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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1919

Page

4

Will scrap victors of Santiago

Washington April 30 Three of the four battleships that helped destroy the Spanish fleet off Santiago in 1898 the Indiana Massachusetts and Iowa are to be placed out of commission and their names reassigned to new super dreadnoughts. The Oregon will retain her name and remain with the Pacific fleet. Indiana Massachusetts and Iowa will become coast battleships Nos 1 2 and 4 with final disposition undecided likely scrapped or used as targets. Indiana to name a new battleship No 50 Massachusetts to Nos 53 Town to No 64.

Washington Santiago Indiana Massachusetts Iowa Navy Department Oregon South America Cervera Pacific Texas New York Navy Yard Town The Department Robley D Fighting Bob) Evans

Fisherman Rescued by Government Boat Near Chebeague Island

Portland news reports Fred F. Johnson 29 of Bailey Island believed drowned after a fishing craft capsized near Great Chebeague Island at noon. Scott Leeman, also from Bailey Island, was rescued by government boats this afternoon. An unrelated ad urges bond purchases with high interest.

Portland Fred F. Johnson Bailey Island Scott Leeman Great Chebeague Island

Honors 10 War Heroes Are Vetoed

Mayor Peters vetoes eight city actions including six renaming squares for Boston WWI heroes. Also rejects a $5 nightly rent increase for Faneuil Hall and denies half pay pension for Jeremiah J Crowley, former public works employee.

Peters Boston Faneuil Hall Jeremiah J. Crowley Public Works Department Boston State Hospital

Boston Mayor vetoes war hero square names in open spaces

The mayor vetoes eight proposed public‑space names honoring fallen Boston troops. He urges a formal survey by military men and city representatives to select honorees, delaying action on current names to ensure fairness and proper process.

Washington and Market Streets Chestnut Will Avenue Coyle Square Ashland Street Hyde Park Avenue Shea Square Savin Hill McConnell Park Highland Marcella Streets Thomas V. Murray Warren Street Warren Place Harrison Avenue Eugene Galligan Square Broadway Dorchester Street Perkins Square Boston Counci

Massachusetts Plans Split of State Departments into Twenty

A legislative committee agrees to reorganize ten existing departments into twenty under the 66th constitutional amendment, approved by voters last November. The proposed list includes the Secretary of the Commonwealth, treasurer, auditor, attorney general, agriculture, conservation, banking and insurance, corporations and taxation, education, civil service and registration, industrial accidents, labor and industries, mental diseases, correction, public welfare, public health, public safety, public works, public utilities, and metropolitan district.

Legislative Committee On Administration and Commissions Orore Massachusetts the Commonwealth

Labor Board bars unilateral withdrawal from disputes

The War Labor Board rules that the common law right to withdraw from arbitration does not apply to industrial controversies. The decision refuses to grant Akin-Erskine Milling Company of Evansville Indiana the privilege to withdraw a labor dispute from board consideration. Employers and workers who jointly submit to the board must await its final award.

Washington War Labor Board Akin-Erskine Milling Company Evansville Ind

Communists flee Munich as government advances grows

Reported from Berlin on April 28 that Communist leaders are fleeing Munich amid Bavarian government troops advance. Landauer and Fechenbach vanish and Fechenbach is arrested at Ulm. Communists lack coal, heat with wood, and cut trees in streets. Government HQ moves to avoid crowd, tribunals replace courts, Cronauer named chief justice. North of Munich troops seize a Communist airdrome and arrest its commander.

Berlin Associated Press Munich Herr Landauer Popular Enlightenment Herr Fechenbach Wisner Fechenbach Ulm Bavaria Hofbrau Haus Krupp

Uncle Sam Bonds Drive Urges Public Support

A civic note urges citizens to buy government bonds to fund national bills. It emphasizes personal responsibility and collective duty, calling on individuals to contribute their share through bond purchases.

Uncle Sam Sam

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