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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1919

Page

12

Roxy riot defendants receive prison terms in Roxbury court

Judge Hayden yesterday sentenced several May Day rioters in Roxbury Court to six months or 18 months for rioting and assault. Names include Summit, Luck, Rumille, Gallamini, Kuish, Tenore, Klasko, Kruptuch, Sareka, Jankofski, Paganan, Gap-paini, Lalucci, Chaldish, Grenardine, Lubovitz, Derrick, and Turkot. Seven defendants were found not guilty. All denied being at Dudley Street Opera House events or the parade.

Hayden Roxbury Lex Summit Marcella Street Roxury August Luck Highland Street Oxbury Arturo Rumille Atchelder Street Yoseph Gallamini Wall Street West End Aleck Kuish Joseph Tenore West Quincy Michael Klasko Aleck Kruptuch Knapton’street Lynn Mike Sareka Morris Street Ignatius Jankofski M Lynn Henry Paganan Quincy Leopold Gappaini Liugt Lalucci Max Chaldish Boston Jagomer Grenardine Charles Lubovitz Philip Derrick Andre Turkot Dudley Street Opera House

Will call troops in Carmen's strike

Windsor Ont May 12 Because of rioting which broke out here this afternoon as the result of attempts of the Sandwich Windsor Amherstburg Street Railway Company to use strike breakers on its cars local authorities announced they would ask that a company of home guards be sent from London Ont to assist in preserving order The employees demanding increased wages have been out several days.

Sandwich, Windsor & Amherstburg Street Railway Company London Ont

Sage and Sulphur Compound for Darker Hair

Old time remedy of Sage Tea and Sulphur revived for darkening gray hair. Modern Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound is sold in drug stores. Applied with a comb or brush, it darkens hair by morning and adds a glossy, full look.

Wyeth

Protestant Churches Leaders Share Messages This Week

John Quincy Adams of the Episcopalian Club of Massachusetts will speak on Christianity in Business at St Paul Cathedral Friday at 5 p m. Nathan R Wood of Gordon Bible College lectured yesterday at 28 Pemberton square and will address other meetings this week. The Dudley Street Baptist Church marks its centennial tonight with addresses by Rev F F Petersen and Miss Nan F Weeks. The Marantha Tabernacle holds a baptism at Broadway Baptist Church Cambridge tomorrow at 7 30 p m with several candidates and Pastor Rev H B Killam lecturing on immersionist themes. A paper on The Church in China by Rev T B Campbell S S J E was read at Church of St John the Evangelist Bowdoin street. Rev Fletcher D Parker of the Boston City Missionary Society speaks to Essex North Association at Newbury tomorrow.

John Quincy Adams The Episcopalian Club of Massachusetts Cathedral Church of St. Paul Nathan R. Wood Gordon Bible College Pemberton Square Dudley Street Baptist Church F. F. Petersen Nan F. Weeks Marantha Tabernacle Broadway Baptist Church Cambridge H. B. Killam Jesus Christ Lord Jesus Christ China Church of St. John the Evangelist Bowdoin Street T. B. Campbell Fletcher D. Parker Boston City Missionary Society Essex North Association of Congregational Churches Newbury

Soldier Farmers Returning To Land In Postwar Return

Washington May 12 The Department of Agriculture reports most soldiers who entered the army from farms are returning to farming after discharge. Farm help specialists debunk claims that 75 to 90 percent seek other jobs. In one camp 98 percent of discharged soldier-farmers went back to the land.

Washington Department of Agriculture

Bonfires and Fireworks Mark England Treaty Day

London reports huge pyrotechnic displays planned for England's peace treaty day with bonfires atop hills and towns and brilliant public fireworks. Civic authorities arrange spectacles while private displays strain manufacturers' capacity.

England London

Casualties Update Shows 8 Fatalities in Nationwide Roll

War Department release lists 248 total casualties with eight fatalities, 18 slightly wounded, and one missing in action. New England reports no deaths and 28 wounded, with one severely wounded and two undetermined. Remaining categories include killed in action and wounded with varying degrees, all showing the ongoing human cost.

War Department New England

New England Boys on Casualty List

Official casualty list names many New England youths and men wounded or reported in various towns across Rhode Island, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont and beyond. Individuals include Teddie Couhie in Central Falls and Joseph Zeiser in Rocky Hill among others listed with addresses spanning Newport to Burlington.

Massachusetts Knights of Columbus Meet in Boston Today

Twenty sixth annual Massachusetts State Council gathering at the Hotel Somerset after a 9 a.m. mass at St. Cecilia's. Concurrently the American Booksellers Association opens a three day convention at Copley Plaza. Luncheons feature Brigadier General Lord and Mayor Hanson with talks at the Boston City Club. Evening events include a Ninth Regiment Veterans Corps banquet and several community and charitable activities across Dorchester Roxbury and East Boston.

Massachusetts State Council of the Knights of Columbus Somerset St. Cecilia’s Church American Booksellers’ Association Copley Plaza Herbert M. Lord Boston Chamber of Commerce Boston City Club Ole Hanson Seattle Wash Employers’ Association of Eastern Massachusetts Ninth Regiment Veterans Corps Ninth Regiment Veterans’ Corps Old Franklin Washington Street Boston Marine Society Brunswick Massachusetts Chiropody Association, Inc Gould Hall Boylston Place Boy East Boston Soldiers and Sailors’ Welfare Committee Dudley Street Harvard State Armory Massachusetts Avenue

Huge estate seized as enemy alien's legacy in New York

The enemy alien property custodian claims a $4,253,387 estate of Herman Sielcken, former head of Grossman and Sielcken, who died an enemy alien in Baden Baden in 1917. He left Baden Baden city $60,000 and a hospital a similar sum, with the bulk to his wife in Baden Baden.

New York Herman Sielcken Grossman & Sielicken Baden-Baden Germany

Catholic Church Notes and Local Diocese Activities

Cardinal O Connell will administer the Sacrament of Confirmation at St Josephs Roxbury Thursday. Delegates from this diocese attend a national conference in Washington to plan Americanization. 40 hours devotion covers five parish churches Friday. Rev Francis J Spellman to preach at St Marys Dedham next Sunday. Ladies Sodality Neponset to hold social at Bloomfield Hall Dorchester Thursday. Novena in honor of St Rita at St Marys North End opens tonight. Father Connor assigned as assistant priest to a Pittsfield parish.

Cardinal O’connell St. Joseph’s Church Roxbury Francis EK. Slattery League of Catholic Women Theresa Dacey Catherine Delaney National Catholic War Council Washington Francis J. Spellman D. D St. Mary’s Church Dedham Ladies’ Sodality of St. Ann’s Church Neponset Bloomfield Hall Dorchester North End George A. Sonter Father Connor Pittsfield Beaven

Telephone Service Protested in New York

New York May 12 The Merchants Association reports growing complaints about deteriorating telephone service in New York City. The association has forwarded concerns to the New York Telephone Company and seeks a frank explanation for the decline in efficiency and reliability impacting business callers.

New York New York City Merchants’ Association New York Telephone Company

U S Bids Accept Brazil Bonds in Debt Settlement

Paris proposals from Britain and France suggest the United States take notes and bonds of Brazil and other South American republics as part payment for loans. The move aims to curb European influence in the Americas under the Monroe Doctrine. State department officials say the United States does not seek to influence Brazil’s internal affairs. Brazilian journalist Madeiros de Albuquerque’s criticisms surprised Washington, though he had praised U S war effort and Pan American ties during his seven months in the United States.

Washington Paris United States Brazil Rio Janeiro Madeiros de Albuquerque State Department New York

Pastors Change in Methodist Churches

Lawrence May 12 Eastern conference of Primitive Methodist churches announces changes in pastorates. Revs Lee Ashton Second Church Brooklyn New York O Cooper Third Church Fall River A Humphries First Church New Bedford W B Taylor Lansdale R I W T Blackebey Providence R I N W Matthews Lowell Joseph Holden Methuen.

Captain Thom Receives New Appointment

Captain Thom is named to a new post with the Committee for Mental Hygiene in cooperation with the United States Public Health Service and Red Cross. The group handles reconstruction work for soldiers with mental troubles after Thom resigned his state position to join the army in 1917 as the corps youngest captain.

Committee For United States Public Health Service Red Cross Thom Army

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