Fair Play to Italy Praised by Boston Delegation
At a City Club banquet Boston hosts a mission from the Adriatic provinces praising Italy's postwar aims. Harvard professor Charles Grandgent, Congressman Feexham, and Joseph D. Conry lauded Italy's contribution to victory and expressed full sympathy with its interests in a common cause.
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Charles “H. ‘Grandgent
Harvard
Feexham
Austria
America
Joseph D. Conry
Italy Presses for Fair Play in Postwar Claims Talks
Italian delegates urged fair play and a square deal in adjusting postwar claims. Colonel Ugo Pizzarello, war hero, spoke in Italian with translation as he endorsed Italy’s cautious stance. Major-General Emilio Guglielmotto summarized Italy’s wartime contributions, citing American praise from Secretary Daniels.
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Ugo Pizzarello
Fanelli
Emilio Guglielmotto
Washington
Daniels
Metropolitan Opera House
Giuseppe Furlani
Pola
America
Italia
Hayes Healing Honey Ad Promotes Cough Relief
An advertisement touts Hayes Healing Honey as stopping the tickle and healing the throat with a cough cure. Each bottle costs 35 cents and includes a free box of Pen-O-Trate Salve for chest and head colds.
Chapple Praises American Doughboys After War
Joe Mitchell Chapple, one of the first civilians to enter Germany after Pershing's victorious army, tells the Post the Americans won the war. He describes their dash and courage, the Germans' fear, and the doughboys adapting to peacetime life, with scenes from Cantigny, Chateau Thierry, Argonne, Cantigny, and a visit to Quentin Roosevelt's grave.
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Chapple
Albert Ballin
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Luxemburg
Boston
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New England Oys
Army of Occupation
Hair Darkening Mix Promises Youthful Look
Cincinnati barber Mr. Frank Harbaugh says a home recipe using bay rum Barbo Compound glycerine and water darkens gray hair at little cost. Applied twice weekly, it allegedly softens glosses and avoids staining or stickiness.
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Eight Hour Day Vote at Ludlow Plant
Employees of Ludlow Manufacturing Associates vote to adopt an eight hour day after Feb 5. Acting Agent Clark says all departments will operate on short time starting tomorrow. About 500 of 2800 workers attend. organizers say this reflects the overall stance.
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Major Swan Receives Warm Welcome at Public Banquet
Enthusiasm for Major Carroll Swan of the 101st Engineers fills a banquet and dance by the Pilgrim Publicity Association at the Shoe Trades Club. Swan recalls French support and the 2d Division’s role near Chateau Thierry, praising soldierly spirit and comradeship between Americans and French. Mrs. Swan receives a bouquet from George N. Coleman.
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Carroll Swan
101St Engineers
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Timate
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Chateau Thierry
Paris
Pilgrim Publicity Association
George N. Coleman
Mrs. Swan
Oppose 50 Cents an Hour for Scrubwomen
Strong opposition formed as the labor committee heard a bill to pay scrubwomen 50 cents an hour. Representative Ni land and Hearn supported the measure, with AFL advocate Charles J. Hodsdon backing it, while Boston real estate interests warned the rate would hinder business.
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Niland
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American Federation of Labor
Boston
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