25 Mar 1919
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1919
Page
1
President Wilson and Allied premiers held a conference to speed up peace completion while sidetracking other issues. The situation in Europe was described as very serious with Reds gaining control of Budapest.
Mayor Peters and city council members will travel to New York to meet Brigadier General Charles H. Cole on his return from overseas service. The delegation will depart Boston once the Aquitania is reported nearing American shores after docking at Brest to embark troops during its voyage from Liverpool.
South Hadley and Danvers voted for liquor licenses yesterday. South Hadley backed license 2442 to 239, first majority in 22 years. Danvers approved 719 to 583, the town’s first wet vote in 27 years.
Three of the four seaplanes designated for the May Atlantic crossing are at Rockaway Beach naval air station with a fourth under construction. Minor modifications are being made as trial flights are planned within a week to 10 days, with the actual jump-off point set further north.
Mrs. Mary C. Bullock of Guilford sues for $1000 in Windham court over a threatened horsewhipping of George Pixley at White's livery stable Brattleboro. Bullock says Pixley refused to pay $2 for dry wood. Pixley says she threatened to beat him if payment was not made by week’s end.
Washington March 24 The Internal Revenue Bureau will give full weight to evidence from the Industrial Board of the Department of Commerce when revising tax returns of corporations for inventory shrinkages. Commissioner Roper told Chairman Peek the bureau aims to administer relief provisions of the new act intelligently and to bridge the gap between wartime inflated prices and a normal price level.
Four year old Samuel Poole Jr. clung to a toy dog and fell sixty feet from his home roof at 2812 Warren Street Roxbury. He escaped with a slight cut above the left eye, credited to a rolled bed quilt left in the yard that broke his fall. The toy dog caused the accident. Continued on Page 3-Fifth Column.
Paris March 24 AP The Supreme Council is not likely to publish immediate official communiques. The deliberations today are expected to influence covenant terms and treaty stance rather than provide direct statements.
Lieutenant General Sir Frederick Shaw bans meetings or processions in Dublin city and county on De Valera arrival date. No gathering permitted without police license. Proclamation aims to control public demonstration and ensure order during the event.
Louis La Court former private detective dies at Relief Hospital after being shot by his wife Gertrude in an automobile in front of 124 North Street. Mrs La Court arrested on murder charge while in Municipal Court she faced assault with intent to kill bail set at 15000 and she was jailed.
President Wilson met with Premiers Clemenceau Lloyd George and Orlando at the foreign office for an hour amid concern over revolutions in eastern Europe and slow Paris conference progress. Wilson favors energetic action to hasten completion as a main topic for the supreme war council and conference.
London dispatch reports urgency to finish peace terms within a week as great powers push a final treaty. President Wilson and the premiers will focus on shaping terms while the Supreme Council may not convene. One delegate calls it a race between peace and anarchy.
Dispatches from three distant European sources to the State Department today indicate rising activity and potential shifts in regional tensions. The notices anchor expectations of imminent moves affecting diplomacy and strategic posture.
Yesterday's temperatures were recorded at Thompson's Spa with times and figures showing values from morning to night. The report lists multiple readings with averages around the mid forties to mid fifties, noting higher and lower points throughout the day.
Paris reports Henri Allize French minister at The Hague recalled to undertake a mission to Vienna with the title of extraordinary envoy. His assistant will be Francois Romieu, formerly attached to Berlin and Vienna embassies.
A Czecho Slovak army has been dispatched to Hungary as confirmed by an official Vienna report forwarded to Copenhagen on March 24. The move marks a significant escalation in regional tensions amid the Hungarian crisis and involves deployment of troops across the border.
Today marks a centennial anniversary of a massacre of 20 000 Christians in Persia in 1015. A year ago today British forces checked a German advance in northern France. London reports the US steamship Chattahoochee sunk off the English coast. British positions in Palestine extended nine miles toward Es Salt.
Forecast for New England calls for fair conditions Tuesday and probably Wednesday with little temperature change. Winds along the Atlantic coast will be fresh northwest to moderate north and northwest. High pressure maintains, but eases east of the Mississippi. temperatures near or above normal.
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