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14 Oct 1919
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1919
Page
1
President Is Able to Transact Important Business Any Time It Is Necessary
President Wilson's condition was described as about the same in a White House bulletin issued tonight by Dr. Grayson the personal physician. He said in an informal briefing that a gradual slight improvement was being noted daily and that the President could transact important business anytime it is necessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Grayson
Lomasney Condemned In Report On Election Probe
The majority report of the elections committee condemns Martin M. Lomasney and his methods in the Fitzgerald vs. Tague contest for Massachusetts tenth district. It urges that Peter F. Tague not be seated, noting Tague exploited Ward 5 conditions that he used to claim Fitzgerald should be unseated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Martin M. Lomasney
Committee On Elections To Congress
Tenth Congressional District
John F. Fitzgerald
Peter F. Tague
Lace
Tague
Fitzgerald
Tague Admits Acquiescing in What He Calls Fraud
A statement from Mgr. Tague reveals he previously accepted a supposed fraud, with further details continued on Page 18 First Col. and related coverage expected in later editions.
Fiume Protests Draw Thousands in Silent March
A large crowd marched through the city in silent protest shouting Fiume or death and filled Ford Hall with audible dissent against any disposition of Fiume other than its award to Italy. The demonstration drew ten thousand in the streets and thousands more in the hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiume
Italy
Ford
Aviator Jansen Wins Deutsch Cup For 118 Mile Flight
Paris October 18 Aviator Jansen captured the Deutsch cup presented by Henry de la Meurthe Deutsch president of the Aero Club of France by flying 118 miles 440 yards in 56 minutes 50 seconds
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Jansen
Henry de la Meurthe Deutsch
Aero Club of France
Great Peril in Race Death by Own Action
Sir Rider Haggard told the National Birth Rate Commission that artificial birth suppression is widespread in Western nations and may drown western races within two centuries by a strong influx from the East. He urged state action to stamp out diseases and subsidize motherhood and even the option to raise all children, including those born out of wedlock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Sir Rider Haggard
National Birth Rate Commission
Russia
Germany
Rider
Columbus Day Marked Holiday at Concord Reformatory
Concord Massachusetts October 13 Columbus Day was observed with a holiday for 428 prisoners at the Massachusetts Reformatory at Concord Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Massachusetts Reformatory
Concord Junction
Murder aboard the Onato sparks New York harbor alert
Police and naval officials say a tragedy at sea is suspected aboard the British schooner Onato. Wireless messages received yesterday request police boats meet the steamers Sarcoxie and Zirkwell upon their arrival in New York harbor. First message claimed the Sarcoxie picked up Onato’s crew after abandonment and that the captain and mate were murdered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onato
Sarcoxie
Zirkwell
New York Harbor
Supreme Court to Hear 2.75 Percent Beer Case Dec 8
The Supreme Court will hear arguments on the right of brewers to manufacture and sell 2.75 per cent beer under the Food Control Act. Government appeals challenge Federal Court decrees quashing indictments against the Standard Brewing Company of Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Standard Brewing Company of
Baltimore
President's Condition Update Cites Slight Improvements
Dr Grayson said the daily changes in the President's condition were slight and not always clear in a formal bulletin. He added that he departed from the usual custom to supplement the bulletin with additional notes for clarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grayson
Allies occupy Ypres in 1914 offensive push
Brief recaps events from 1914 to 1915 noting Allied occupation of Ypres after early World War I battles, and Bulgaria's declaration of war on Serbia in 1915. The entry also references a 1916 note where President Wilson directs Germany toward armistice terms via General Foch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ypres
Bulgaria
Serbia
Wilson
Foch
Fair Warmer Forecast for Boston and Surrounding Areas
Forecast from Washington on October 18 predicts a fair and warmer Tuesday for northern New England and southern New England and eastern New York. Wednesday brings showers with a moderate southerly wind in most districts east of the Mississippi, and the outlook shows cloudy showery weather across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Washington
New England
New York
Mississan
Middle Atlantic
Atlantic Coast
Sandy Hook
Hatteras
Fragmentary weather and time data from old newspaper
A damaged OCR fragment shows scattered numbers for temperatures, times, and measurements. It includes references to averages and specific figures such as 49 and 63, with stray dates and odd symbols, but no coherent event or names to identify.
Nine More Injured at Carnival at Braves Field
Nine more casualties, including a captain and a lieutenant from Camp Devens, were added to the wounded at the American Legion carnival held at Braves Field. Injuries were caused by splinters from offensive grenades used in mimic warfare reenactment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
36Th Infantry
Camp Devens
American Legion
Braves Field
Manadn Brooks Confesses longtime murder on deathbed
Mandan North Dakota October 13 Stricken with paralysis Albert Brooks seventy two called the States attorney to his bedside and confessed he killed his wife in Columbus Ohio twenty six years ago Brooks said he struck her across the breast with an iron bar during a quarrel then fled to San Francisco and traveled the country before arriving in Mandan eight months ago Doctors say there is no hope for recovery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mandan
N.D
Albert Brooks
Columbus
Brooks
San Francisco
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Avil Serkod
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Italian Bar Association
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Adjutant-General
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Robert L. Norton
Mgr. Tague
Gale & Kent
Gale & Kent Custom Tailors
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Accountancy
Pace Institute Tremont Temple Main
R. R
H. P
Alfred
Murphry
Bennington St
Hast Boneton
Wirth’s
Essex St
Harrison Ave
America
América
Thomas O’callaghan Co., Inc
Thorwald Tandberg
Mer
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Atlantic Avenue
Trustees’ Room
Milk St
HEALY
Washington St
Boylston
Pep Gus Long
Glenn E. Plumb
Somerville High School
W. KR. Snyder
Lorraine
Shubert
Jamaica Way
Rand
Spear
Back Bay
Colum
Aviator
Ee Brattle
Rider Haggard
Dorr
Hamburg
LAMB
North & Union Sts
Raatan
Uptown Meat and Fish Depte
Houghton & Datton Store
Apa
Haddock
Tremont Temple
Teele
Frank W. Chipman
Crocker Campaign Committee
State St
Cosmopolitan Trust CO
Devonshire ST
Pr. M
Thompson's Spa
Ote
Olie Ud
Aan
Mathskellernesicn
House of Good Cheer
Florence Moore
Rathskeller
Addison Fowler
Imperial
Eran Hawle
L. C
Alexander H. Bill Co
Bostos
Aol
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