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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1919
Page
15
Secretary Lane moves ahead with the soldier land settlement plan awaiting Congress action. Questionnaires are distributed at camps and naval stations to gauge service members' attitudes toward reclaiming lands. Thirty-two states have begun coordinating with the Interior Department on the plan.
The three month old son of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Pauline known as Baby Billy weighs about 20 pounds and is described as husky and energetic. Locals say the infant, nicknamed Bill, is ready to challenge peers in both looks and strength.
A series of Catholic and Congregational talks and masses are announced across Boston venues. Francis Slattery speaks on church state relations. Judge J M Wall discusses Ireland’s Peace Conference claims. Cardinal O Connell leads communion mass at the Cathedral Holy Cross with a possible Hibernian address. A Forty Hours devotion proceeds March 21 across multiple churches.
The notice lists Monday’s speaker as Rev. Joel H. Metcalf of the Unitarian Society, Winchester, with further speakers to follow in the noonday services at King's Chapel.
Wesleyan University hires Herman A. Lunn to coach the track team for the upcoming season. Lunn, a former Pennsylvania State track star, has been active in YMCA work recently.
Victor Yanicello of Berlin New Hampshire traveled to Boston with 160 dollars in cash. In North Station two men befriended him and later robbed him of all but 3 dollars. They later beat him in an alley taking 8 cents. both suspects George Carvey and Charles Calligan are held for the grand jury.
Conciliation Commissioner Henry J. Skeffington of the National War Labor Board reports near certainty there will be no strike in Boston’s fish industry next Saturday. He notes both sides accept arbitration and that employers are willing to meet unions halfway on wages and conditions. The dispute is ready for submission to Washington.
The Salvat ion Army plans a week long national campaign from May 19 to 26 in New England with a quota of 2 016 000. Colonel Gifford led a conference of 400 officers at East Brookline Street as districts pledged to meet or exceed targets. Funds support the pension fund national needs and future property expansions totaling over 600 000 in New England plus 200 000 for non English speaking branches and similar for social work.
The piece reads like a thriller focused on a woman's life, blending suspenseful narration with biographical details. It emphasizes dramatic moments, personal challenges, and the arc of her experiences as presented in the text.
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