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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1919
Page
5
The first all Eastern reunion of World War veterans will be held in Springfield on September 15. The day is designated Veterans Day and the Eastern States agricultural and industrial exposition will run in connection. Invitations go to American Legion posts in New England offering free admission for all men in uniform.
Miss Madeline Everett of Newton to wed Lieutenant-Commander Ames Loder U S N of East Orange N J today at Trinity Church Newton Everett comes from prominent Newton Centre society and is daughter of Mrs Charles Everett of 42 Park Street Newton Centre She belongs to the Vincent Club Sewing Circle.
James Jackson of the New England division announces moving the division conference from Boston to Worcester due to the Boston police strike and potential complications. The event is rescheduled for next Tuesday, September 16, with discussions led by Boston and Worcester leaders.
The New England Telephone and Telegraph Company told its supervisory staff and employee committees that wage schedules will rise by $1 to $% per week for male workers and $1 to $2 per week for female workers.
Cardinal Mercier arrives in Boston on Saturday October 4 and leaves Monday October 6 to be hosted by Cardinal O Connell. He will reside at Rawson Road Brookline during his three day visit.
After Governor Coolidge proclaimed control of Boston, Mayor Peters dismissed Police Commissioner Curtis and activated the State Guard. Rioting followed as the city went police free. the governor offered no stated reason beyond the proclamation.
Washington Sept 11 General Pershing faces reduced pay and allowances due to a title discrepancy. Congress made him general of the armies while the War Department lists him as general in the regular army. Lawmakers and War Department officials seek a fix that preserves accuracy.
Burglars stole hair goods valued at 10000 dollars and optical goods worth several hundred from stores owned by Mrs. Reginald Carles and Harry Il Pike in Portland Maine. Authorities investigated the break in and are pursuing leads.
Six members of the joint congressional commission readjusting postal salaries arrived at the Hotel Lenox in Boston with witnesses from New England postal branches. Senators Moses and Gay and Representatives Rouse Steenerson Bell Madden were among those inspecting Boston post offices as Beasley arranged morning appearances. The hearing aims to gather first hand information on new salary schedules, with sessions planned into today before moves to Chicago and on to St Paul.
The dirigible R-33, after a flight to the continent, completed a tour over Holland and the French and Belgian battlefields and landed back in Putnam this evening.
Nine survivors of the Ward line steamer Corydon, 36 aboard, reached Miami in weakened condition after two days in a lifeboat amid a hurricane in Wahama Channel. An unverified report claimed the British schooner Mystery J. sank near Bimini with 14 dead. Captain Allan J. Johnson reportedly perished with Corydon.
A long list shows Hugh Phinney and Catherine Sullivan among couples intending marriage, with many other pairs named by ages and addresses across Jamaica Plain, Winthrop, Dorchester, Roxbury, Charlestown, and surrounding areas, including both colored and white individuals. The notice records professions, street addresses, and partner names, presenting a snapshot of local nuptial plans.
A note lists a general retreat at Blessed Gabriel Monastery Brighton for tonight through Monday with contact details for the retreat director. It also lists next week feast days including Exaltation of the Holy Cross and the Seven Dolours of Mary, plus stational timber days. Forty Hours devotion runs Sept 19 at two churches, and a Catholic Truth Guild meeting at Lincoln Park Somerville Sunday at 7:30 PM with Martha Moore Avery and David Goldstein.
Minerals Separation North American Corporation and Minerals Separation Company Limited filed a bill in equity in the United States District Court seeking a restraining order against Nevada Consolidated Copper Company. Lindley M. Garrison, former Secretary of War, is listed as counsel for the plaintiffs.
The returns filed by Michael Fe. Fitzgerald Cambridge public schools superintendent show 13 923 pupils enrolled at the opening of Cambridge schools on Wednesday.
Paris dispatch reports the supreme council will leave to the Washington international labor conference the decision on admitting German and Austrian delegates. The Italian delegation urged approval, while others favored awaiting Washington’s ruling.
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