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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1919
Page
22
Terey Edward Innan of Bangor Maine formerly second lieutenant in the 42d infantry and Distinguished Service Cross holder enlisted yesterday afternoon in the Navy as an apprentice seaman. He will be sent to Yeoman School per Navy recruiting headquarters 61 Cornhill Building.
Farmington Me June 12 Andrew Croswell aged 92 years last in Maine of the Californian gold miners of 49 died today at his home at Farmington Falls His grandfather was a graduate of Harvard College in 1728 He leaves four sons and one daughter.
Eddie Keevin, longtime advocate for Boston newsboys, received a gold watch from James R. Nicholson on behalf of the Governors committee on the YC celebration. A fountain pen from Whizz Bang staff followed. Keevin led 100 boys distributing programs and headed Memorial Day sales, moving 17,000 Whizz Bang copies.
New England heiress Miss E E Curtis promotes Concentrated Orange Fruit Flavor for Home Made Orangeade. One spoonful makes a glass or contents make half a gallon. just add to water. Ideal for picnics and home use, cost twenty cents per half gallon. Sold by grocers or send twenty cents for a half gallon yield. Melrose Mass.
A Massachusetts legislative hearing on ratifying the federal suffrage amendment drew hundreds, with speakers for and against. Pro suffrage advocates cited high petition support and industry women and polls. opponents warned of decline and political upheaval.
At the hearing chaired by Frank B. Hall and Michael A. O’Leary, suffrage supporters urged immediate legislative action while opponents pressed a public vote. Proponents quoted world progress and noted eight states still deny women’s rights, with Massachusetts aiming to lead.
A Massachusetts legislative hearing on the federal suffrage amendment drew speakers from across the political spectrum. Betty Gram of Boston and Katherine Morey urged ratification, while antis led by Mrs. Henry Preston White urged a vote under the public opinion law.
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