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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1919

Page

12

Foch Invited by Legion for Minneapolis Convention

Worcester dated report says Marshal Foch and allied leaders will be invited to the first American Legion convention in Minneapolis in November. Colonel John F J Herbert announces after returning from a New York national executive committee session. A committee including Colonel Hendry D Lindsley and Lt Col Erle Fisher Wood heads the effort.

Worcester Marshal Foch America American Legione Minneapolis John F. J. Herbert Massachusetts National Executive Committee New York Hendry D. Lindsley Erle Fisher Wood

Roosevelt Delegated To Extend Invite For Posts In Massachusetts

Colonel Herbert returned with approved charters for the first 21 posts organized in Massachusetts after Colonel Theodore Roosevelt delegated the invitation.

Theodore Roosevelt Herbert Massachusetts

Fifth Week of Plant Co Strike Grows at Jamaica Plain

More than 2500 workers at the T. G. Plant shoe factory in Jamaica Plain began their fifth week of strike activities. A mass meeting at Tremont Hall Roxbury Crossing was held under the United Shoe Workers Union of Boston with over 1800 members from the Allied Shoe Workers Union of Greater Boston participating.

T. G. Plant Jamaica Plain Tremont Hall Roxbury Crossing United Shoe Workers’ Union of Boston Allied Shoe Workers’ Union of Greater Boston

Fire destroys Peter II docks and hospital in Rio

A Monday blaze in Rio de Janeiro wiped out the old Peter II docks and an adjacent hospital, inflicting about 2 million dollars in losses. Most of the damage was to foodstuffs awaiting shipment to Europe.

Rio Janeiro Europe

Huge New Drydock Flooded At South Boston

The immense Commonwealth dry dock at South Boston, under two and a half years of construction and costing over 3 million dollars, began filling with more than 55 million gallons of harbor water. Governor Coolidge signaled the sluice gate to start the flood at noon, a ceremony witnessed by the governor and the executive council members.

Commonwealth Dry Dock South Boston Monster Basin Great Basin Executive Council America

Mayor Peters Tours Dry Dock Progress in Boston Harbor

The Massachusetts Waterways Commission said the dry dock should be finished by mid August and ready for the largest vessels. About 9 percent of work is complete with masonry done and the pumping plant installed. The caisson will be floated soon and the entrance dredged for world business.

Peters Massachusetts Waterways Commission Navy Department

Hull residents seek delayed Medal for WWI veterans Pitts Ross

Prominent Hull residents appeal to Congressman Walsh to resolve why Private William H. Pitts and Sergeant Douglas Ross have not received their medals. Pitts was recommended for bravery during the May 30 1917 raid in the Toul sector, with orders dated June 8 1917. Ross earned a D S C for bravery at the July 14 1918 battle of Vaux, with further cross recommendations sent in by officers in 1918 and 1919.

Hull Walsh Washington Ross D.S. C Battle of Vaux Chateau Thierry Edward J. Price Verdun Thomas P. Riley General Headquarters

Ivy Day Exercises at Somerville High School

Pleasant weather favored the ivy day exercises of the senior class of Somerville High School held yesterday. A large crowd witnessed the out-of-door event with William Baldwin, class president, presiding. The affair had a military bearing as 18 companies of the school regiment paraded under Colonel Edwin Powell.

Somerville High School William Baldwin Edwin Powell

Convict Saves Wilsons Farm in Riverside County

George A. Fox, convicted of obtaining money by false pretenses, paid delinquent taxes to stop the sale of President Wilsons river side county farm. Fox, in the county jail, sent a telegram of thanks from J. P. Tumulty, secretary to Wilson. Tax bill was 7.21 dollars for 61 acres.

Los Angeles George A. Tox President Wilson Riverside County Fox J. P. Tumulty Wilson

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