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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1919
Page
15
New York October 28 coal wholesalers were asked to prevent price increases amid an impending bituminous miners strike. W A Marshall president of the Wholesale Coal Trade Association of New York warned that industry independence hinges on keeping prices at a conservative level.
High winds swept the Great Lakes today delaying vessels bound for upper lake ports. In Buffalo Harbor a collision between a supply tug and a passenger steamer sank the tug within minutes. the crew was rescued.
State Adjutant Lee A Spillane urged all American Legion members to write to Senators in Washington to support a House bill deporting aliens and undesirables convicted under the espionage act. Lindsley asks Massachusetts headquarters to mobilize 70 000 members to press the Senate immigration committee for immediate action. A resolution calling for denial of readmission and related measures was adopted at St Louis and likely to be re adopted at Minneapolis.
Maurice Casenave told Boston financiers that France remains the largest foreign creditor, has a stable financial position, and is rapidly recovering from the war, with the French people trusting their government. He praised Boston’s support and noted the luncheon precedes talks at the International Trade Conference in Atlantic City.
Silk stockings for street wear this winter lose favor among Boston's young women in war service who prefer the arm puttee. They regard puttees as protection against cold winds mud and snow and find them trim. The weather now is warm but with winter coming the sight of puttees on Boston streets will return.
More than 1500 past and present parishioners attended a memorial mass at St. Francis De Sales Church Roxbury in memory of priests and parishioners from the last 60 years. The 9 o'clock service concluded four days of jubilee events marking the church dedication.
John Joseph Braham Sr. composer and orchestra leader known as the father of Gilbert and Sullivan opera in the United States died at his Brooklyn home. Born in London, he led the old Boston Museum orchestra in 1879 directing the first Gilbert and Sullivan production in the U S. He later served as musical director of the Casino in Manhattan. He survived by his widow a son a daughter and three brothers.
Washington, Oct 28 The Senate peace treaty fight stood at a standstill with only incidental references during the long session. Leaders hope to vote tomorrow on the Moses amendment to bar British dominions from league decisions affecting any of them.
Health advice urges using Jad Salts to flush kidneys and relieve backache. It claims four ounces of rad Salts daily in water before breakfast can restore kidney function, arguing strong hydration and lithia content keep the urinary tract healthy.
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