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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1919
Page
10
Boston writer Charles Franklin Jones argues that victory in World War I creates liberty hopes for others, but only if they have food. He asserts nations must be fed first to think clearly and adopt freedom, recalling a doctor’s lesson about meals before medicine and urging more billions to feed nations so they can accept the cure.
Bangor Maine May 7 John Cassidy witness James W Cassidy son and trustee of a 10 million dollar estate testified that his father’s timber lands yielded about one percent and other investments about two and a half percent He noted the lands totaling over 200000 acres were retained from sentiment and that his sister refused marriage while their father lived as she stayed away from home.
James W Cassidy faces probing questions from Boston lawyers as he describes the Cassidy mansion and the removal of his sister Roselle Rice’s body. He recounts family tensions over the will, disputes among Mary Lucy and John, and notes estate income figures while denying some accusations.
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Lawrence May 7 All members of trades unions on strike ordered to return to work tomorrow morning and submit grievances to arbitration. Members with in abeyance demands will also accept arbitration to clear differences with employers. Concluded after conferences by international representatives of unions and employers. Carpenters painters and building trades laborers among those on strike. Big contracts for the American Woolen Company tied up for weeks.
Private advices report the British steamer Iperia from Bussorah to New York and the Norwegian ship Svalen from Baltimore to Rio de Janeiro collided off the Azores, both seriously damaged, with attempts to reach St Michaels. Also noted is news that Field Marshal French’s account of World War blunders will appear in The Post as an exclusive feature starting Saturday.
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