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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1919
Page
8
Seattle Mayor Ole Hanson denounces the I W W as dangerous and urges harsh measures to suppress anarchists. He accuses the government of leniency and warns of nationwide violence, promising to resign if authorities fail to act. Hanson links the I W W to the recent bomb plot and pledges strong response.
The article advises guests to consult the hostess before accepting invitations to entertainments or rides. It states a woman may not ask to be excused from a dance unless indisposed and, if excused, should not expect the host to keep the partner for her. It notes a woman cannot refuse to dance with the hostess son if her program allows, and she should not swap partners freely.
At the Wellesley College Cavalry Troop exhibition in the college riding hall, the junior team won the cup and earned individual honors for clever Roman riding. Phoebe Mayo and Katherine Lindsay took top honors in that class, while six girls received college letters for excellence in stunts.
The Post letters discuss concrete government barges with 500 ton capacity in New York State canals. They ask about the fate of the transport Northern Pacific at Vire Island and its dry dock repairs in Brooklyn. Other inquiries seek the location and size of the American Army University near Beaume with 15,000 student soldiers and 600 teachers and report a Pyrenees tunnel project under way since 1904.
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