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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1919

Page

2

Crisis in Mexico prompts potential U S intervention

Secretary Lansing pushes for a U S rescue of Jenkins with a Monday deadline. If Carranza resists, the Wilson administration contemplates swift diplomatic break and a combined military and naval operation, seizing rail lines and advancing toward Pueblo while Mexico pacifies. Separate notes report Obregon’s campaign path, rebel activity near Saltillo, and covert arms dealings in Europe tied to Carranza.

Carranza United States Lansing Jenkins Wilson Vera Cruz Pueblo Jenkin Mexico America Alvaro Obregon

General Felipe Angeles Reported Not Executed

Travelers arriving in El Paso from Chihuahua City claim General Felipe Angeles, a Villa movement leader, has not been executed and was to face a court martial in Chihuahua City that night. The report counters earlier claims of his death and notes his capture by Carranza troops.

EL ‘Paso Tex Felipe Angeles Villa Carranza Chihuahua City Mexico

Cambridge teachers seek $600 raise to prevent brain drain

Miss Florence E. Hunter, president of the Cambridge Teachers' Club, says unskilled laborers earn more than public school teachers. She frames this wage gap as a key reason for demanding a $600 yearly salary increase, warning that without it capable women will leave teaching and schools will rely on the lowest-class workers.

America Cambridge Hunter Florence E. Hunter Cambridge Teachers’ Club

Middle with class to save U S from disaster

Professor Harry S. Ward formerly of Boston University and now at Union Theological Seminary spoke at the Ford Hall forum last night. He warned that only intelligent action by the middle class can avert the looming industrial disaster in the United States.

United States United States Steel Corporation Harry S. Ward Boston University Union Theological Seminary New York

Tinsel Embroidery Likely For Spring Models

Tinsel embroidery may appear on upcoming spring designs. The spring trotteur will feature wool stripes and plaids, which are expected to please.

Cape towns to attend hearing on Provincetown monument upkeep

Cape residents from multiple towns will gather at Beacon Hill to push Governor's plan for improving and maintaining the approaches to the Provincetown Pilgrim monument. Each Cape town has funded a stone for the landmark and will send representatives.

Provincetown Cape Beacon Hill

Provincetown’s historic role praised by Heman A Harding

Heman A Harding of Chatham promotes Provincetown recognition as pivotal to Pilgrim landing. He notes Provincetown harbor as the Pilgrims first stop, Plymouth Rock as final landing, and one of the Cape’s enduring Pilgrim descendants. Harding plans to attend the State House hearing to voice his views on ways and means committees.

Heman A. Harding Chatham Cape District Provincetown Cape Harding Plymouth Provincetown Harbor Barnstable Harbor Plymouth Rock Cape Cod State House

False death hoax shocks crowd at address

Mr. Marshall, speaking for a fraternal order, halted mid speech as a rumor of the president's death spread. He confirmed no truth to the claim after calling The Associated Press, while women wept and a large organ played as officials launched an investigation and Governor Dorsey offered a $100 reward for the hoax thief.

Associated Press Dorsey Marshall

Daughter of Premier Praises Boston People

The premier's daughter, dressed in a black traveling suit with heavy fur, visits Boston. She praises American women for aid to France, declines to discuss politics, and plans to lecture on The Soul of France after a lecture in Springfield and a Tuesday night event at Symphony Hall. She lauds Boston and Copley Square.

Boston Tiny Madame Springfield Symphony Hall France Copley Square America

Music Engraver Dies at Roxbury Home

Charles F W Schlimper of 51 Belle avenue West Roxbury died at his home yesterday morning after a two year illness. Born March 5 1856 in Boston he studied there and graduated English High School class of 72. A music engraver by trade he spent 38 years in West Roxbury. He belonged to Boston City Club several Masonic and Shriners bodies. Funeral Tuesday November 25 at 2 pm from his home with burial at Brookdale cemetery Dedham. Survived by widow a daughter Mrs A W Clay and a son Wilfred F Schlimper.

Roxbury Charles F. W. Schlimper Belle Avenue West Roxbury Schlimper Boston Boston City Club Commonwealth Lodge of Odd Fellows Columbian Lodge of Masons Murat Temple Shriners Indianapolis Ind Brookdale Cemetery Dedlam A. W. Clay Anawan Avenue Wilfred F. Schlimper

To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine

An old advertising card touts Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets as a one day cure for cold symptoms. It claims relief from cough and headache and notes EE. W. Grove's signature on each box, priced at 80 cents.

EE. W. Grove

Remark Sparks Plans for Boston Visit Next Tuesday

A dramatic exchange unfolds as a secretary interrupts a boastful remark about the spirit of women. Madame announces she will soon be ready to leave but vows to return, expressing joy about an upcoming visit to Boston next Tuesday.

Madame Boston

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