Medford Officer Describes German Destruction in France and Belgium
Lieutenant Colonel Benjamin B. Shedd of Medford recounts travels with the Paris peace commission detailing German ruin to leather, tanning, and shoe industries in northern France and Belgium. He cites factories destroyed, machinery seized, and homes leveled, stressing reparations cannot repay the loss of life and culture.
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Paris Peace Commission
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55Th
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Chateau Thierry
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Peace Commission
Paris
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Lille
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Committee Named for League Debate
A committee to arrange the Lodge Lowell debate on the League of Nations was named yesterday and will meet this afternoon. The group may choose Symphony Hall or another venue and will handle ticket distribution. An invitation to Lodge to address the Massachusetts House is under consideration.
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League of Nations
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Robert M. Washburn
Senator Lodge
Edward Cummings
Courtenay Crocker
Lowell
Symphony Hall
Mechanics’ Hall
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South Boston
Boston
Massachusetts House of Representatives
Henry Gabot Lodge
House
Committee On Rules
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Lodge
Harvard
Boston Common
Public transport forum set at Cambridge City Hall
The Boston Elevated trustees will hold a public conference at Cambridge City Hall tonight. Mayor Quinn presides as citizens are invited to share views on transportation matters. City officials and state legislators from Cambridge have been notified. Members of local business groups receive invitations.
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Judge Rules Puppies Sale Valid Despite Breed Dispute
In Malden Court Judge Charles M. Hruce ruled for William H. Cutler of Everett, determining the sale of four three month old puppies to Mrs. Molly Klinger of Groton Conn. was not fraudulent. Veterinarians dog fanciers police officers and self proclaimed experts testified in the case over whether the dogs were mongrels or Boston terriers.
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Molly Klinger
Groton
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Cutler
Labor backs Gallivan bill and Lawrence strike inquiry
The Boston Central Labor Union executive board endorsed Congressman Gallivan’s bill for a national investigation of telegraph and telephone systems to aid organized workers facing a nationwide strike. They also ordered a personal inquiry into the Lawrence textile strike and set plans to report next Sunday.
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Cambridge Budget Trim Reported By City Finance Committee
The Cambridge City Council received the annual budget from Mayor Quinn. The finance committee cut $64,602 from the mayor's proposed total of $3,527,855.68, citing a final figure of $3,462,763.63. The panel indicated quick action, aiming for passage before the new fiscal year begins April 1.
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State sanitoria board raises proposed to statewide rate
The committee on public institutions reported to the Senate after a hearing in favor of a bill to increase board in North Reading Lakeville Westfield and Rutland sanitoria from four dollars to a higher weekly rate amid the high cost of living.
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William H. Hewson Rites Held at Cambridge Home
In Cambridge William H. Hewson died recently. Services were held at his residence 28 Lowell Street on Thursday March 13 at noon. Interment followed at Evergreen Cemetery in Stoughton at 2 50 PM.
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Lowell St
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Evergreen Cemetery
Stoughton
America Still Holds Record Despite Claims
A New York report states allied and Latin American governments and their aeronautic bodies will join an Atlantic City convention May 1 to June 1. Major BE. W. Schroeder reportedly holds the world altitude record at 28 900 feet, while an English claim of 30 500 feet for Captain Lang is corrected to 27 000 feet after instrument review.
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Atlantic City
Aero Club
Aerial League of America
BE. W. Schroeder
England
Lang
Royal Air Force
Madison Square Garden
London Graphic
Record climb by Major Schroeder on American built craft
The item notes Major Schroeder achieved a record climb in September in Dayton using an American built plane and motor, and the event is referenced as having occurred last year but published globally on January 2.
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Dayton
Study of Foreign Labor Methods Expanded by Commission
The Employers' Industrial Commission, sent to Europe by the Department of Labor, will study how foreign governments handle labor and industrial problems during the war and plans for reconstruction. Secretary Wilson announced the scope of the commission’s work has been enlarged to include these subjects.
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Washington
Employers’ Industrial Commission
Europe
Department of Labor
Wilson
Wanted Long Distance Trucking in New York City
Classified notice seeks experienced long distance truckers in New York City with references to “B 05” and contact details in the Post classified section.
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the Post
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