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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1919
Page
2
Daisy explains the plate needs a dark room to develop, implying the claim rests on photographic process requirements. The remark contrasts belief about Tove with practical development needs.
In Lenox Miss Fifi Widener, 17, daughter of Mrs. Joseph B. Widener of Philadelphia, is under care of Dr. Edward P. Hale for throat illness. Mrs. Widener says reports of a Philadelphia marriage plot are false and that the move to Lenox is for health, following a Palm Beach stay and her brother in law P. A. B. Widener’s funeral.
Arrests of Ty and Nellie Barnard a man and wife at actress Margaret Islington's Ossining New York home followed a barn find in Pittsfield of $1000 worth of linen silver and other household goods said to have been stolen from Dr. H. T. Dryett of Rome New York by the Barnards who were employed as servants there.
New York May 19 A jury was completed today for the treason trial of William J. Robinson in federal court He is charged as a messenger between German agents in the United States and Holland and is one of several co defendants with Jeremiah A O Leary who was recently acquitted on most conspiracy charges
Paris May 17 German newspapers begin publishing excerpts of the peace treaty. Allies and associated governments say if Germans publish the text there is no need for the official summary and will circulate the exact passages that appear in German papers.
Peter Novak shared rent but lacked a key while Stanley Cox held it. After Peter returned home late he rapped for entry and was taunted for drinking. In a struggle Peter restrained Stanley, injuring him. police charged Peter who was fined five dollars in Central Court.
Washington May 19 The Supreme Court ordered a reargument of test proceedings on the constitutionality of the 1916 income tax act provisions taxing stock dividends as income. Arguments will be heard next fall.
About 600 women in the Thomas G Plant stitching dept threaten to walk out this morning. Union leaders say total strikers exceed 3200 as production is tied up. Some seek work elsewhere after refusals to bargain with allied shoe unions.
Patrolman Timothy O'Brien of City Hall Avenue station protests that the Navy Department officially lists him dead to block back pay. He has appealed to Congressman Tinkham and sought aid at the first naval district, where an official form for next of kin burial expenses shows a $100 payout.
Washington reports that at the current pace the navy is returning the expeditionary army from France and expects that all but about 400000 soldiers will be back in the United States by July 1. The brief item notes the ongoing demobilization with emphasis on pace and scale of arrivals.
Secretary Daniels stated that 400,000 forces could be brought back to the United States by July 1. He added that up to 300,000 of the remaining troops in France could be recalled during July if needed.
An advertisement promotes Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as a tonic for men to maintain vigor and kidney health. It claims daily use keeps the body in class A, improves spirits and muscles, and supports hard work. Available in three sealed package sizes with a money back guarantee.
Gladys Coleman in Society World advises women to apply pure liquid silmerine with a toothbrush after brushing. She claims the morning result will show natural looking curls with no streaks or stickiness, and a small amount lasts months.
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