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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1919
Page
10
An old advertisement touts Othine double strength as a remedy for freckles. It claims sun and wind worsen freckling and promises to remove freckles with an ounce from a druggist, offering money back if it fails.
C W Willett of Boston, chief inspector of the U S secret service railways police, took over the prosecution of Stephen McCarthy and Lewis Sorenson, railroad brakemen. They were arrested after a gunfight with police, Sorenson wounded, and held before a U S commissioner.
A mixed naval and military commission will proceed to the Dardanelles to report on Turkish defences as they stood in 1915 during Gallipoli operations. The body will also address other Gallipoli campaign matters.
The narrator describes a raid with G Company advancing alone after a failed French support, taking 70 prisoners and sustaining five wounded. Lt ONeil and Capt Hansen receive praise for leadership. French forces arrived late and drunk officer cited. The unit moves from St Mihiel to Verdun then to officer training, where a shell wounds the narrator’s arm.
In the House of Commons T J MacNamara said 54 German submarines have already been sold and money will be distributed among the allies under a council plan. He noted Britain’s dreadnoughts and the Mediterranean squadron details and that the fate of other German warships is undecided.
Funeral at Immaculate Conception Church South End drew mourners from Suffolk county registrar of deeds staff and city departments. Rev Charles E Lane S J presided at high mass with Rev Martin J Scott S J and Rev Henry J Rache S J as deacon and subdeacon. Interment followed at Calvary Cemetery Roslindale.
Paris reports that art treasures seized by the Germans in occupied France and sent to Brussels are being returned. Three carloads of Lille museum pictures have been delivered, two carloads from near Laon were sent back, and Valenciennes unloading revealed manuscripts, archives of the French government, a Cambrai belfry, and furnishings of the Prince of Monaco and others.
Tomorrow morning the elevated line extends from Sullivan Square to Everett as the Everett terminal opens. The project cost about 3.5 million and includes the T5 foot drawbridge over the Mystic River. First train at 5 20 a m with rush hour service every four minutes between Everett station and Dudley Street and between Sullivan Square and Forest Hills.
Secretary Wilson after talks with immigration officials ordered deportation of 37 of 43 aliens held at DPblis Island. Attorneys sought reviews in all cases. Final judgment on six others withheld pending admission of certain evidence. some of the six may be released.
London conference decisions set a 50 000 annual limit during Palestine development. Clearing houses to be created in London and a neutral country, with the Zionist Organization of America distributing cable advices. The plan accompanies Britain’s trustee regime for the new Jewish commonwealth.
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