored his influence in shaping the approach.
A religious fanatic wounded two at a power house then killed Policeman Dingall before being shot by Motorcycle Officer Knox and Officer Heron. He was captured unconscious after a chase. A notebook lists transit power houses. he used alias George Lembo and was about 30.
Senator Walsh stood as a proud father as Elliott S. Walsh of the U S Naval Aviation unit spoke to the Senate in its chamber. Walsh praised lawmakers from Massachusetts for wartime cooperation and described service hardships faced by the men in uniform. Introduced by President Mcknight, the address highlighted wartime unity and sacrifice.
Earl H. Fitzhugh of New London Connecticut former Grand Trunk vice president and promoter of a New England railroad dream sues the Grand Trunk and Central Vermont railroads in Merrimack County Superior Court seeking 200000. He claims a conspiracy since 1912 to ruin his career and discredit him with judges attachments and writs naming Alfred W. Smithers Edson J. Chamberlin and Edward C. Smith and trustee actions involving Walter D. Hines and Boston & Maine involvement.
The city considers a 10000 appropriation to boost a municipal job program for veterans. Mayor Peters backs a larger staff and centralized headquarters, saying current Liberty Cottage efforts on Boston Common are insufficient to place many returning servicemen.
The Harvard Aeronautical Club has been invited to contend for the intercollegiate aviation trophy of the Aero Club of America. The race follows intercollegiate regatta rules and is being organized by the aero club contest committee. The trophy was provided by the will of Samuel H. Valentine. About half of army and navy aviators are undergraduates. competitors must hold pilot licenses.
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