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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1919
Page
7
The Parisian style favors long white vestees and fringe accents, with uncurled white feathers in circular turbans creating a visor effect. Black and white combinations, lace drapery, and white parasols appear with bold contrasts, while magpie inspired bead roses add subtle detail to black satin gowns.
The 7th annual commencement at Mount St. Joseph Academy Brighton honored 37 graduates with diplomas presented by Rt. Rev. Mer. Peterson PH D. Addresses followed from Rev. Augustine F Hickey and Rev. Joseph W Tracey. Gold medals went to Marian Maloney Marie Nathan Constance Sheridan and Josephine Lombard with other honors noted.
Republicans move to authorize public State Department reports on American deaths and property losses in Mexico since 1910 and to push an intervention policy. The plan, backed by GOP leaders, revisits Taft era events and questions over Tampico and Pancho Villa, signaling a shift from Wilson’s Mexico stance.
Frederick W. Rubien announces that two new Amateur Athletic Union district associations will be formed with headquarters in Buffalo and Indianapolis. The change reduces the Metropolitan and Central associations and aims to ease travel for athletes distant from major meets. Further splits of existing districts are expected.
Two Dorchester children ages five and six were killed when playing on the Midland branch of the New York New Haven Hartford railroad to watch troop trains pass. Nicholas Incano and Woodrow W Brownell lived on Pilgrim Place and died yesterday afternoon after they wandered onto the tracks at play.
Two children playing on the tracks about 75 feet south of the Columbia road bridge around 6 yesterday were struck when an outbound freight and an inbound passenger train converged. Officials believe the children stepped in front of the passenger train while trying to avoid the freight.
At Queen's Club in London on June 17 Americans won two of three singles matches in the ongoing tournament. The results show strong early form for the U S players as the competition progresses.
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