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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1919

Page

19

King Albert Lands in America Today

King Albert I of Belgium and Queen Elizabeth arrive in the United States with Crown Prince Leopold, starting a 26 day coast to coast tour. They will be greeted by U.S. and New Jersey officials, stay at the Waldorf Astoria in New York, and visit Boston and Cambridge before returning to Washington. The royal party will be hosted with formal ceremonies, private suites, and extensive decorations, with public viewing along designated routes and multiple official receptions.

Albert I Europe United States Elizabeth Teofold Washington White House New Jersey Marshall Wilson Lansing Breckenridge Long State Department Baker Peyton C. March Mr. Marshall Runyon Griffin Hotcken New York Waldorf-Astoria America Battery Tris George Wagnington Hoboken King Abert General Pershing Belgium Bankers and Business Men of Bankers’ Club New York Stock Exchange Crown Prince Leopold Waldorf- Astoria City of Hoston Pershing Brand Whitlock Fifth Avenue William A. McCusker Our Land King Albert Albert Oscar

Guards Strained Guardsmen Face Harsh Duty

State Guardsmen, aging and ill from long hours and heavy labor, endure arduous shifts since the police strike. Traffic duty strains drivers and pedestrians alike while fringe duties in the Navy Club and kitchen toil increase, as officers enforce parking rules and extend guard tours.

Old Navy Club Beacon Street

Provincetown Advocated as Pilgrim Anniversary Tie

State Representative Jerome S. Smith of Provincetown urged equal recognition for Provincetown in the Pilgrim celebration. He said Provincetown harbor saved the Pilgrims from shipwreck and enabled Plymouth’s settlement, noting Provincetown as the spot of first landing on American soil and preservation of the founders of free government.

Provincetown Plymouth Jerome S. Smith Atlantic Cape Provincetown Harbor Commonwealth of Massachusetts Roosevelt Pilgrim Tower

Royal Programme for King Albert and Queen Elizabeth Visit

King Albert and Queen Elizabeth of Belgium will spend 12 hours in Boston on Sunday as final arrangements reveal a nonstop schedule. The royal party will travel the city with no public addresses or receptions, and the public will only glimpse them during their movements. They will arrive at South Station at 7 20 am and depart by 6 30 pm on a special train.

Boston Smith New York State Hylan State Department New York Niagara Falls Buffalo Wallace Goodrich New England Conservatory of Music Harvard Lowell Larz Anderson Belgium South Station Copley-Plaza Cathedral Copley- Plaza Salon Cambridge Larz Anderson Estate Albert Elizabeth

Belgium Royal Family to Stay Secluded in New York Suite

Belgium's Queen Elizabeth will remain with King Albert in quiet seclusion in a luxurious Waldorf Astoria suite until a reception. The royal family will keep a low profile during their New York visit as staffcorrespondent reports from the hotel.

New York Belgium Elizabeth Albert

United States Posts Record Foreign Trade Surplus

Washington Oct 1 The United States annual foreign trade reached 1012 billion dollars with a balance in favor of 4182000009. Commerce Department figures show the year ending Aug 1 exceeds last year by more than 1.5 billion and the trade balance is over a billion dollars larger.

Washington United States Department of Commerce

Scouts Seek 110 to 115 Pound Football Opponents

The Boys Scouts of Troop 4% in Revere plan a game with any 110 to 115 pound team from Greater Boston. Contact Bertram Price at 28 Brad Street Avenue Beachmont or call Revere 13-1 after 6:90 each evening.

Boys Scouts Revere Greater Boston Bertram Price Brad Street Avenue Beachmont

Quincy Girl Weds Baron Kenno Dahlerup in New England

Miss Marion Edwards daughter of Mrs. Alice J. Edwards of Greenleaf street Quincy wed Baron Kenno Dahlerup of Copenhagen at the First Parish Church in Quincy. The ceremony was small with Dorothy Edwards as bridesmaid and L Kenneth Edwards as best man. The baron, a Danish university graduate, soon will live in Wilmington Delaware where he works in shipbuilding after a wedding trip.

New England Marion Edwards Alice J. Edwards Greenleaf Street Quincy Kenno Dahlerup Copenhagen Albert Lathrop Hudson First Parish Church Dorothy Edwards Elaine Livingstone L. Kenneth Edwards Baron Dahlerup Fore River Dahlerup Wilmington Del

Child Dies From Burns In Dorchester Home

Louise Gaines aged 6 died after flames from a gas heater enveloped her while warming her hands. Her mother Mrs PDantel Gaines pulled her close and smothered the fire with her clothes, suffering serious burns in the attempt.

Train Hits Auto on Grade Crossing Kills Three

In Keansburg New Jersey John A Hall of Sewaren a former Yele football player was fatally injured and his wife and her mother Mrs Anna Franrklin were killed when their car was struck by a New Jersey Central train at a grade crossing near Keansburg.

Keansburg N. J John A. Hall Sewaren Yele Anna Franrklin Here New Jersey Central Railroad

Provincetown urged to honor Pilgrim legacy with monument setting

The town is urged to add a sea approach and park to the Pilgrim Monument at Provincetown Harbor. A public landing or water gate is recommended, with effort led by Congressman Walsh to secure federal funding. The call notes Provincetown saved the Mayflower and deserves equal recognition with Plymouth in the 800th anniversary celebration.

Walsh New Bedford Provincetown Washington Plymouth

Form New Legion Post in Medway

Medway October 1 The John F Connolly Post of the American Legion was formed at Forester's Hall. Elected officers include Raymond V Nelson commander John R Tarabee vice commander John Sherry adjutant Fred Clark finance officer George J Gordon historian Bernard Bachner orderly Augustus Reardon delegate Lawrence Bresenham alternate.

Medway John F. Connolly American Legion Forester’s Hall Raymond V. Nelson John R. L[arabee John Sherry Fred Clark George J Gordon Bernard Bachner Augustus Reardon Lawrence Bresenham

L Defends Service in South Boston

Boston Elevated public trustees chairman James F. Jackson said changes in South Boston car service, effective Saturday, bring new modern cars and overall improvement. He noted some lines are experimental and may be adjusted to perfect them, hoping riders will see benefits.

James F. Jackson Boston Elevated Public Trustees South Boston

Elevated plans spark protests over car line cuts in South Boston

Acting General Manager Edward Dana denied wholesale discharges amid proposed route changes across Greater Boston. He noted only 250 men laid off recently from 8 percent wartime staff and outlined new lines and two five cent experiments. A South Boston Trade Association delegation will seek a meeting with Governor Coolidge to protest the plan.

Edward Dana Greater Boston Elevated Copley Square Essex Street Broadway Tunnel South Boston City Point North Station Broadway Extension Tremont Street Une Dorchester Street Dudley Street An-drew Square Eighth Streets Bay View Torchester Street Andraw Square Dorchester Fourth Street Summer Street Rowe's Wharf Pana Andrew Square Broadway Station Dorchester Avenue Shawmut Avenue Dover Street South Station Broadway I Street South Boston Trade Association Robert FE. Bigney Edward G. Lennon P. J. Cuddyer H. 8. Stone William P. Frost Coolidge

Sugar Price Investigation Ordered by House

The House adopted a resolution directing the Federal Trade Commission to investigate wholesale and retail sugar prices. The measure was introduced by Rep. Tinkham Republican Massachusetts.

Washington Federal Trade Commission House Tinkham Massachusetts

Boston's Cardinal Mercier Visit Powers Prohibition Debate

The article outlines wartime prohibition policy talks and Senate conferees preserving liberal provisions while retaining strict safeguards on beverage manufacture and sale. It also details Cardinal Mercier's Boston visit with Mass state dignitaries and a high profile cathedral mass at Holy Cross, including royal attendance by King Albert and Queen Elizabeth.

Commissioner of Internal Revenue Department of Justice Senate Panama Canal Zone Internal Revenue Commissioner

Aid Sent To Families Of Guardsmen

More than twenty checks of varying amounts were sent yesterday to families of State guardsmen in urgent need of assistance. The Fund for the Defenders of Public Safety provides temporary aid while listed cases are reviewed and while members remain on duty. The fund stood at 342 417 dollars yesterday as new distress cases are reported.

Defenders of Public Safety Henry Parkman

Committee Probes Salvaging of Fort Hunter

The congressional committee investigating the salvaging of the Cunard liner Fort Hunter arrived in Woods Hole but did not hold a hearing. Hearings started in Boston and will resume in Vineyard Haven tomorrow as the delegation travels to the island.

Woods Hole Congressional Cunard Fort Hunter Boston Vineyard Haven

Weymouth Woman Sues for Divorce in Norfolk Court

Mrs. Maud Wf. Smith of Weymouth sues George B. Smith in Norfolk Superior Court at Dedham for divorce. She seeks alimony pending trial. Married Oct. 24 1912 in Boston, they lived in Weymouth. She alleges cruel treatment and a habit of drinking to intoxication.

Maud Wf. Smith Weymouth George BE. Smith Norfolk Superior Court Dedham

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