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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1919

Page

6

Brockton Jitneys to Heep Running

Several local jitney bus drivers say they will operate Sunday morning despite an ordinance revoking licenses at midnight Saturday. They contend counsel advised the measure unconstitutional and not depriving workers of a livelihood.

Brockton

Mexico Orders Puebla Officials to Spare Jenkins

Washington reports that the Mexican acting minister of foreign affairs has told the American embassy Puebla authorities must not molest William O. Jenkins, U S consul agent. Jenkins was arrested on charges of collusion tied to his kidnapping by bandits, released after arrest and confined to his home.

Washington Mexico City Puebla William O. Jenkins Jenkins

Kidneys and Bladder Bother Explained and Treated

A noted authority explains that uric acid irritates the kidneys and bladder causing burning and frequent night trips. Suggests four ounces of rad Salts nightly for two or three days to neutralize urine acids and restore normal function with Jad Salts as a harmless remedy.

Prohibition Group Allocates Global Fight Funds

The National Woman’s Christian Temperance Union budgeted 60,000 dollars yearly for five years to advance world wide prohibition. South America receives 33,500, India 11,000, China 9,300, Mexico 1,000, Ceylon 1,000, Japan 875, with 3,325 to be apportioned. No funds go to tobacco legislation. Ella Gleason lauds Governor Coolidge as a state pride.

ST. Louis National Women’s Christian Temperance Union South America India China Mexico Ceylon Japan Ella Gleason Massachusetts Coolidge Bunker Hill Plymouth Rock

Horace A Stone Sails From Mobile to Buenos Aires

Anxiety over the schooner Horace A Stone eased when a cablegram announced she reached Buenos Aires on Monday. The four masted vessel with 860,900 feet of lumber sailed Mobile July 2 and took 115 days, longer than the usual 60 to 75 days.

Boston Horace A. Stone Mobile Buenos Ayres

Home for Sisters at Arlington Church Purchases Property

St. Agnes Church parish in Arlington buys a two and a half acre tract at the Medford and Warren streets junction. The main house and the late Warren W. Rawson property provide space for the sisters, with two additional houses facing the church property on Medford street.

St. Agnes’ Church Arlington Medford and Warren Streets Warren W. Rawson Medford Street

Two Big Brighton Cats Have No Fear of Dogs

Tom and Jerry two %-pound tiger cats roam the Brighton Brookline reservoir area hunting field mice and taunting dogs. They box each other for amusement and dodge cars on Commonwealth avenue, undefeated in encounters with dogs. Owned by Miss Clara Thwing Foss of 284 Foster Street Brighton.

Tom and Jerry Brighton-Brookline Jerry Tom Commonwealth Avenue Clara Thwing Foss Foster Street Brighton Tom and

Boston Today's Events Color Civic, Industrial Programs

Trade commissioners from four nations arrive in Boston to break fast at Copley Plaza as guests of the Chamber of Commerce. A two day program follows with luncheons, dinners, fairs, lectures and receptions across city venues including the State House, Huntington School, and Boston City Club.

Great Britain France Italy Belgium Boston Copley Plaza Hotel Chamber of Commerce Ladies’ Social and Benevolent Association First Baptist Church Malden Copley Plaza State House New England Women’s Press Club Bellevue Hotel Boston Shoe Trades Club High Street W. Stanwood Field John Fisher Anderson Huntington School Sidelia Club Arlington Street Katharine D. Harwick Department Civilian Relief American Red Cross Hawkins Street Village Congregational Church River Street Dorchester State Court Daughters of Isabella American House Peter F.O' Tague Boston City Club Eliot Congregational Church Newton Church Chapel Trades Conference Faneuil Hall Metal Trades Council Charlestown Navy Yard James Norman Hall Jordan Hall North Bennet Street Industrial School

Chelsea Theatre presents Maggie Pepper at Shawmut venue

Young Men's Hebrew Association of Chelsea stages Maggie Pepper at the Chelsea Theatre this evening. Boston Catholic Cemetery Association holds a meeting at Guild Hall located at 2874 Washington Street Roxbury.

Shawmut Theatre Roxbury Young Men’s Hebrew Aassociation of Chelsea Maggie Pepper Chelsea Theatre Boston Catholic Cemetery Association Meeting Guild Hall Washington Street

Washington Times Sold to Hearst

Arthur Bris bane announces sale of the Washington Times and the Wisconsin News of Milwaukee to William Randolph Hearst. Sale price not disclosed.

Washington Times Hearst Washington Arthur Brisbane Wisconsin News of Milwaukee William Randolph Hearst

Nordenstedt Charged With Manslaughter in Sterling Inn Case

Worcester man Ernest Nordenstedt faced a Superior Criminal Court trial for the death of Constable George E. Peesoe after a Sept. 19 fight at the Sterling Inn. District Attorney Estey said the second degree murder charge was not pressed. jury to be impaneled tomorrow.

Worcester Ernest Nordenstedt George EE. Peesoe Sterling Sterling Inn Superior Criminal Court Edward IL. Shaw Edward T. Estey Nordenstedt Peesoe

Civil War Veteran James K. Parker Shoots Self in Great Barrington

Despondent over his and his wife's ill health 76 year old James K. Parker, father of Congressman John S. Parker of Salem New York and Commander Edward Parker USN, committed suicide this morning by a .82 caliber revolver shot in a back lot near his home.

Great Barrington James K. Parker John S. Parker Salem N. Y Edward Parker

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