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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1919
Page
9
National Guard may receive its own aviators and flying equipment after demobilization and reorganization. The idea was first suggested by Major-General Charles T. Menoher, head of American air activities, in an interview at the Aeronautical Exposition in New York.
The official discusses possible transfer of training planes and surplus equipment to state units with no firm decisions yet. He notes no waste, contemplates reserve aviators, and keeps options open on field retention and a peacetime air service. New York police plan aerial force with Central Park field and 15 fliers led by Captain Eddie Rickenbacker.
Former Governor McCall and Dartmouth professor Arthur Meservey spoke at the Hotel Vendome for the New Hampton Association reunion. Wilfrid H. Smart was elected president, with Austin Roby, Hattie Erskine, Annie Hall as officers. Adams cup went to class of 1884 for highest attendance. Soloists included Ethel Knapp. Lydia Chadwick presented a portrait of Joseph Chadwick to be hung at New Hampton.
Colonel C. W. Peck, parliamentary member for Sienna BC, accused British authorities of being unsympathetic during the war in the House of Commons. He pledged to publicly condemn Sir Charles Ferguson, Cologne military governor, saying his name would "stink in the nostrils of all patriotic and honest men."
Colonel Peck accuses Sir Charles Ferguson of insulting Canadian forces and cites low offence rates among Canadians in Cologne. He recalls Monchy, Arras, and Currie’s leadership, denying accusations of troop sacrifices for glory and defending the Canadian overseas command.
Solomon Burkley Griffin resigns as managing editor of the Springfield Republican after more than four decades in the role. He joined Williams College in 1872 as a reporter and rose to managing editor in 1878 after Samuel Bowles died. He will focus on business and private literary work.
Dr William Hiarmon van Alten urged revising the League of Nations draft to include God's name arguing the omission renders the pact human and flawed. He defended the league as essential for peace and said punctuation could shift Senate votes toward support.
Hayes healing honey touted to stop tickle and heal throat with price 35e. Each bottle includes a free box of O Pen and Trate Salve for chest and head colds and croup. The ad promotes throat relief and cold care in one package.
The critic says U S retail methods fail by pushing what firms think customers want. Filene’s counters by buying strictly what customers request. A barber shop chief explains despite dislike, the children love the graphophone, so it stays for the public.
Silk lined capes sketched with draped cape-wrap and shoulder line by yoke in back. Describes a big shirted cape collar with surplice fashion and braid binding. Price noted at 25 dollars with Filene's mail orders filled on the fourth floor.
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