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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1919
Page
5
New York March 23 LieutCol Theodore Roosevelt told soldiers and sailors at a public event not to let the hero business staled before finding a job He said returning servicemen would apply manliness and honor to daily life as armies disband and urged interest in politics regardless of party.
The elder Roosevelt’s son, praised for war bravery and service, may be nominated next fall for president of the Board of Aldermen. His WWI record includes Major in the Officers Reserve Corps, action at Cantigny, wound at Ploisy, and French War Cross honors. He now aids veterans’ World War I organization work.
Fred S. Johnson of Concord dies at age in the city, ending a career as chief clerk of the New Hampshire Fish and Game Commission for three years and a prior period as deputy United States marshal. He served in public service for many years.
Miss M. Louise Jackson of Cambridge sues for 1000 dollars claiming Haco laid three eggs in May 1918 while in captivity and Norumbega Park failed to pay after proving Haco beat Lizzie. Lizzie reportedly laid two eggs in captivity. Court action centers on egg production claims and damages.
Mrs. M. Henrietta Shaw, 63, died at the First Methodist Church in Pittsfield from acute congestion of the lungs and heart failure after attending the morning service. She collapsed at the top of the stairs while en route to Sunday school and died ten minutes later.
U S Employment Service reports rising unemployment nationwide with 373 088 out of work last week an increase of 16 472. New England shows growing surpluses in Connecticut cities and similar trends in Massachusetts and other states with textile mills and factories halting or reducing shifts.
Charles Cowen of the Zionist Organizations of America spoke at a Greater Boston conference on plans to raise $100000 for the Palestine Restoration Fund in Boston next week. He noted Boston's $10000 quota toward the $3000000 national goal and urged American leadership amid the Russian empire's collapse as key to Jewish world unity.
Dr. Rockwell Clancy of Delhi told Newton listeners that English rule in India is misrepresented by German propaganda and that India's wartime conduct shows England has treated India well. He spoke at the Newton Centre Methodist Church and the Newton Highlands M E Church during his US visit for the centenary movement.
Boston Public Garden abandons tulip beds due to high bulb costs and Dutch supply issues. Park Commissioner John Shea plans shrubbery renewal around monuments and benches, with shrubs clustered near relics and renewed vine-covered seating. Roses pansies and wall-flowers return later, but shrubbery dominates the landscape for the season.
At the Great Powers council in Paris on March 22 the Poland corridor plan dominates debate. The Cambon committee favors a 60 mile sea access corridor through East Prussia, detaching Prussia’s eastern section from Germany and adding about 1.5 million Germans to Poland. Lloyd George and Wilson fear denationalization risks war. A revision is under discussion while boundary commissions tread cautiously on Danzig and Lemberg.
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