08 Sep 1919
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1919
Page
1
Kaiser's right hand man Ludendorff speaks in a widely anticipated feature presented exclusively by the Boston Post. The serial report promises to unfold the German side of the Great War, detailing Propaganda Plans, Headquarters Conferences, and Crown Council Assemblages in clear terms for readers.
The Central Labor Union warns a police strike is likely if Commissioner Curtis finds the Boston policemen guilty. Mayor Peters submits a plan by the Mayor's Citizens' Committee to solve the crisis. The plan seeks police union recognition only if not AF of L affiliated and includes labor and wage adjustments awaiting Curtis's approval.
Continued from Sunday Post. The enemy gained strength from industrial war drive and Entente restrictions. Labor shortages were avoided, raw materials remained plentiful, output per man held steady, and seas stayed open for the Entente. The United States aided on a large scale, with advancing technical equipment.
Sale notice offers complete carpentry mechanical and freehand drawing oil and watercolor instruction by Otis E Dubois of Fall River Massachusetts. Items available for sale or by parts with a mailing address 4 Oliver Street Fall River. Classes ready to reopen for enrollment.
General John J. Pershing, the United States top ranking officer, will land at Hoboken aboard the Leviathan around 8:30 am and cross to New York City for a grand homecoming. Public celebration plans include a police hydroairplane escort as the ship nears the harbor.
Private Reuss Madsen of Sacramento California was shot and killed today by a German patrol in the neutral zone about a mile from Coblenz bridgehead. Private Bert Balsinger of the Eighth Infantry escaped unharmed and was captured by the Germans before being returned to American authorities. Madsen will be buried in the American cemetery at Coblenz.
Reporter Robert L. Norton surveys mood across Iowa and Indiana in early September. The dispatch notes political and public opinion trends, highlighting regional attitudes, key figures, and anticipated outcomes as the campaign advances.
Missouri and Ohio districts indicate a broader Midwest reluctance toward the peace treaty and the League of Nations, signaling political opposition across states in the region.
Ra Ro Continued on Page 12 Fourth Col. Ra Ro Pr M. 10:58 SUN Rises 6:15. Set today at Sets 7:08. MOON 4 80 a.m. Light all vehicles today at 7:38. TODAY'S ANNIVERSARIES, ETC. St. Augustine Florida founded 1565. Galveston flood 1900. British drive Germans back 10 miles from Paris 1914. Grand Duke Nicholas assigned to Russian operations in the Caucasus 1915. One year ago today Allies advance three miles toward St. Quentin United States troops take village of Glenaves United States refugees from Russia reach Stockholm.
Forecast for southern New England calls for fair conditions Monday and Tuesday with little temperature change and moderate southwest winds. Northern New England and Vermont and New Hampshire areas should see cooler conditions Tuesday. Highs on Sunday ranged 90 to 94 degrees with Atlantic coastal winds.
Sparse OCR shows scattered figures for temperatures and times with unclear context. The readable items include averages and measures such as 75 and 68, a potential date sequence and a range from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. but lacking clear subject, location, or event.
Cosiglia Cote a 40 year old Worcester chauffeur was found buried under leaves in a gulley beside the road from Clinton to Boylston. A passing car party discovered the body at 1 30 this afternoon.
National League scores include New York 2 Boston 1 and second game Boston 4 New York 2. Cincinnati 1 St Louis 9 with 8 2 in the second. Philadelphia 8 Brooklyn 7 in extra innings. Brooklyn 2 Philadelphia 1 in the second. Pittsburgh 3 Chicago 1. American League games feature Chicago 8 Cleveland 3. St Louis 6 Detroit and New York 3. Washington 2.
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