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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1919
Page
5
Washington October 21. Majority Leader Mondell said the Tague Fitzgerald contest will be first business on Thursday. House leaders expect to dispose of the case in one day and likely declare Tague the valid representative from Massachusetts 10th district per Goodall committee.
In Washington on October 21 Rep Hulings of Pennsylvania greeted Speaker Clark with a bipartisan ovation after remarks implying a 69 year old could lead the ticket. Clark thanked Democrats for their support and noted he was the choice of many party members.
Mt Vernon Maine October 21 Uncle Eben Leighton touted as oldest man in New England will celebrate his 103rd birthday January 27. He owns the Boston Post gold headed cane and walks a mile and a half daily to fetch mail. He enjoys a big appetite, perfect health, and a straw hat he swears served him 24 years for a quarter.
State treasurer officials announced the $100 bonus distribution to war service men is hindered by duplicate applications. Men who have already applied should write in with inquiries for prompt attention.
The request asks readers to donate magazines to the Boston Public Library for distribution by the American Library Association to state guards and hospital personnel.
Berlin report of the 1916 German war responsibility inquiry cites Count von Bernstorff detailing Wilson's peace efforts. He says Berlin's Dec 12 1916 offer hindered Wilson, affected public opinion, and prompted Entente mistrust. Colonel House advised Paris London and Berlin influenced peace timing and the risk of pro German interpretation.
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