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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1919
Page
15
Speech frames the League as the guaranteed path to future security and humane governance. The speaker urges full support, arguing the treaty serves peoples rather than governments and reflects humanity's compassionate drive to curb drug, arms, and opium traffic while uniting nations.
President Wilson urged opponents of the League of Nations to offer a better program or yield. He spoke in Indianapolis during a 10,000 mile tour, saying the league’s opponents could not defeat it without proposing alternatives. He discussed aims of the peace conference and the war’s sacrifices, tracing causes of the European conflict.
President Wilson's train left Indianapolis for St Louis where he will speak. He argues the League of Nations covenant binds members to arbitration or council discussion before war and credits economic pressure with victory in war, urging Americans to uphold collective security and oppose noncooperation.
Conductor Michael J. Hirral, 30, of 83 Pearl Street Charlestown, was struck as he alighted from a car at Columbus Avenue and Ritchie Street South End. He suffered multiple lacerations and contusions and was rushed to City Hospital as the fleeing auto sped away.
West Roxbury Amateur Athletes invites any 18 19 year old team to compete Saturday on home grounds. Contact Charles J. Feeney at Bellevue 1962 W for details and arrangements.
Special officers raid a Roxbury poker game at Dudley Street Station where a persistent loser stayed clothed thanks to a cheeky plan. He produced eight quarts of whiskey as prizes turning pots into rounds of drinks before the raid, with most of the liquor gone by the time officers arrived.
Edward H Harrington a 69 year old South Boston fisherman living at 329 Dorchester street is treated at City Hospital after becoming stuck in mud under a Columbia road bridge He walked into mud thinking it was firm and nearly drowned but was saved and given a bath remaining in hospital overnight
In a Senate open executive session the nomination of John J. Pershing was unanimously confirmed as general of the regular army in recognition of his command of the American expeditionary forces. A rising vote made the act special. the rank is senior to all others and last held after General Sheridan's death.
Raffelo Rich, seven, of 39 Bates Road Brockton died at Brockton Hospital after being struck by a car driven by Mrs Lawrence J L Mowry of North Smithfield Rhode Island She said the boy darted from behind an ice wagon into the car path An inquest was ordered.
London reports researchers Dr. Marcello Boldimi and Dr. Deela Rovere found a link between birth month and intelligence. They claim those born January to March are stronger taller and superior in intelligence while August and September births show higher rates of inferior intelligence.
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