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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1919

Page

6

Mann Defends Committees Amid House Row

Representative Mann of Illinois denied Longworth of Ohio calling the next House Republican organization reactionary. Mann said merit and strong men selected assignments while Longworth sits on the steering committee as a Roosevelt tribute. He sought party harmony and rejected any aim for power through position.

Washington Mann Illinois House Longworth Ohio Committee On Committees Roosevelt

Ace Petersen Killed in Daytona Beach Plane Crash

Major David McK Petersen, an officially recognized American ace, was killed when his airplane nose dived from about 75 feet during takeoff from Daytona Beach. Lieutenant F X Paversick, a passenger, was seriously injured. Petersen previously served with Lafayette Escadrille and the French aerial service, credited with 18 downed German aircraft.

Sea Breeze Fla David ‘McK. Petersen America Daytona Beach Petersen Honesdale Penn F. X. Paversick Paversick Lafayette Escadrille War Department Peterson Quentin Roosevelt

Fashion and Faith Clash in Park Street Sermon

Rev A Z Conrad denounces fashion as a Christian danger in a Park Street Church sermon. He compares fashion to binding feet and jazz bands, urging believers to seek real values, avoid material traps, and resist following trends.

A. Z. Conrad Park Street

270 000 Tons of Food for Germany at Once

Copenhagen dispatch reports Germany will receive 270000 tons of food immediately in exchange for a 55000000 gold deposit at Brussels. Berlin and allied representatives also outline monthly purchases of 370000 tons of food from enemy and neutral countries, plus fish and vegetables, with Baltic fishing restrictions lifted.

Copenhagen Germany Brussels Berlin European Baltic

Elks Contribute $150000 for Soldier Retraining Effort

Washington March 16 The Elks War Relief Commission donates 150000 for extension work of vocational retraining for disabled soldiers sailors and marines. The Federal Board for Vocational Education announced the gift and said further financial aid would be provided if needed.

Washington Elks’ War Relief Commission Federal Board For Vocational Education

The Career of Martin Lomasney

A portrait of Martin Lomasney highlighting his thrift temperance leadership and political rise. The piece notes his defiance of alcohol, influence in Ward 5, loyalty to Democratic peers, and the enduring letters and rivalries with John B. Fitzpatrick. It recalls his Rome illness and a South American revolt anecdote with John Corcoran.

Starvation Crisis Strikes Caucasus Regions

Thousands of men women and children are starving in the Caucasus per Dr James L Barton head of a relief commission sent by the American committee for relief in the near east. He reports no bread anywhere and 45000 people in Erivan lacking food as orphanages and troops suffer.

New York Caucasus James L. Barton American Committee For Relief In Near East Erivan

Judge urges one tenth income gift to church

Judge Robert F. Raymond of the Massachusetts Superior Court urged church members to systematically give one tenth of their income to church work during a five minute talk on the missionary centenary at Newtonville M E Church. He cites personal experience and the Hebrew basis for tithing.

Robert F. Raymond Massachusetts Superior Court Methodist Episcopal Church Newtonville M. E Raymond New England Methodist Minute Men

Women Mission Closes At Cathedral Crowded Service

The cathedral hosted the closing events of a week long women’s mission led by Oblate Fathers. Cardinal O’Connell attended and thanked the women for their fidelity and sacrifices. Father O Sullivan preached the final sermon and Father Phelan officiated benediction as 5000 women renewed their baptismal vows.

Oblate Fathers Father O'Sullivan Phelan Cardinal O’connell

Dr Edwards Olive Tablets for a Clear Complexion

Advertisement touts Dr F M Edwards Olive Tablets as a liver and bowel remedy using vegetable ingredients and olive oil. Claims to improve pale complexions and dull health, suitable for daily use with 10c or 25c boxes, available from all druggists.

F. M. Edwards Dr. Edwards

Mission Regulations Spotlight Catholic Faith Demonstration

The article notes the regulations governing the mission and highlights participants’ display of Catholic faith and fervor. It emphasizes orderly conduct and reverence during ceremonies and public demonstrations of devotion.

Opposition to Champ Clark Ousting Leader Sparks Party Rift

Representative Lever of South Carolina announced his opposition to Champ Clark as Democratic leader in the next House. He argued a strong minority leadership is vital and urged support for a leader aligned with the President and the League of Nations, reflecting sentiments of soldiers and the public.

Washington Lever South Carolina Democratic Reorganization Committee Champ Clark United States League of Nations

One Dead in Springfield Electric Plant Explosion

A blast at the United Electric Light Company plant in Springfield Mass. leaves one man dead and three others seriously burned. The fire followed a match lighting by a worker while painting a duct to the boiler room. The dead man is Cosmic Figliomini of Springfield.

Springfield Mass United Electric Light Company

New Jersey Traction Strike Nears Settlement

The Public Service Corporation and union leaders have accepted a basis for settlement of the northern New Jersey traction workers strike. War Labor Board representative Charlton Ogburn said the plan will be presented to local meetings tomorrow before he leaves for Washington.

Newark N. J Public Service Corporation New Jersey Charlton Ogburn War Labor Board Washington

Winthrop Couple Announce Engagement Of Lily Cartwright

Winthrop Mr. and Mrs. John W. Cartwright announce the engagement of their daughter Lily M. Cartwright to Lieutenant Merle D. Penney both of Winthrop. Penney recently returned from France after service as lieutenant in the 2d Anti Aircraft Machine Gun Battalion. He previously served with the Winthrop Machine Gun Company of the old Dandy Fifth at the Mexican border and was among the first troops mobilized in July 1917 to France and England.

John W. Cartwright Winthrop Lily M. Cartwright Merle D. Penney Penney France Winthrop Machine

Bayer Cross on Aspirin Warns Genuine Tablet Identity

Public notice urges buyers to demand Bayer Tablets of Aspirin and check for the Bayer Cross on each tablet and package. It warns of fraudulent aspirin from a Brooklyn dealer containing talcum powder and emphasizes proper dosage directions and the Bayer trademark.

Bayer Brooklyn

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Ace Petersen DR. Conrad ELKS Boards of Health Lehn & Fink W.S.S Butler Martin Lomasney John B. Fitzpatrick Martin Fitzpatrick Lamps Allen Lomasney Allen Democratic Party Martin M. Lomasney Fifth Ward Rome Italy Ireland Pe Imperial Hendricks Club John Corcoran John Corcoran Dunn Billy Dunn Dr. Dunn Josh John Corcoran Josh Roland Oliver South America Sery Boston Wells Pca Hirde South NEW Jersey Traction Lea & Perrins Lea Worcestershire Mm Ze
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