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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1919
Page
5
In New York on May 20 the National Association of Manufacturers adopted a resolution urging private ownership of all railroads and telegraph and telephone lines under federal incorporation and a single federal regulatory board. The resolution supports federal control with private ownership and centralized oversight.
Spalding, the hero of William Johnston's mystery, makes a startling discovery in the next installment of The House of Whispers in the Boston Post Sunday Magazine.
New York aboard the Norwegian bark Superior arrives three months after it vanished near Bali while bound from Manila to New York. Captain learns his ship had been declared lost and remains unaware of the mystery surrounding its disappearance.
A Franklin Park puma exhibit details its calm daytime routine and fierce defense when cornered. At night the lions prowl and howl, waking other animals as the zoo echoes with the cries of the great captive beasts.
Two full blooded American pumas at Franklin Park Zoo lounge atop a cage shelf in a daylong trance. The famed Boston pair, four years old, are agile yet appear peaceful with dreamy eyes. Though said to sleep, their watchful gaze remains half open, a paradox of ferocious lineage and tranquil pose.
The St Augustine's parish in South Boston plans an annual children’s procession next Sunday afternoon led by Rev Joseph F. Coppinger J Vl. P Cardinal OConnell will administer the sacrament of confirmation to several classes of boys and girls next Saturday morning The Missions Church Roxbury will hold its second May procession at the church next Sunday evening
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