11 Jul 1919
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1919
Page
1
A congressional message urged moral world leadership and League of Nations as humankind’s hope for peace. The speaker insisted America must remain engaged after participation ended twenty years ago and cannot fail mankind by withdrawing. Strong calls for continued US participation in global affairs.
Three of the hundreds flocking to receive the ministrations of James Moore Hickson at the church of St. John the Evangelist yesterday claimed his touch cured them partially. One five weeks old infant reportedly remained in a state of illness. Continued on Page 23-Sixth Col.
R-34 sails far out over the Atlantic on its return voyage to Scotland amid great cheering. Crowds gathered to hear the crew and officers address the voyage's progress and prospects.
Washington July 10 The peace treaty with its League of Nations covenant was laid before the Senate as a foundational document and details were promised in a forthcoming statement. The report notes ongoing consultations with senators and a promise of a detailed explanation of the treaty contents soon.
A compact nightly timetable note records TAP and SUN times along with a Moon phase and 8:53 PM vehicle guidance. It lists Today’s anniversaries including John Quincy Adams born 1767 and historic wartime events from 1915 to 1917 such as Austrians pushing back Russians at Gug River, German government crisis, and French actions at Corcy.
Mrs Woodrow Wilson wore a Paris gown as she sat in the Senate galleries this noon to greet her husband the President. The moment drew attention as she appeared among the lawmakers and spectators alike. Continued on Page 10 Seventh Col.
Washington dispatch notes a voyage aided by a strong westerly wind reaching about 40 miles per hour. The report records initial conditions and meteorological factors shaping the voyage.
After an 86 hour stay in America the British dirigible B-34 was well over the Atlantic on its return to East Fortune Scotland. The last message from the crew indicated delays and continued coverage will follow on page 20.
Brunswick Maine July 10 a slight earthquake shook the town about 840 pm no damage was reported authorities said no injuries were noted and no buildings appeared harmed in the tremor ongoing investigations were planned by local officials
National League games were postponed due to rain. American League results include St Louis 5 Boston 1 in the first game and Boston 3 in the second. Detroit 6 Washington 5 in the first and 7 to 5 Washington in the second. Chicago 9 Philadelphia 2. New York 1 Cleveland 6 in the first and 7 to 83 Cleveland in the second. N E League Lowell 5 Lewiston 12 in 12 innings. Portland 6 Haverhill 3. Fitchburg Lawrence rain.
Forecast for Boston and vicinity calls for Friday fair and Saturday fair with warmer conditions and strong westerly winds. Northern New England will clear Friday with cooler interiors and Saturday warmer. Southern New England expects Friday unremarkable then Saturday fair with rising temperatures as a stage storm moves from the Great Lakes toward the St Lawrence valley with showers in Atlantic states and a generally moderate Atlantic summer. Winds shift from the Atlantic coast with strong south to southwest along the coast north of Sandy Hook and moderate winds southward to Florida, with showery conditions.
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