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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1919
Page
16
Washington February 25. The Weeks resolution calling on the State Department for information about Great Britain's export embargo was not taken up in the Senate and dies with Congress adjournment.
Brigadier General Charles H Cole lauds Colonel Arnold as a splendid leader and cheerful, optimistic officer who commanded the 103d Infantry of the 52d Brigade after Hume was relieved. He credits Arnold with high character and says his death deprived the regiment and army of a wise counselor and able executive.
General Cole recounts the accidental death of Colonel P W Arnold who tripped on stairs and died of brain concussion and skull fracture. Arnold, former commander of the 103d Infantry, was praised for justice, leadership, and soldierly ability before Langres burial with full honors.
One of the earliest spring weddings will be Miss Helen Stearns of Cambridge to John Allis U S N R F His engagement to Mr Allis, who is still in service, was recently announced Miss Stearns is well known in Cambridge where she is active in social circles Her fiance is a Watertown man
Copenhagen Feb 28. Rioting broke out anew in Munich as three thousand Spartacan soldiers marched on Parliament. They demanded the Diet proclaim a Soviet republic, according to Politiken’s correspondent.
Mrs. James Keveney sues Mrs. Harry C. Fay for 10000 damages claiming alienation of her husband. Hyannis court heard Mrs. Fay deny, recounting her marriage under the name Florence M. Pratt and family ties. Deputy Maloney called as tensions rose over husband returning home.
Morris for Mrs. Fay outlined the alleged complaints while Bodfish for Mrs. Keveney argued Fay provoked the conflict by hosting Keveney at all hours. The judge placed the complaints on file as testimony described a late Sunday night scene with a window and a revolver incident.
The transport bill introduced in Parliament gives the minister of transport sweeping authority over land transport. For two years the state would manage UK railways to ensure dividends and aid wartime movement of people and goods, with power to set rates, wages, and policies, and to purchase railways, light rail, streetcar firms, canals, waterways, harbors, and docks.
Brussels reports the Belgian government pressing negotiations to use Antwerp as the supply base for the American army of occupation instead of Rotterdam. Premier Delacroix stated in the Chamber of Deputies that he hopes the talks conclude soon.
A parliamentary debate revealed that 400000 Czechs, part of Vienna’s population, were prevented from voting. Speakers alleged supporters of the Czechs faced mob violence as the head of crowds attacked them.
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