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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1919

Page

2

Plea to Give Old Jobs Back to Returning Soldiers

Washington reports the Chamber of Commerce of the United States urged national and local business groups to place returning soldiers and sailors in work. Col Arthur Woods backed the appeal noting strained War Department employment funds and urged placement committees to reinstate former workers and hold spots until economic downturn ends.

Washington Chamber of Commerce of the United States Arthur Woods Secretary of War United States Employment Service National Chamber Chambers of Trade and Business Associations

Belgian King and Queen End Pershing Visit

King Albert and Queen Elizabeth of Belgium spent the night at General Pershing's headquarters and left this morning by automobile for Brussels.

King Albert Pershing Chaumont Queen Elizabeth Belgium General Pershing Brussels

Spanish Troops Clash With Raisuli Partisans in Morocco

Tangier reports a clash as Spanish forces moving from Tetuan toward Dar Ben Kafish engage Raisuli partisans. Mulai Raisuli, the Moroccan brigand and former Tangier governor, is said dead several times, with persistent claims of escapes amid ongoing tensions involving Germany and Morocco.

Tangier Morocco Tetuan Dar-Ben-Kafish Raisuli Mulai Ahmed Ben Mohammed el- Ratsuli Arzilla Inune Germany France

Lynn mayor warns Bolsheviks at mass meeting

Mayor Walter H. Creamer denounces Bolshevism and vows to meet any attempt to spread the doctrine in Lynn with force. The Lynn Loyalty League backs the stand with clergy and business leaders as 2000 attend a tense gathering. Authorities barred late entrants as patrols watched the doors.

Walter H. Creamer Lynn

Roxbury Twins Seven Months Old Are Perfect At Play

Seven month old Roxbury twins Stanley Hamilton Swig and Georgia Ruth Swig are described by parents Mr and Mrs Israel Swig of 48 Waverley Street Roxbury as perfect babies. Grandfather Simon Swig is vice president of Tremont Trust Company.

Stanley Hamilton Georgia Ruth Swig Swig Twins Stanley Georgia Israel Swig Waverley Street Roxbury Simon Swig Tremont Trust Company Swig Stanley Hamilton Swig Georgia Ruth

Plan Strike in U S Area

American occupied Coblenz area reports a March 26 strike date set for workers across industries amid Spartacan agitation. Nine agitators jailed last week. one admitted intent to incite disturbances to mock Ebere Scheidemann Noske. Officials say unrest is limited, and any worker absenteeism will trigger military action. Sixteen metal workers fined 20 marks for holding an unpermitted meeting.

Cogblenz Associated Press Spartacan League Coblenz Berlin

Sleeping sickness death in Wilmington man dies in hospital

Wilmington N C March 23 Charles T Cumbio aged 45 died in a hospital here today from lethargic encephalitis or sleeping sickness after a week in coma. He had suffered from the disease three weeks and previously had Spanish influenza.

Wilmington N. C Charles T. Cumbio Cumbio

Prize songs in Sunday Post welcome home 26th Division

The Sunday Post publishes prize songs and poems to greet the 26th Division. It invites readers to write addresses of welcome and craft slogans for a contest with prizes. The page highlights poems and welcomes home tributes as part of the civic celebration.

New England Sunday Post

Five Mexican Raiders Slain in Cross-Border Pursuit

Five Mexican raiders were killed 18 miles south of Ruidosa after U.S. Cavalry under Captain Kloepfer pursued them from Nunez. Two Mexicans were wounded. Americans suffered no injuries. The raid near Chinati mountains involved cattle stolen from Nunez ranch and driven into Mexico. Eugenio Garcie, a former Carranza captain, was identified among the raiders.

Marfa Tex Highth United States Cavalry Kloepfer Nunez Ruidosa George T. Langhorne Eugenio Garcie Carranza Ojinaga Presidio Dorpsey C. Cabell Big Bend Rio Grande Chinati Mountains Mexico

Extra Guards Fortify Ex Kaiser at Amerongen Castle

Anxiety surrounds von Bentinck castle as ex Kaiser William Hohenzollern receives two threatening letters and a warning telegram. Dutch gendarmes on heightened duty patrol garden paths and perimeter with loaded carbines while guarding four castle sides through the night and into morning.

Amerongen Associated Press von Bentinck Amsterdam William Hohenzollern

L. C. Cough Drops Advertisement Preview

The ad promotes L. C. Cough Drops as a preventive antiseptic remedy claiming relief and preventive benefits. It emphasizes a medicinal drop format and suggests daily use for health protection.

L. C

Lawrence Strike Near End Amid Conference Efforts

Lawrence faces an eighth week of industrial unrest as a pivotal conference between striking workers and mill agents is set for tomorrow at 2 PM. Mills refuse concessions, loom fixers walk out across American Woolen, Everett, and Kunhardt plants, while a new independent Loom Fixers' group forms within Merrimac Valley.

Lawrence Cornelius McCarthy Hurley Citizens Committee Everett, Kunhardt and American Woolen Company Washington American Woolen Company Everett Kunhardt Ayer A. J. Muste H. J. Rubenstein Loom Fixers Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America Loom Fixers’ Union Merrimac Valley Woolen and Worsted Loom Fixers’ Association Merrimac Valley Woolen & Worsted Loomfixers Association

Suffrage Jubilee Opens in St Louis with Delegates

The National Woman Suffrage Association Jubilee Convention opens in St Louis with more than 200 delegates present and about 500 expected for the formal session tomorrow. The event marks Wyoming’s 50th anniversary of women’s voting and aims to unite women nationwide for federal suffrage and better legal status for women and children. Carrie Catt Anna Shaw and Mary Garrett Hay are slated speakers.

ST. Louis National Woman Suffrage Association Wyoming Carrie C. Catt Anna Howard Shaw Mary Garrett Hay New York National Women’s’ Republican Committee

King George Breaks Royal Travel Records

The King of England, George V, may visit the United States as part of a historic overseas tour. He has travelled more widely than any British monarch, with his 1901 voyage aboard Ophir visiting Ceylon, Australia, New Zealand, and the Cape. He received vast crowds and ceremonial honors on return journeys.

George England Wilson United States George V India Delhi Ophir Ceylon Sumatra Australia Albany Adelaide Melbourne Sydney Gippsland Brisbane New Zealand The Cape

Royal Progresses Across Continents and Oceans

A historical account notes the Cape to Canada voyage and rail trip to Vancouver totaling 7000 miles, with the royal party later amassing 35000 miles across three oceans and five seas. It highlights King Edward VII as the pioneer of modern royal progress, visiting Canada in 1860, opening Ottawa Parliament House, and driving the Victoria Bridge tower at Montreal, then touring Egypt in 1869 and India in 1875 for 17 weeks and over 10000 miles.

Cape Canada Vancouver King Edward VII Parliament House Ottawa Victoria Montreal Egypt India

Nedlin Soles Claim Endurance Under Harsh Plant Wear

An advertisement from The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co promotes Nedlin soles claiming extreme durability in rough plant conditions. Citing R J Doty of Silver Steel Casting Co Milwaukee the copy asserts the soles resist heat and abrasion and last months in heavy use. It also notes Nedlin soles fit many styles for men women and children and can refurbish worn shoes.

Nedlin R. J Doty Silver Steel Casting Company Milwaukee Wisconsin Doty Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co Akron Ohio

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