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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1919
Page
4
Major General Clarence R Edwards will pin Captain W Marchant formerly Royal Engineers with the Distinguished Service Order this noon. The presentation occurs at the Northeastern Department headquarters 99 Chauncy Street with John T Boumphrey British vice consul representing Great Britain. Marchant studies at Harvard Law School.
In the June 24 Quebec vote the Liberal government led by Sir Lomer Gouin was returned. Montreal labor faction secures seats for the first time, contributing to a House with 70 Liberals, nine Conservatives, and two Labor party members.
Hanover June 24 Guy A Ham and George C Clark were elected to Dartmouth alumni association posts Ham became vice president while Clark joined the executive committee The day held Alumni Day events and a Dartmouth Cornell baseball game drew attention Graduation exercises and the alumni luncheon concluded the week of events
Archbishop Hayes disclosed a cable from Cardinal Gasparri expressing the pope’s gratitude for the Archdiocese of New York’s decision to aid in rebuilding war damaged Catholic churches in France.
Washington June 24. Representative Mays Democrat of Utah introduced a bill to curb disloyalty by imposing heavy penalties on those inciting crimes against the government and its officers.
Don Neilson aged 17 an orphan living with John Gilday on Federal street drowned late yesterday afternoon in Fore river near Webb beach after cramps while crossing the stream.
A Paris ceremony will see German delegates sign the peace treaty with Allied leaders. President Wilson opens with an address as delegates sign in alphabetical order, with two hours expected for the formal act and seals prepared in advance. The event follows lifting of the blockade and includes elaborate seals from various nations. The Dessau sails for Germany with food, while other ships load cargoes for Scotland and Britain.
Dr. John C. Ferguson denounced the League of Nations article excluding China at the annual convocation. He urged philanthropy to offset the injury and noted his China work since leaving BU in 1886. Professors Bruce and Perrin to lecture at Nanking University next year.
The United States cutter Acushnet sails from New York towing crane No. 21, escorted by the trawler Easthampton and a convoy of steamers including Lake Gravett Waft Genoa and Gibraltar among others bound for Leith Belfast Holmes New York and various ports. Sailings and towing operations involve numerous schooners tugs barges and barges including Juno Jeddere Foggy Dew Temple Elizabeth and Temple.
Dartmouth dominates Cornell 6 to 0 in Hanover New Hampshire as captain Grey Martin and Johnny Murphy close out their Dartmouth careers. Cud Murphy hooks a sharp pitching performance with an errorless field and three Dartmouth players notch runs and multiple bases on balls. Wallie Kopf leads Dartmouth with three safeties while Murphy and Spiers make key catches for Ithaca. Cornell struggles to muster offense, as Olsen and McLeod keep the visitors held and the Green finish strong.
Following a city solicitor ruling the license commission could take applications for second class liquor licenses from July 1 to January, the commission was swamped with requests. These licenses permit the sale of malt beverages cider and light wines up to 15 percent alcohol. The opinion was appealed by the Springfield Liquor Dealers Association pending a decision on beer and light wine legality.
A Boston reader argues for women's suffrage after railing at corset prices. She recalls men debating laws on attire, notes corsets cost up to ten dollars for a stout wearer, and mocks suspender taxes while urging voting rights.
About 3000 cutters presser cloak makers and skirt makers in four local unions of the Boston Joint Council and the Ladies Garment Workers Union voted to go on strike if demands are not met. The mass meeting at 724 Washington Street set no exact start time, delaying the strike to late this week per Business Manager S White.
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