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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1920
Page
10
A collection of photographs honoring Maine men gathered during the Falmouth Hotel era has been donated to Portland. Colonel J J Pooler sold the collection to Mayor Charles B Clarke, and it will become a permanent exhibit in the City Building, likely in the Centennial room.
The upcoming issue will feature a full color page displaying photographs of the grand opera stars currently thrilling Boston audiences. The spread highlights prominent performers and adds a visual celebration to the Boston Sunday Post Pictorial Section.
This ad promotes Cascarets as a gentle overnight laxative that removes liver and bowel poisons, relieves dizziness and coated tongue, improves breath and stomach sourness, costs little, and works while you sleep unlike harsher salts or calomel.
Cornelius Lucey of Haverhill files in Suffolk Superior Court claiming Clara Endicott Sears agents dismantled his Harvard home. He cites breach of contract from January 1919 to January 1920 as head farmer and seeks 3000 in damages plus 5000 for removal of personal property including 25 pictures 14 rugs and various belongings valued at thousands. He lists items such as a pocketbook 35 dollars linen handkerchiefs silk scarf and silverware among the missing goods.
Chicago March 4 1920 Maintenance of way employees face decision on whether to accept a union agreement and test the new rail measure. J J Farnan vice president UBMWM says the issue will not be settled before Monday as grand lodge officials hold a preliminary session.
Photographs and a description of Dennis B. Chandler former Navy man under arrest in San Francisco on a robbery charge were sent to Cleveland police. Investigators say he may be linked to the murder of Frances Altman Stockwell chorus girl of Cleveland. Chandler denies being in Cleveland at the crime time.
Washington March 4 The Shipping Board failed to secure bids for much of the needed oil fuel for ships for the year starting April 1. Observers suggest President Wilson may be urged to use war powers to meet the shortfall, with a return to full federal control of the oil industry possible.
Shipping Board officials warned the fuel situation was very serious as bids were opened for 24 million barrels with 1.5 million offered at 76 to 90 percent above last year. Contracts expire in three weeks and no reserve supply exists beyond a few days. Chairman Payne may report to President Wilson. Oil producers cited market conditions, while Tampico decrees and unsettled Mexican fields drove caution. Navy seeks bids for battle fleet fuel as Secretary Daniels plans a joint conference March 15.
Captain A G Thomsen of the Frederick VIII announces his last voyage as master across the Atlantic before retiring in Copenhagen after 39 years with the Danish American line. He has completed 455 North Atlantic trips without an accident aboard ships including the Frederick VIII from Copenhagen and Christiania carrying 99 first class 305 second class and 575 steerage passengers.
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