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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1919

Page

2

Rouse announces engagement of Constance Wyman Rouse

The Rev and Mrs Clarence W Rouse of Newton New Jersey announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Constance Wyman Rouse to Fernald Everett Hulse of Arlington formerly Cambridge a first lieutenant in the United States Army Sanitary Corps

Clarence W. Rouse Newton, N. J Constance Wyman Rouse Fernald Everett Hulse Arington Cambridge Sanitary Corps United States Army

Italy's New Fiume Plan Aims for Quick Adriatic Settlement

Foreign Minister Tittoni heads to San Rossore to confer with King Victor Emmanuel before resuming work at the peace conference. The plan envisions Fiume as a buffer state between Italy and Yugoslavia with no territorial continuity to Italy, and reportedly backed by the Fiume national council, which would urge Captain D Annunzio to retire.

Rome Tittoni San Rossore Victor Emmanuel Supreme Council Signor Tittoni Wilson Italy Fiume Jugo-Slavia National Council of D’annunzio

Dartmouth reports 1732 students for current year

Hanover New Hampshire October 12 The college announces a total enrolment of 1732 students at Dartmouth an increase of 30 percent over last year.

Hanover N. H Dartmouth College

Brest Strikers Spark Riots. Arsenal Walkout Spreads

In Brest on October 12, about 4600 arsenal workers walked out and led mass demonstrations. They forced flour mill workers and others to join, sabotaged shops, and prompted military intervention. Cavalry and gendarmes safeguarded banks, post office, stores as shootings occurred without casualties. Bakers then joined, with military bakeries supplying bread.

Brest Associated Press Department of Finisterre Salang

Treaty Full Favors Huns

Former pastor of the Warren Avenue Baptist Church who scored the Senate for opposing the peace treaty asserts the war is not ended. He claims Germany is pleased with the situation and that German statesmen are satisfied with U S Senators' attitude. He says the treaty should be pushed through quickly and that Germany will never willingly concede.

Warren Avenue Baptist Church Senate United States Germany Herbert S. Johnson Red Cross Czecho-Slovakia Warren Street Baptist Church South Congregational Church

Farmers to Present Wage Demands at National Conference

Washington reports that American farmers will press for remuneration based on hours worked and other needs at the National Industrial conference when it reconvenes on Tuesday. O E Bradfute of Xenia Ohio notes five farmer delegates will present a resolution outlining farmers views. The conference considers labor group calls for a steel strike arbitration committee and timely action is anticipated from the steering committee.

Washington O. E. Bradfute Xenia New York United States Steel Corporation

Inspectors Seize 150 Short Weight Scales During Campaign

During a ten day drive by Thure Hanson office inspectors more than 150 short weight scales and under measure utensils were seized from storekeepers. The items piled six feet high at the State House. Scales and yardsticks were bent and broken to defraud customers with yard measurements misaligned, including a yardstick cut to record a full yard when only 84 inches were delivered.

Thure Hanson State Sealer of Commissioner of Weights and Standards State House Boston

Funeral Today for Captain George E Crosby in Lexington

The funeral for Captain George Edgar Crosby a retired sea captain who sailed worldwide will be held this afternoon at 2 30 o'clock at his home 11 Cedar Street Lexington with burial plans unspecified in the notice.

George Edgar Crosby Cedar Street Lexington

Freight Cars Jump Track at Hoag Lake Derby

A New Haven freight train of 41 cars derailed near Hoag Lake when rails spread, sending 18 cars into derailment and blocking Boston Hartford passenger and freight lines. A hobo slept aboard a derailed car and was arrested. Four race horses and handlers escaped unharmed. two wrecking crews cleared the wreckage all day.

Brillingham New Haven Road Hoag Lake Boston Hartford Providence New Haven Readville Valley Walls

Memorial for Cambridge Service Dead

A memorial service for 117 Cambridge men who died in the war was held yesterday at Gordon's Theatre Central Square Cambridge under Cambridge City Council auspices. Lt Governor Cox urged democracy values while others including Mayor Edward W Quinn and Council President James Barrett spoke.

Congressman Dallinger Cambridge Gordon’s Theatre Central Square Cambridge City Ernest M. Rangaocs St. James’ Episcopal Church Channing H. Cox John J. Ryan St. Paul's Church Edward W. Quinn James T. Barrett

Malden Legion Hosts Grand Mardi Gras Carnival

Malden Post No. 69 of the American Legion plans a grand Mardi Gras at Ferryway Green with 500 members arranging events from 10 AM to midnight. Highlights include a parade, races, a baseball game, an aero plane flight by M. P. Jeffery and sister Jessie M. Jeffery, a 100 pound sugar prize drawing, Salvation Army doughnut kitchen, a $500 fireworks display, and rides on a large merry-go-round.

Malden Army Navy M. P. Jeffery Jessie M. Jeffery New England Salvation Army Stella Young Anna Russo France Germany

Lay Corner Stone Ceremony at Cambridge Synagogue and School

The ceremony for laying the corner stones of the Yabna 0 Cambridge synagogue and Hebrew school took place yesterday afternoon at 142 Howard Street Cambridge. Speakers included Rabn Gorovitz Mayor Edward W Quinn and Max Krammer. Construction on the new buildings will begin immediately. Over 500 people attended.

Congregation Yabna Cambridge Howard Street Rabn Gorovitz Edward W. Quinn Max Krammer

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