Peace treaty ratified by seal in Paris
The state seal was affixed to the instrument ratifying the peace treaty this afternoon in Paris.
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Paris
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1919
Page
4
Wartime Hair Color Remedy Promises Youthful Look
A home hair dye remedy using Orlex powder claims to restore dark or brown tones to gray hair. The package includes full directions and a $100 gold bond guarantee, asserting safety from metals and harmful derivatives, and that hair remains nonsticky and fluffy.
Boston Teachers Club Holds First Meeting of Season
The Boston Teachers' Club met yesterday at the Twentieth Century Club rooms on Joy Street with Miss Annie G. Scollard presiding. Miss Julia Sullivan outlined the legislative committee’s work toward higher salaries. The City Council received a vote of thanks for its backing, and Miss Mabel Anderson urged cooperation with the State Federation of Teachers' Clubs. Tea, cakes, and a short musical program followed.
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Boston Teachers’ Club
Annie G. Scollard
Twentieth Century Club
Joy Street
Scollard
Julia Sullivan
Mabel Anderson
State Federation of Teachers’ Clubs
Two Women Burned In East Boston House Fire
Mrs. John A. Nelson and her daughter Mrs. Agnes Lomasney were injured in a fire at 346 Bremen Street East Boston yesterday afternoon. Oil heater on the street floor sparked flames. Mrs. Nelson tried to smother them and was burned while her daughter searched for her mother escaping to the street through a window.
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John A. Nelson
Agnes Lomasney
Lomasney
Bremen Street
Boston
Daughter seeks mother as flames force rooftop search
A daughter, believing her mother still inside, rushed upstairs and burned her hands and singed her hair while searching. She stumbled through the building and fled to the street where she found her mother waiting outside.
Beechland American Vessel Burned To Water’s Edge
Advices from Dakar report the American steamship Beechland destroyed by fire in West Africa waters. No crew casualties were mentioned and the cause is uncertain. The wooden cargo ship of 3855 gross tons was built this year and operated by Brooks Steamship Company of New York.
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London
Dakar
West Africa
Beechland
Brooks Steamship Company of
New York
Deitrick Seeks Disabled Soldiers Commission
Former Congressman Deitrick of Cambridge spoke at the State House in support of a bill to create a permanent five member commission of physical detectives with salaries of $5000 to protect the interests of blind and crippled people in the Commonwealth.
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Deitrick
Cambridge
Special Commission
State House
Commonwealth
Police Recruits in Uniform Soon To Patrol
A limited number of Boston police recruits are to start regular patrols soon after completing preliminary training. They will undergo morning patrol duty with an officer and afternoon drills at the East Armory under Captain Patrick King. The force’s provisional regiments will begin strike duty organization in the Fourth and Fifth Brigades, with 64 officers and 1400 men per brigade.
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New England
East Armory
Patrick King
Civil Service
Thomas Ryan
Pemberton Square
Perley Ss. Shillings
Dudley Street
William H. Pierce
Pierce
Kingsley Hall
O'Neil
Sheehan
Reardon
Field’s Corner
State Guard
John J. Sullivan
Charles Pfaff
Samuel D. Parker
Jesse F. Stevens
Parker
American Legion
Boston Elevated
Boston
Weeks Defends Police Raises Mentioned by Curtis List
ex Senator Weeks told Newton and Weston Republicans that Curtis has improved Boston police conditions since December. He cited a partial list of actions including raises and policy changes to address patrolmen’s appeals.
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Curtis
John W. Weeks
Newton
Weston
Commonwealt Country Club
Boston
Massachusetts
Sympathy in political debate urged to consider all facts
The statement warns that the attempt to create Sympathy is for political purposes and urges examining all facts rather than relying on one sided testimony about the unfortunate situation.
Paris Luxury Craze Provokes Alarm Over Auto Show
Paris reports rising luxury fever as the auto show features a Rolls-Royce from 1913 priced at 250 000 francs and Pierce-Arrow cars at 178 000 francs each. Writer Leon Babby in L Intransigeant warns the nation is rushing toward ruin via automobiles.
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Paris
Pierce- Arrow
Leon Babby
French Banker Guest of Boston Banker Luncheon
Maurice Lewandowski manager of the Comptoir National dEscompte du Paris arrived for a social visit and will inspect the French American Banking Corporation and the First National Bank of Boston along with the National Bank of Commerce of New England.
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Maurice Lewandowski
Comptoir National d’Escompte du Paris
Daniel G. Wing
First National Bank
Union Club
Paris
National Bank of Commerce of
New York
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Edwin A. Curtis
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Michael Lynch
John J. Harney
Weeks
Hood
Hood Co
Lowell, Mass
Meewwest FoRestore
Eliot Street
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