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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1919
Page
9
In a statement after returning from Washington Mr Long says the Graham committee seeks political gain and that Republican members are withholding truth until after election day. He renews his assertion that the probe is politically driven.
A gubernatorial candidate denounces a Washington investigation led by Congressman William Graham as a political frame up. He claims witnesses and evidence were blocked, cites contractor profits and cancellation costs, and urges Massachusetts papers to publish his rebuttal to inform voters.
In Domestic Relations Court Judge Parmenter heard a dramatic hearing by a deaf mute couple, Mrs. Shaw and Mr. Shaw, over support for the wife and their one year old son. Mrs. Shaw testified she cannot live with him due to insufficient funds and threats, and she now works with her mother on Massachusetts Avenue. The couple, married in Oklahoma about two years ago, presented their testimonies via a deaf mute interpreter.
Preparations for the sixth annual Greek Ladies Benevolent Association dance at Paul Revere Hall are complete. The event supports poor Greek girls in Boston and features early performances of Greek dances by renowned artists followed by dancing. Attendees include the Greek consul and prominent Greek figures.
Max Braun of Hartford discussed cake baking at the New England bakers convention in Brunswick yesterday. He advocated condensed milk to conserve sugar during the shortage and suggested peanut oil for frying doughnuts as a practical alternative to costly lard for housewives.
Mr. Braun, with 35 years in business, reflects on women’s essential role in cake and pastry work and now would not hire three men for each of the three women he employs. William F. Ireland of the National Retail Bakers Association from Los Angeles urged unity and organization among bakers at a Western gathering.
Brest France Oct 29 The last of the American troops here will return to the United States on army transports Mercury Great Northern and Martha Washington which arrived at Brest today The army transport President Grant which sailed from New York Oct 18 with troops is expected to arrive here Thursday
General Sherburne outlined New England sugar policy with bakers to receive 70 percent and confectioners 30 percent. Massachusetts moves to top down distribution via daily reports from refiners and wholesalers after removal of sugar cards. The convention ended with a Brunswick banquet and will meet in Springfield next year.
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