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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1919
Page
5
Washington dispatches report a congressional committee will visit Provincetown and meet local officials before reporting to Congress on December 12 regarding the Pilgrim Tercentenary celebration in Massachusetts.
A Provincetown celebration will feature a Mayflower replica houseboat for sea pageantry across the bay to Plymouth, while Plymouth considers restoring the shore and the Howland house amid debate over colonnades and the stone. Separately a new fishing license law imposes fees and restrictions on aliens, with proceeds funding stocking and improvements.
An ad-like fragment touts Horsford's acid phosphate as a wholesome tonic that boosts diminished vitality and mood, describing it as refreshing and suitable for use.
Governor Smith is asked by Bernard Nolan head of Pressmen's Union No. 51 to investigate strike conditions. A showdown is expected soon as William A. Green notes printers seek meetings with Big Six officials. International Typographical Union leaders plan to visit New York. Philadelphia workers vow to aid striking pressmen.
Mrs Hazel Luckart of Royal Oak confessed to poisoning her two young daughters on September 28 after a quarrel over her wish to pursue a stage career. The children, Shirley and Edna, remain in Providence Hospital as doctors say recovery is unlikely. The family had moved from Sioux Falls, South Dakota two years earlier.
Frederick J. Fisher of Fisher Body Corp announce a gigantic plant will be built in Cleveland for automobile bodies. The project, backed by local finance, is expected to be the world’s largest single unit of its kind and will employ 7000 men.
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