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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1919

Page

2

District Attorney Protest Over Parkman Home Sale

District Attorney Joseph C Pelletier writes to Francis J W Ford, president of the City Council, protesting the proposed sale and razing of the Parkman home on Beacon Street. He calls it a great public loss to Bulfinch’s art and a slight to the generous late Francis Parkman.

Joseph C. Pelletier Francis J. W. Ford Parkman Beacon Street Mr. Pelletier Bulfinch Francis Parkman

Pelletier letter warns against selling Parkman house on Beacon Hill

Joseph C. Pelletier urges Boston officials to oppose demolishing the Parkman house to build a business block. He argues the sale funds would only yield a few thousand dollars in taxes while undercutting park trust income and erasing Bulfinch’s historic landmark. He appeals to city pride, memory of Parkman and Bulfinch, and the value of monuments over short term gain.

Parkman House Beacon Hill Parkman Trust Parkman Fund Parkman Bulfinch Boston State House Francis Parkman

Mexican Crisis Grows Over Wallace Murder and Jenkins Case

A State Department statement details the Nov 26 murder of American oil employee James Wallace by a Mexican soldier near Potrero del Llano, amid U.S. pressure for a break in relations with Carranza. The report lists numerous outrages against Americans, reviews Jenkins’s captivity, and outlines possible U.S. actions including intervention, with Senate debate reflecting split views on Mexico policy.

State Department James Wallace Tampico Potrero del Llano Wallace

Pepticon Tonic Promises Restored Nerve Strength

Advertisement proclaims Pepticon as a tonic for the tired worn out and nervous. It claims to combine iron and manganese with nerve soothing and digestive aids to improve blood, digestion, and strength. A testimonial from Mrs. L A Chute of Bay City Michigan supports it.

Anniversary observances of Advent parish marked by bishop address

Protestant Churches note the 75th anniversary of the Church of the Advent with a 4 p.m. bishop’s address and multiple services. Rev Willam Harman van Allen to preach on inheritance and duty at the main morning service, with a separate address on Old Faith and New Witchcraft at 7:30 a.m. A series of lectures and choir leadership events follow, including Bible Sunday observances across congregations.

Church of the Advent Lawrence Willam Harman van Allen van Allen Scots’ Charitable Society St. John’s Episcopal Church Winthrop University Club College Club

Oklahoma Seeks Troops to Guard Coal Mines

Oklahoma Governor Robinson wires Secretary Baker asking federal troops be sent to protect coal miners willing to return. He ends negotiations with coal operators and plans another attempt to operate mines with volunteers, saying operators won't aid supply during the crisis.

Oklahoma Cit Robinson Baker Oklahoma

Mexican Gun Runners Seized in San Antonio

In San Antonio three Mexicans were arrested at a hotel, 4900 rounds of pistol ammunition seized, and a fourth occupant escaped. Captains Irwin and Stratton led the raid. the suspects, from Piedras Negras, claim to supply a local hardware merchant. Authorities see this as a start in breaking an organized munition running ring.

San Antonio Texas W. R. Irwin Frank Stratton Fort Sam Houston United States

Outbreaks Reported in Mexico City During Civil Conflict

Fresh outbreaks between sympathizers of Generals Obregon and Gonzales in Mexico City were reported tonight via Laredo to a responsible Mexican hero. President Carranza left General Gonzales in charge and fled to Queretaro as opposing forces align with their former commanders.

State Department Mexico City Carranza Alvaro Obregon Queretaro Department Congress Wilson Mexico United States Waite Senate William O. Jenkins Puebla Sherman Illinois San Antonio Texas Pablo Gonzales Laredo Gonzales

Wallace Case Serious in Mexico Killing of Gulf Refiner Wallace

Washington reports Wallace, a Gulf Refining employee nicknamed Jim, shot near Ferrero del Llano six to nine miles south of Tampico. Secretary Lansing briefed Mexican envoy Bonillas on the murder, stressing no credence given to the Puebla jail charges against Jenkins and warning of consequences for further killings.

Washington Wallace W. M. Wallace Gulf Refining Company Jim Carranza Bonillas Department Jenkins Puebla Lansing Ferrero del Llano Tampico Aguilar, Gulf Refining Huasteca Gulf Company Houston Tex

Deaths of Americans in Tampico raise Mexican crisis stakes

Wallace becomes eighth Gulf Company employee slain by Mexicans in Tampico district. U S voices concern as Carranza relations strain. State Department orders full investigation while Jenkins case phase is reviewed. Anger over Mexican capital turmoil grows as Obregon tours coast and Wilson remains ill. Congress reopens with calls for decisive action.

Tampico Potrero del Llano Wallace Gulf Company Mexico United States Carranza State Department Mexico City State and War Departments Department of Justice Felipe Angeles Chihuahua City Obregon Manzanillo Pacific Lansing Wilson Congress

All Paris Dance Halls Dark to Save Fuel

Parisians did not dance last night as authorities closed dance halls to save fuel. Managers of venues visited a government headquarters and the interior ministry demanding rescission or extension of the order to music halls theatres and other pleasure places.

Paris Fies Ministry of the Interior Polic

Killing Holds Weird Feature

Philadelphia report details a murder case where Abraham R. Van Zant, 77, a Civil War veteran, is held without bail for shooting Albert Wray, 34, during a Thanksgiving quarrel. Measer, 57, and Mrs. Wray are held as accessories after the wife confessed the plan to fake Wray’s suicide.

Philadelphia Abraham R. van Zant Albert Wray Wray Mars van Zant Edward H. Measer Measer

Hub Oil Scandal Probe Moves Behind Locked Doors

The Finance Commission continued its private probe into the City Hall oil scandal that led to the dismissal of Superintendent of Supplies Thomas J. Dawson for alleged charter violations in contracting. A report to Mayor Peters was expected, but any finding likely won’t be released until next week.

Hub Finance Commission City Hall Thomas J. Dawson Peters

British Aviator Arrives in Delhi During England to Australia Flight

Captain Ross Smith, attempting a London to Australia flight, arrived in Delhi on Tuesday after departing Hounslow Aviation Field on November 1. He earlier reached Cairo on November 18 and continued his journey the following day.

London Ross Smith England Australia Delhi India Smith Hounslow Cairo

Portland Youth Highwaymen Nabbed After String of Robberies

In Yarmouth area on November 28 two 15 year old highwaymen Charles Howard and Clarence Packer were captured after a misadventure that ended with a handbag theft from Hilda L. Loring and Margaret Moore. They fled to their den in the woods as a chase ensued. Sheriff Charles W. Gerow led the posse to seize them. The youths, who claimed film images of holdups inspired their crime, appeared before Judge Larrabee and were placed on probation.

Portland Charles W. Gerov Yarmouth Charles Howard Clarence Packer Freeport Jesse Jameses Hilda L. Loring Margaret Moore Larrabee

Mahe Collection for University in Boston Diocese

The annual Advent collection for the Catholic University and higher education will be taken up tomorrow, the First Sunday of Advent. Cardinal O Connell sent letters to pastors and priests confirming the collection, which has consistently drawn gratifying offerings for the church. The notice was read at masses last Sunday and will be read again today.

Th Catholic University Archdiocese of Boston Cardinal O'Connell

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