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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1920
Page
11
Funeral services were held for Private Albert A Welcome of the Medical Corps 116th Infantry at the First Parish Unitarian Church in Billerica. He died of pneumonia in Brest France on March 21 1919 after eight battles where he gave first aid under fire and earned a Croix de Guerre nomination.
The Armenian Steamship Corporation through attorney Harry Mamber stated Revere Beach pier will not be used for fishing. It will host ferry service to Nahant in summer and later become a ship docking facility after full organization and remodel.
Mrs. M Currie of 114 Chelsea St Charlestown Mass credits Weldona with easing years of rheumatic joint pain neuritis and numb hands She reports regained hand strength knee relief and easier stairs and chair rises The ad urges readers to ask their druggist for Weldona and to request the free book Germs of Rheumatism from Weldona Co Boston
The little spike at Magnolia enjoy a sunny season crafting forts and castles in bathing suits with pails and shovels. Older children guide younger ones, then they rest from swimming with tag and games that delight all.
Bodies of 881 American soldiers who died overseas arrived today on the steamship Princess Mateika from Danzig and Antwerp. Among the passengers were 25 war brides of French and German nativity and Polish repatriated troops formed the majority of 2094 steerage passengers.
More than 160 Brookline Board of Trade members attended the fifth annual outing and field day at the Wardhurst Club in Lynnfield. The Brookline Village defeated Coolidge Corner 16 to 6 in a leading baseball game, with Murphy and Lyon on Village and Gilman and Grant on Coolidge Corner. The Village also won the tug of war, and events included a fat man's race and a potato race followed by a banquet and cabaret.
In Columbus on July 21 Democratic leaders including Governor Cox and George White worked through the day in Coxs office and hotel rooms planning the presidential campaign while supporters gathered en route to Marion for notification ceremonies.
Announcement of the special Democratic campaign committee was planned for tomorrow with 16 members nationwide and women included. Governor Cox said delays arose from consultations with state Democratic organizations and noted Roosevelt and Cox would begin speaking tours after Aug 7 and Aug 9 respectively. Governor Cox and Roosevelt would tour regions as surveys and talks were held with state leaders.
The Roxbury rent committee heard allegations that a landlord told a tenant she must not have children and ordered another tenant to move for a childless preference. A public hearing was scheduled with the owner to explain the policy.
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