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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1919
Page
10
The Catholic Party secured 73 seats in the Chamber of Deputies with the Socialists at 70 after Sunday's vote. Liberals took 34 seats, Front party five, National Regeneration one, Six-Soldiers' two, and Middle Class two.
Michael Crosson faces fines after distribution of circulars marked with crosses aimed at disrupting an election. The case cites violation of election laws and details of the printed materials are noted.
In Central Court yesterday Judge Murray fined an unnamed individual $20 for distributing dates near polling places within 350 feet of the election sites. The action highlights strict enforcement of polling place proximity rules.
About 60 working girls attended a Y W C A event at the College of Liberal Arts last night. No men were admitted while performers wore masculine attire and the M S G was represented. The committee included Charlotte Spencer Dorothea Fall and Martha Pollock.
Advertisers claim Pape's Diapepsin neutralizes stomach acidity and relieves indigestion within moments. The tablets are presented as pleasant and harmless, inexpensive at drug stores, and provide quick comfort from belching gas acids and sourness.
Weather permitting New England residents may view a morning solar eclipse starting at 7 49 a m with maximum darkening around 9 05 to 9 10 a m and complete ending by 10 28 a m Smoked glasses are advised and improvised viewers may use a stray glass over a gas jet or a match for brief looks.
Windsor Ontario November delegates from 50 Canadian cities endorsed the Great Lakes to Atlantic waterways project. O P Craig Duluth said the route via Welland Canal St Lawrence would bring markets closer and cut transport costs. MP Frank Keefer Port Arthur said farmers in Parliament support it and would back government help. Speakers cited coal resource savings and reduced Atlantic harbor congestion.
A reader’s guide urges neat hair as a sign of taste and recommends using a proper shampoo rather than all purpose cleansers. It suggests dissolving a teaspoon of canthrax in hot water to create a wash for the entire scalp, claiming to remove dandruff oil and dirt, leaving hair fluffy with lustre and healthy scalp.
Washington November 19 The House formally adjourned at 4 02 p m six months after convening in a special session The adjournment followed President Wilsons word that he did not object The vote to adopt the adjournment resolution was 55 to 5.
President Wilson signed the equipment trust bill to reimburse the government for rail locomotives and cars bought during federal control and approved extending dye import restrictions until January. A short recess will precede the regular session on December 1 with 60 members present.
Theodore Roosevelt boards the steamship Vauban in New York for Buenos Aires. He serves as secretary of the American Ship and Commerce Corporation and travels for the company’s interests in South America. The Vauban carries 550 passengers with 20 in first cabin.
Two West Roxbury milk dealers faced arraignment before Judge Perrins in West Roxbury Court. William A. Schaffner was found guilty and fined 15 dollars. Ernest Hanavos, charged as an unlicensed dealer and for selling substandard milk, was fined 10 dollars on each count and appealed.
Richard J. Francis, 30, of Hammond terrace Roxbury was sentenced to three months in the House of Correction by Judge Hayden in Roxbury Municipal Court yesterday for assaulting his blind wife. He pleaded not guilty and entered an appeal after sentencing.
National officers of the Women's Christian Temperance Union were re elected at the convention in St. Louis with Miss Anna A Gordon of Evanston Illinois chosen to lead as president once more.
Washington reports Lt Belvin W Maynard told a House sub committee that insufficient pilot training caused deaths in the transcontinental Derby. He noted desk‑bound officers supervised by junior officers testing fitness and urged better flying fields and a separate aronautics department with strict testing.
Captain Edwin H. Cooper former official photographer of the Yankee Division received another threat to his life yesterday. A radical sympathizer telephoned the Department of the Northeast headquarters and the call was traced to a pay station. The message warned Lay off the publicity or I will not be beneficial to your health.
Three New England girls will represent Vassar College at the intercollegiate conference in Des Moines Iowa on December 26 to 28. Named delegates include Gladys Noft Ware Massachusetts Marion Keith Greenfield Mass and Barbara Swain Boston. If allowed to send extra, Caroline Ware Brookline Julia Buckland and Emily Welch New Haven Conn may join as additional delegates.
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