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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1919
Page
5
Ferdinand A. Wyman, a veteran Boston public utility lawyer, was honored with a dinner by members of the Boston bar at the City Club. He has accumulated fifty years of work in commercial, financial, and legal fields.
Savings banks and trust companies across New England offer to loan up to 80 percent of Liberty bonds or buy fully paid or partly paid bonds using the prior day Boston Stock Exchange price. They warn bondholders to consult reputable brokers and emphasize a 25 cent commission per $50 bond, supporting Treasury guidance to curb questionable securities deals.
The article describes recruitment and reorganization across German states with the Reichwehr absorbing volunteers from Alsace Lorraine districts. Bavaria shows no Noske plan effort, while Brunswick seeks a brigade. Americans suspect mobilization of volunteers for potential Poland clashes and Munster Seventh Corps forms noncommissioned officer training schools.
The body of Penn Private Goldsmith, 32, was recovered yesterday afternoon from the Charles River near a hospital by West Roxbury police. He had been missing from the base hospital since Friday night and was said to be despondent over an unpaid discharge. Authorities noted cuts on both wrists.
Congressman elect John F Fitzgerald denies all material claims in the Norfolk Superior Court suit brought by Homer Albers of Brookline. Albers says Fitzgerald retained him on October 1, 1918 for legal work linked to Fitzgeralds congressional bid including complaints about illegal primary voting and appearances before the Bal lot Law Commission and Boston court hearings.
Americans who study enemy forces say the Reichwehr appears more a haphazard growth than a regular army. Defense minister Noske had said it would be about 250000 men with brigades aligned to old corps districts. In Prussia efforts followed the 2% brigade plan, except for the Third Corps district where von Luettwitz’s volunteer army corps adds about a thousand troops.
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