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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1919

Page

5

Direct Cable to Brazil Links U S and South America

New York June 4 Arrangements between Western Union and Western Telegraph of Great Britain authorize a direct cable system from the United States to Brazil and along the eastern coast of South America. A 3200 mile line could be laid in six months, connecting Miami to Belem via Barbadoes with onward links to Rio de Janeiro and other cities.

New York United States Brazil South America Western Union Telegraph Company Western Telegraph Company Great Britain Miami Fla Belem Barbadoes Western Union Rio Janeiro Ayres

Frelinghuysen Balks at Confirming Palmer

Senator Frelinghuysen opposed confirming Attorney General Palmer citing acts as alien property custodian. The Senate judiciary sub committee considered the objection in executive session with no action taken. A further meeting is planned for Friday and an open hearing was deemed unlikely.

Washington Frelinghuysen New Jersey Palmer Senate Judiciary Dillingham

Boston Irish Freedom Fund plans reception for Irish envoy

Boston business and professional women under the Irish Freedom Fund Association map events for a Mechanics' Building reception next Tuesday for Michael J. Ryan of Philadelphia, former PA Public Service Commission member and Irish envoy who sought to press Ireland's case at Paris Peace Conference. The group highlights Dr. Anna O'Sullivan and Miss Monica Foley among others, detailing varied roles in law, education, labor, and civic work.

Boston Irish Freedom Fund Association Mechanics’ Building Michael J. Ryan Philadelphia Pennsylvania Public Service Commission Paris Anna O'Sullivan New England Women’s Medical Society Monica Foley Massachusetts Bar Association of Women Lawyers Women’s City Club Notre Dame Massachusetts Bar Association John Boyle O'Reilly Margaret Dooley Comins School Roxbury Rita C. McDermott Grace V. Lynch South Boston Marie Murphy Cambridge Helen W. McMahon Mary Culhane Mary Augustine Dwyer Business Veronica Lynch State House Commonwealth J. Frances Keenan Annie M. F. Sherman Mary Meehan Bookbinders’ Union Julia S. O’connor Telephone Girl Claudia M. Burke

Boston Women Mobilize for Irish Cause and Fundraising

Hundreds of Boston business and professional women including many teachers will immediately engage city women in supporting Ireland. Speakers include Mr. Ryan and Judge Daniel Cohalap of the New York Supreme Judicial Court who led Philadelphia’s large rally backing a $1,500,000 Irish fund to publicize self determination.

Boston Ryan Daniel Cohalap Supreme Judicial Court of New York City Philadelphia Irish Fund

Miscolored walls and a stylish visitor

I describe entering my living room to find walls painted a pea green instead of the chosen soft gray green. Mrs. Thomas visits in a smart beige linen suit with red and white gingham accents, including a gingham collar cuffs pockets and belt.

Copeland Urges Reading Condensed Novels For Harvard Class

Professor Charles Townsend Copeland of Harvard English 12 urges Cambridge literature students to read condensed novels from the Boston Post. He notes his influence has produced many authors and poets. admission to the course requires work judged worthy, and he warned: those who cannot read the condensed novels are dolls.

Charles Townsend Copeland Harvard Cambridge Copeland Boston Post

Rhine Republic Gains Brief Ground in Wiesbaden

Frankfort dispatches state the Rhenish provisional government set headquarters in Wiesbaden's Provincial Administration building. Dr Dorten Klaus Kraemer and Captain Krekel lead the three administrators with French officers present. Labor groups protest while Ludwigs Hafen Coblenz workers reportedly hold large meetings. French authorities order obedience, breaking a strike, as Mayence reports an official proclamation.

Berlin Frankfort Wiesbaden Dr. Dorten Klaus Kraemer Krekel Kraemer Rhineland Ludwigshafen Coblenz

Farmers Oppose Massachusetts Conservation Bill

Worcester June 4 Representatives of all agricultural bodies in Massachusetts met to protest a General Court bill creating a new Department of Conservation. They say it would undermine the Department of Agriculture and remove control of agricultural matters from farmers.

Worcester Agricultural Organizations Massachusetts General Court Department of Conservation Department of Agriculture

Women Volunteer Motor Corps Seeks Drivers in Boston

The Women’s Volunteer Motor Corps urged women with their own cars or chauffeurs to volunteer for weekly shifts to aid civilian and military work. Captain Mrs. Guy Waring notes rising car demand despite the war’s end and asks willing women to report at Red Cross headquarters 142 Berkeley Street Boston to aid the sick and wounded.

Women’s Volunteer Motor Corps Guy Waring Red Cross Berkeley Street Boston

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