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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1919
Page
6
Captain Hugh J. Lee formerly with the district attorney’s office and in charge of the Dudley street station left an estate of 33500 dollars, with 25000 dollars in personal property, according to an inventory filed yesterday in the Suffolk probate office.
Villa forces proclaim General Felipe Angeles provisional President and Villa as secretary of war. The move, amid major military actions, prompts Carranza to seek U S troop movements through Texas New Mexico and Arizona. The situation is viewed as the gravest since Carranza’s victory over Villa three years ago.
Officials weigh a possible Mexican political shift tied to Felipe Angeles and the Felicista forces in southern Mexico. U S. officials demand assurances of protection for Americans during any troop movements through U S. territory and Mexico cites its inability to guarantee such protections. Angeles, known for munitions work for France, is noted as a favored presidential prospect in earlier Niagara Falls talks.
Joseph A. Clement, active Republican League member in Ward 7, is appointed assistant secretary to Congressman Tinkham of the 11th district. Born in Bellows Falls Vermont, 30 years ago, he lived in Cambridge Mass and worked 15 years for United Shoe Machinery. He leads local clubs and lodges and has headed war committees in Ward 7.
Boston letter from James A Crowley dated May 29 1919 argues there are two groups on union affiliation those seeking more light and those ready to affiliate with the A F L Citing May 29 1919 Post report on Men Teachers Are Organized he says the goal was to unite Boston male teachers and that discussion on affiliation rights and obligations was not the aim.
The Philomatheia Club auxiliary to Boston College invites members to a luncheon for officers at Commonwealth Country Club Chestnut Hill next Thursday at 12 30 PM. Mrs Dennis J Mahoney chairs the committee and reservations are requested for guests. The new officers include Mrs Vincent Roberts president Mrs Martha Moore Avery first vice president Mrs M J McCarthy second vice president the Rev Gerald F Tracey S J spiritual director and treasurer Mrs Minnie E Davenport recording secretary and Mrs Fred B Quinn corresponding secretary.
A brief look at Mr. Carberry's condensation of the Vagabond stories praises its charm and notes teachers urge students to read the Post daily as part of literary education.
A narrator recounts meeting the vagabond artist Paragot and his love for Joanna Rosworth. Paragot’s deception and Bohemian life unravel after a dramatic revelation of Gaston de Nerac’s deathbed confession. Joanna marries Major Walters. Paragot reforms with Blanquette, and the narrator reflects on happiness and loyalty amid faded dreams.
A critical note praises William J Locke for his extensive list of novels including The Beloved Vagabonds and Stella Maris. It highlights his distinctive narration, atmospheric charm, and the whimsical, impractical characters who defy convention and spark quiet delight.
The document lists titles and print dates for a series of literary condensations. Entries include Dickens David Copperfield on May 1 and Kipling Captains Courageous on May 3 with additional novels and dates through May 29.
The American freighter Satsuma under Captain M Hawkins arrived from Montevideo Uruguay on a return voyage after being released by the Navy Department. It proceeded to Commonwealth pier to discharge 6000 bales of wool and 6500 green hides.
An advertisement touts internal health and warns kidneys fail from strain. It emphasizes uric acid crystals risk urinary damage and Bright's Disease, urging early action with GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules imported from Holland and promising refunds if ineffective.
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