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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1919
Page
9
Harrisburg Pa June 2 The Ramsey House bill permitting beer with 4 percent alcohol was finally passed by the Senate 29 to 19 after House approval. Governor Sproul protested calling the measure unnecessary and later said he would veto the bill.
The Boston Sunday Post previews an upcoming special Outdoors Pictorial Section showcasing varied outdoor life on fields beaches and rivers with alluring imagery and travel ideas for readers.
Benjamin P. Cheney must devote no less than $50,000 a year from his income to settle claims totaling $107,000 plus $32,753.75 interest held by Henry F. Woodward and Bates Warren. The estate income and a trust are assigned to secure payment. bankruptcy is not a bar as suit began earlier. Creditors also note $100,000 paid to Rhode Island Trust Company and $52,000 to Shawmut National Bank from elder Cheney’s estate.
More than 600 Holy Cross graduates attended Alumni Night banquet at Holy Cross College in Worcester. Judge Thomas H. Dowd acted as toastmaster with remarks from Rev. James J. Carlin S J Rev Vincent Growney and attorneys Frank A. Kane and John P. OBrien. The event followed a ball game against Boston College and precedes Commencement with Governor Calvin Coolidge to confer 92 diplomas. A sapling was planted in memory of Edward V Kiljeen a 1919 graduate who died at the Great Lakes Naval Training Station.
War Department announces total AEF casualties to date at 289,016. Breakdown includes 33,754 killed in action, 13,570 died of wounds, 23,396 died of disease, 4,942 died from accidents and other causes, 75,662 total deaths, 210,984 wounded, and 2,370 missing in action.
Deputy Sheriff John T. Condon of Rockland and Inspector Aylward of Malden head to Canton Ohio with extradition papers for Abraham Shaffer and Isaac Garr of Malden under indictment in Plymouth Superior Court for breaking and entering and larceny. The suspects are tied to a string of sensational robberies across the south shore and eastern New England, with loot estimated at 350000.
New York June 24 An improvement was shown in Theodora P Shonts condition after a major operation Sunday night Theodora P Shonts president of the Interborough Rapid Transit Company is reported to be improving and hope is held for his recovery
Agide Jacchia conducts a night of operatic highlights at Symphony Hall. The program includes overtures and selections from Meyerbeer to Ponchielli, featuring works by Puccini Wagner Verdi Bizet Saint-Saens Massenet and more.
A historical report notes that 2,774 active fleets owned 33,139 White Trucks in early 1919, excluding single-truck setups. The data reflects yearly fleet growth by owners with high trucking volumes, illustrating the extensive expansion of individual fleets.
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