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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1920

Page

13

Big Forest Fire Causes Heavy Loss in Londonderry

A forest fire swept Londonderry Nova Scotia causing 48 buildings damaged including four churches a rectory a school and an auditorium. About 40 of 250 families were homeless with losses estimated at 150000 dollars as nearby towns offer aid. Volunteer firefighters helped save New Waterford from nearby woods.

Londonderry N. S Globe House Truro Amherst New Glasgow Colchester Cumberland Pictou

Woman Dies In Memorial Day Parade Accident

Palmer May 31 Mrs Grace A Allen a member of the Woman s Relief Corps was killed when struck by an automobile in the Memorial Day parade driven by Captain Hiram E W Clark 85 The relief corps led the veterans in autos and it is believed his foot hit the accelerator instead of the brake Mrs Allen died at Wing Memorial Hospital

Three Canoeists Drown Near St Albans Bay

Three members of a four person canoeing party drowned when their craft overturned in St Albans bay late last night. Bertha Remillar Anna Marquette and Gordon Smith fell to the water while Anthony Redig was rescued. All were residents of St Albans.

ST. Albans St. Albans Bay Bertha Remillar Anna Marquette Gordon Smith Anthony Redig

Governor Coolidge Addresses Newsprint Shortage Calm Plea

Governor Coolidge spoke at a banquet for the National Editorial Association at Copley Plaza Hotel urging patience over the newsprint shortage. The event drew 500 editors and publishers from 22 states, both men and women, who attended to hear the message.

Governor urges cooperation to ease wartime shortages

The governor warns profiteering rises with shortages and urges cooperation to increase clothing food shelter and labor. He stresses government bonds lack profiteering due to abundance and calls for unity to support the public and sustain supplies while guiding national duties to the world. John N. Cole and Isaac M. Marshall presided. Mayor Peters welcomed delegates. Edward Albright praised Boston hosting the 35th National Editorial Association convention.

America Ohn N. Cole Isaac M. Marshall Peters Edward Albright National Editorial Association Gallatin

Bowen's Breton Scenes Displayed in Boston Hub

The 20th Century Club at 8 Joy Street hosts Benjamin J. Bowen showing Breton peasant life paintings. The exhibit includes The Reprimand, a canvas once shown at the Paris Salon, drawn from scenes in Concarneau and Brest.

Bowen Brest 20Th Century Club Joy Street Benjamin J. Bowen Concarneau Brittany Kairouan Africa Boston Paris Salon

Press convention urges relief for beleaguered papers

At Faneuil Hall a Massachusetts Press Association gathering hears Langtry welcome delegates and Albright warn of a shrinking newsprint market. A resolution backs Senate joint resolution 152 to aid country newspapers as Dodge of International Paper cites tight supplies and proposes 12 to 24 page papers and 5 cent single copies. Delegates tour Plymouth on an all day trip.

Faneuil Hall Albert P. Langtry Massachusetts Press Association Albright Porter House Foreign Relations Committee Washington Copley Plaza Hotel P. T. Dodge International Paper Company Plymouth

Excellent concert programme for fund

Plans are under way for a grand opera concert next Sunday at Mechanics Building to benefit the Home for Italian Children. Mademoiselle Elvira Severoni and Signor Roberto Viglione of the Metropolitan Opera Company will attend and donate their services. Miss Louise Badaracco will also perform a solo and a duet with Severoni as a special feature.

Mechanics’ Building Mademoiselle Elvira Severoni Metropolitan Opera Company Signor Roberto Viglione Louise Badaracco

Breaks Out of Jail by Noted Escape in Worcester

John Kelley a 21 year old Reading Pennsylvania man arrested in Worcester March 1 for misconduct with Mary Wilson aged 16 of New York staged a dramatic jail escape. He crawled through a ventilating shaft after removing protective netting and lowered a rope to reach the ground. Footprints show the exit but the method to clear the two foot wall remains unknown.

Worcester John Kelley Reading Penn Mary Wilson New York Worcester County Fai Kelley

Veterans defend full staff flag at Tremont Temple

At Kinsley Post memorial services in Tremont Temple Post Chaplain Edward A. Horton protested lowering the flag to half staff. Veterans in attendance applauded the stand as a statement of honoring the flag they fought for.

Grand Army Post Edward A. Horton Kinsley Post Tremont Temple

Boston School Chorus Honors G A R Skepticism Over Half Staff

Over 1000 Boston Public School students gathered to sing patriotic songs led by a chorus featuring the song Columbia by Thomas A. Murray. Speaker Joseph B. Warner praised the Grand Army while advocating moving the half staff tribute to honor the living.

Martyrs of the American Legion Boston Columbia Thomas A. Murray Superior Court Joseph B. Warner Massachusetts House of Representatives Grand Army

D Annunzio Reported Ill With Fever in Fiume

Geneva despatch says Gabriel d Annunzio is ill at Fiume with fever, likely same illness as sailors there. His illness may explain recent actions and he is said to retain loyalty of the Arditti troops despite rumors. Special Kinsley Post buttons were given to Israel Hoffman and Hymen Carl of Wendell Phillips School at memorial exercises.

Kinsley Post Israel Hoffman Hymen Carl Wendell Phillips School Geneva Innsbruck Gabriel

Bayer Aspirin Safety Cross Packaged Relief

The Bayer package advertises genuine Bayer Tablets of Aspirin with the Bayer Cross for authenticity. It claims 18 years of physician use and lists relief for colds headaches toothaches earaches neuralgia rheumatism and joint pains. It notes affordable small tins and larger packages sold by druggists.

Bayer

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