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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1919
Page
4
Senator Walsh of Massachusetts introduces a resolution to halt new U S loans to foreign nations for arming. He cites nearly 9.69 billion already lent and warns future billions would fund fleets and armies. He urges mutual disarmament to curb international war and protect U S security and prosperity.
In South Boston on a Wednesday night rector Mgr Patterson of St Vincent's Church risked his life by charging into a rioting mob to shield three unarmed volunteer policemen. He stood before the men as Lt Stevens of the State Guard ordered the crowd back, and the mob dispersed with no further violence.
Two guiding facts shape selection for boys clothing: it must suit live, strenuous boys who are always on the go and demand durable, flexible wear. The text emphasizes practicality and robust design for active youth.
Guardsmen bivouacked on cots in the old aldermanic chamber and corridors of City Hall as a Motor Corps unit under Captain Cabot took over the building. Rifles and cartridge belts lined rooms, improvised mess halls formed in the basement, and guardsmen slept in full dress uniforms awaiting instant calls to action. General Charles H. Cole hops to City Hall annex as military adviser to Mayor Peters.
In Columbus Ohio the Grand Army of the Republic and the Sons of Veterans condemn anti Americanism as they hold their annual encampment and reunion. Commander in Chief Clarendon E Adkins urges supporters to oppose any rise of anarchy. Atlantic City chosen for 1920 encampment after a floor battle. Officers to be elected tomorrow. Four candidates for commander in chief are James D Bell Willam O Lee J G Chambers and John W Stebbins.
Henry Hastings Kimball 84 long time secretary of the Massachusetts Fish and Game Protective Association and former Boston schoolmaster died at his home 7 Cortes Street after 25 years there. Born in Temple New Hampshire he studied at Appleton Academy Ipswich and Dartmouth class of 1860. He taught in New Hampshire and Massachusetts before joining Boston public schools and later worked with Samuels and Kimball publishers. He was a Knights Templar and Mason. Funeral arrangements not complete.
The county grand jury returned 37 indictments against 14 commission merchants and firms in Indianapolis as part of an inquiry into the high cost of living.
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