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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1919

Page

5

Legion Urges Women’s Post Aids In Legion Move

New York July 10 Official approval by the national executive committee of the American Legion gives women auxiliaries to local posts formal status. Charters already issued to Yeomen (F) and other women veterans. permanency to be settled at Minneapolis convention in November. Posts forming include Edith Cavell in Brooklyn Betsy Ross in Washington Bothwell Kane in Fort Worth Barbara Frentchie in New York and Martha Washington and Mollie Pitcher on the Pacific coast.

New York American Legion Yeomen The Minneapolis Yeomen (F Edith Cavell Brooklyn Betsy Ross Washington, D. C Bothwell Kane Fort Worth Tex Barbara Frentchie Martha Washington Mollie Pitcher Pacific Coast

Brockton Shoemaker Slashes Throat in Apparent Suicide Attempt

Morris Levine a young Brockton shoemaker slashed his throat with a safety razor blade and told a lodger he had tried to end his life nearly two hours after the act. Police ambulance rushed him to Brockton Hospital where doctors hope to save him as he bleeds profusely.

Brockton Morris Levine Brockton Hospital

1400 Women Enjoy Summer Camp Wilsonia Outing

About 1,400 women workers at Wilson & Co Chicago plant are sent to Camp Wilsonia on Lake Michigan dunes in Indiana for a summer outing. Some are married mothers with babies allowed to accompany them. The trip highlights a large corporate welfare excursion to a scenic dunes locale roughly fifty miles from Chicago.

Wilson & Co Chicago Camp Wilsonia Lake Michigan Sand Dunes Indiana The Mutual Service Wilson

Proclamation sparks Irish political tension in Tippferary

The article surveys the land after a Thurley police inspector's murder, noting the crime act proclamation shifts from military to civil tribunals and hints at wider use in Ireland. Sinn Feiners praise the move while Dublin politics worry over home rule, union, and potential federal schemes in the United Kingdom.

Tippferary Thurley County Clare National League Parnell Tipperary Dublin Sinn Ulster Party Ireland Trinity College William Jellett United Kingdom Scotland Wales Ulster New Irish Dominion League Sir Horace Plunkett Irish Centre Party

Quiet on Sinn Fein Edict Across County Tipperary

Dublin July 10 government proclamation declares Sinn Fein organizations and Irish Volunteers in County Tipperary unlawful associations. Local activities placed under military control and perm its required for entering the district restricting business.

Dublin County Tipperary Ireland Sinn Fein Tipperary

Marines Call for Laundry Workers in Paris Island

Laundry workers are wanted by the Marine Corps for immediate duty in a newly installed laundry at Paris Island South Carolina. An experienced worker will lead as quartermaster sergeant. One machinist and one bookkeeper will be rated as sergeants technical.

Marine Corps Paris Island S. C Tremont Row

Lynn Woman Converts to Democratic Faith at 84

Mrs. Martha A. Flagg, an 84-year-old Lynn resident, credits her Bible study and President Wilson with transforming her from a lifelong Republican. She praises Wilson, critiques Roosevelt and Taft, and reveals strong views on suffrage, equality, and morality, while also venting about women’s dress. She calls the Post “the best paper I ever read.”

Wilson Martha A. Flagg Acorn Street Lynn Roosevelt Taft Mrs. Flagg the Post

R-34 Sails Home with Gum and Provisions Aboard

The R-34 returns to America carrying Adams California Fruit Gum as a vital crew item. It supplied airmen courage and steadied nerves during the voyage and the war, with 5,000 gallons of gasoline and food including bread meat potatoes chocolate tea and pound cake. Chewing gum substitutes tobacco for the crew's morale.

America Adams California New York World

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