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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1919
Page
18
Secretary Carter Glass told Liberty Loan committees and financial leaders in Chicago that the fifth Victory Liberty Loan would be the last public loan. He predicted creation of a Treasury bond bureau and said the public would make it the greatest financial success in world history.
The Secretary urged citizens to subscribe from savings or earnings, warning that failure to meet government obligations would force direct taxation. He said the Victory Liberty Loan will be the last popular loan, with future financing handled by a Treasury bond bureau, aiming for a quick money-market readjustment by mid April.
The case concerns Herbert R. Presley 54 found dead on the office floor of Charles A. Ives at 74 Florence Street Malden. Police and Middlesex DA work for answers with possible arrest within 24 hours amid exhumation and autopsy discussions led by Medical Examiner Magrath and Assistant DA Harvey.
Dennis J. Sullivan a veteran of the Spanish American War who served in Cuba the Philippines and at the Mexican border died at his sister Mrs William Bryans home in Neponset aged 44 He enlisted in E Company Ninth Massachusetts Infantry in two wars and served with the 26th Volunteer Infantry in the Philippines He was discharged due to disability while the Ninth regiment was at Camp Cotton near El Paso Texas
The Rev. Houghton Schumacher of First Parish Church in Hingham has obtained Plymouth county Probate Court approval to change his name to Houghton Page. He cites his German name as a barrier to ministry and hopes the switch will aid his acceptance in Unitarian circles and pulpit work. Page plans to preach Monday March 31 at King's Chapel.
The 200 passengers booked for US points on the transport Olympic will be sent to New York by a special train from Halifax. The ship will not proceed to New York because of the harbor strike there.
The 50th anniversary of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal church will be celebrated in New England with jubilee events led by Boston churches. Originating at Tremont Street in Boston, the society now counts 409,690 members and raised nearly a million and a half dollars last year.
The American Socialist Society was fined $3000 by Federal Judge Mayer in New York for violating the espionage act by circulating Scott Nearing's anti-war pamphlet The Great Madness. The conviction centers on distribution of the pamphlet during wartime.
A large gathered crowd of Western Union employees met in the 169 Congress Street school room in Boston to hear National President Joseph P. Hayes outline union efforts. The talk covered wage gains, time and a half for Sunday work, and appeals to Burleson for further concessions as costs rise.
Charles Case aged 57 founder and manager of the Case Shoe Company and active in Masonic circles died in Worcester. He was born in Bridgewater and previously supervised the B. F. Reynolds Shoe Company in Brockton before moving to Worcester in 1892.
The Post records a new donation of 15 dollars for Mary Rizzo of South Boston after her husband died leaving wife and eight children. Listed contributors include Kate Whiting 5 dollars, Margaret McGuirk 1 dollar, M 2 dollars, S and EL of Winthrop 1 dollar, A J Dodge 3 dollars, and a Boylston Street friend 1 dollar.
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