31 Oct 1919
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1919
Page
1
King Albert of Belgium met with President Wilson at the White House bedside in a brief, final moment of the royal visit. The Belgian monarch, aboard the transport George Washington, left Washington for Newpor sailing home with a mood of happiness despite prior worries over the President’s health.
Raymond M. Terry testified in the $75,000 Levenson Tory case in Pittsfield describing himself as penniless on the navy inactive list. He recalled buying a $3000 fur coat and a $2000 diamond ring for Mrs Helen Levenson as the case continued into the evening, with adjournment set for tomorrow morning under Judge Chase.
President directs swift government actions from sick bed to safeguard citizens as coal mines face disruption. Troop deployment at mines to secure essential industries and ensure coal supply.
Nearly 100 patients were confined to their rooms as firemen battled a blaze in the upper vestry of Carney Hospital around six last evening. Vestments valued at about $10,000 were destroyed. Continued on page 6 fourth column.
The first snow of the season fell in Manchester New Hampshire this afternoon lasting about 15 minutes. Residents noted the early flurry signaled winter arriving ahead of schedule.
George A. Long alias Wrath faces a Barre murder charge with the body found in a garden plot in Barre. The case went to a Washington county jury at 3 42 p m after weeks of testimony and testimony.
Paris reports that twelve thousand families have applied for 25 000 francs from Theodore Cognacq's fund. The French Academy of Medicine will award ninety yearly grants to pay tuition or help establish children in trades for families of nine or more from the same parents.
Four men linked to a plot to abduct Edie Ford son of Henry Ford were sentenced in Toledo Police Court to three months in the city workhouse. The magistrate said their motives were sinister and noted they lived here with no support. The men were arraigned on suspicion charges.
Washington October 30 The International Labor Conference voted to admit Germany and Austria as full members of the World Labor Organization upon their arrival. Only the French capital delegate opposed the action with protests about German aggression. Leon Jouhaux argued for immediate German admission in the new regime. Belgian delegates abstained or favored admission due to economic pressures.
Tokio October 30 Japan has ratified the treaty of peace of Versailles signaling formal assent to the postwar settlement.
A Russian report says General Denikin has recaptured Orel from the Bolsheviks and is moving toward Moscow as of October 30. The advance signals a renewed push in the contest for control of central Russia.
Government action to prevent a coal miners strike from taking effect at midnight tonight ahead of the scheduled start Saturday, with officials stating readiness to enforce orders as details appeared on page 23 column.
Oct 30. A striking stevedore was killed and another seriously wounded on the San Francisco waterfront after disturbances earlier in the day. Eight arrests followed as shots were fired during the incidents.
ANNIVERSARIES AND BULLETINS compile All-Hallow E'en entries. Steamer Coblenz brings food to Belgian hungry in 1914. Ypres violence continues. Armistice events and air craft production reports noted. Forecasts include rain and warmer for Boston region and New England.
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