WANTS NAVY YACHT TO GREET THE 26TH
Providence March 27 Governor Beeckman asked Acting Secretary of the Navy Franklin D Roosevelt to allow Rhode Island to use a navy yacht for the states official party to meet transports bringing from France the 26th Division. If sanctioned the state welcome committee and official party could join the Massachusetts party as troops approach outer Boston harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. I
Beeckman
Navy
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Navy Department
Rhode Island
France
Massachusett
Boston Harbor
Ringgold man praises Sulpherb Tablets as remedy
A Ringgold Georgia resident writes a thankful letter praising Sulpherb Tablets for stomach, bowel, liver and blood issues. He reports dramatic relief after using the sugar coated tablets and notes friends also see benefits. Druggists sell Sulpherb Tablets nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Plemons
Ringgold
Georgia
Mrs Bernson Missing Again in Salem
Mrs Lucy May Coulsby Bernson 19, wife of Chief Quartermaster Alvin E Bernson, disappeared from Maple Avenue home after packing belongings and leaving in a car. She had received strange phone messages and money offers from a woman in Revere, feared to be lured away. husband at sea.
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Salem
Lucy May Coulsby Bernson
Alvin E. Bernson
United States Navy
United States
New York
Victor Bernson
Maple Avenue
Prohibition Topline at Boston City Club Dinner
Brigadier General Ruckman and Admiral Spencer S. Wood spoke at the Boston City Club annual sons of members dinner. Ruckman argued that securing prohibition after the war would yield more than other wartime gains, while Wood lamented returning veterans seeking civilian work and noted soldiers’ sayings about influenza and prohibition. Governor Coolidge and Mayor Peters attended and addressed the gathering of about 600 members and their sons.
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Boston
Ruckman
Spencer S. Wood
Sons of Members
Boston City Club
Club
General Buckman
Admiral Wood
Coolidge
Peters
Douglas C. McMurtrie
Red Cross Institute For Crippled and Disabled Men
New York City
Symphony Hall
American Red Cross
Mayor Peters
Maurice Bourrillon
National Institute For War Cripples
Port Villet
France
M. Louis Alleman
Belgian Institute For War Cok
Ethel Wood
London
Francis Meynell
Percy G. Sharp
Shepherd’s Bush
Machinist Rescues Boy From Drowning in South Weymouth
George W. Hunt Jr., age 3, son of a Ward 5 fire station chauffeur, nearly drowned in Central Street Reservoir. Winfield Harris, a machinist at George Crawford machine shop, saw the boy fall in and leaped from a window to pull him to safety yesterday afternoon.
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George W. Hunt, Jr
Ward 5
South Weymouth
Central Street
Winfield Harris
George Crawford
Harris
Bisulated Magnesia Advertisement Offer Relief
A simple remedy promises instant relief from heartburn belching sour stomach and gas. A tea spoonful of Bisulated Magnesia in half a glass of hot water after meals neutralizes acidity and aids digestion. Sold by druggists everywhere.
Public urged to back US plan for disabled soldiers
Douglas C. McMurtrie warned Boston audiences that public support is essential for rehabilitation programs aiding wounded soldiers. Speakers from several Allied nations described efforts in France, England, and Italy, while Michael Dowling shared his example as a self-reliant double amputee. The message called for training over mere charity and urged temperate, intelligent generosity.
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Boston
New York
Michael J. Dowling
Olivia, Minn
Dowling
Olivia State Bank
France
England
Italy
Peters
McMurtrie
United States
Foch Attends Conference of Council of Four
Paris March 27 Marshal Foch attended the conference of the Council of Four today. Theo Temps expects the four power group will complete the draft of the preliminary treaty tomorrow and then review each article individually.
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Paris
Marshal Foch
Council of Four
Theo Temps
Boston Post welcomes editor Carberry home with banquet
Clifton B. Carberry, Boston Post managing editor, is welcomed back from Europe by more than 150 Post staff members at a Quincy House banquet. Edwin A. Grazier, Post editor and publisher, is honored as chief. Carberry recounts European conditions and the peace conference.
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Boston Post
POST
Clifton B.carberry
Clifton B. Carberry
Europe
Quincy House
Biggost
New England
Edwin A. Grazier
The
Mr. Grazier
Carberry
Mr. Carberry
Edward J. Dunn
Charles E. Young
Wilder D. Quint
F. E. Goodrich
Newton Newkirk
Bingville Bugle
Norman Ritchie
Joseph D. Carlin
A. H. Marchant
Volunteers of America
Olin Downes
Peter Darne
William Howell
Louis F. Conant
Rhoda Stone
Wincarnis general tonic advert promises new strength
An advertising plea extols Wincarnis as a fourfold tonic that builds blood nerves and vitality. It urges readers to demand the genuine product from Edward Lassere Inc with a free sample offer and a small packing charge, citing price and a March 28 Boston Post context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wincarnis
Edward Lassere, Inc
U. S
West 23Rd Street
New York
Contributions Grow for Destitute Mrs Rizzo Family
Funds from Boston area donors are forwarded by the Post to the destitute family of Mrs Rizzo in South Boston. Contributors include Timothy Coffee Mt Cathar Draper Company N H Chelsea S W of Everett Annie Coston Linden Malcolm McLeod Pine Street Waterbury Conn and Mrs Frank Char man Woburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rizzo
South Boston
The
Post
Timothy Coffee
Mt. Cathar
Draper Company
N. H
Chelsea
S. W
Everett
Annie Coston
Lynn Street
Linden
Malcolm McLeod
Pine Street
Waterbury
France Receives $100 Million Credit From Treasury
Washington March 27 France was granted a treasury credit of 100 million dollars while Greece received an additional 3.858 million. Total credits now stand at 2.617 billion for France, 48.412 million for Greece, and 9.036 billion for all allies.
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Washington
France
Treasury
Greece
Tiz Foot Comfort Ad Promotes Quick Relief
An old style advertisement urges readers to buy a 25 cent box of Tiz from druggists or department stores. It claims quick relief from burning, swollen, and tender feet and promises comfortable feet with no more pain or limp. Beware of hesitations.
House debates and actions in Massachusetts legislature
The Massachusetts House declined to pass a resolution revoking ratification of the prohibition amendment and spent much of the session blocking measures. The dog bill was withdrawn from consideration while petitions urged a special Senate session to consider a League of Nations constitution. Additional items covered licensing actions and moves to refer rules, with calls to invite Major General Edwards to speak.
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House of Representatives
House
Committee On Agriculture
Kneeland
Winchester
Rufes
Edwards
Department of the Northeast
Committee On Legal Affairs
Boston Licensing Board
Powers
Newton
R. M. Washburn
Committee On Rules
General Court of Massachusetts
Senate of the United States
League of Nations
United States
Two New Assistant Attorneys General Named
Washington March 27 The appointment of two new assistant attorney generals is expected soon to fill vacancies caused by the resignations of G Carroll Todd and Huston Thompson. Attorney General Palmer is seeking prominent outside lawyers to fill the posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
G. Carroll Todd
Huston Thompson
Federal Trade Commission
Palmer
Massachusetts probes leakage claims into Herrick statement
The Massachusetts Civil Service Commission orders a thorough inquiry into Henry B. Herrick's assertion that he possessed exam questions prior to board tests. It asks Attorney General Attwill to appoint staff to conduct the probe before the General Court reports on April 15, with testimony under oath and an April 3 hearing suggested.
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Massachusetts Civil Service Commission
Henry B. Herrick
Fall River
Henry C. Attwill
Herrick
Commonwealth
General Court
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