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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1919

Page

7

Lansing Opposed Treaty Claims Draw Senate Hearing

William C Bullitt testified before the Senate foreign relations committee that Secretary Lansing opposed ratification of the peace treaty and the League covenant though he helped draft them on the American peace commission. Bullitt revealed Lansing's private opinion from a Paris conversation.

Washington Lansing American Peace Commission Senate Foreign Relations Committee William C. Bullitt Philadelphia Paris League Bullitt Lodge Henry White General Bliss American Commission

Lansing Refuses Comment On Bullitt Testimony

Watertown dispatch notes Secretary of State Lansing offered no comment on William Bullitt testimony before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. Bullitt claimed Lansing opposed Shantung to Japan and distrusted the League of Nations, with remarks that the treaty would be defeated if known to the American people.

Lansing Henderson Harbor William C. Bullitt Senate Foreign Relations Committee Bullitt Shantung Japan League Senate Knox Lodge Capitol State Department Associated Press Watertown N. Y Paris Wilson Maine Woods Petrograd Colonel House League of Nations Russia Admiral Kolchak Moscow

British troops move to suppress Sinn Fein nationwide

British forces raid Sinn Fein strongholds across Ireland including Dublin Cork Belfast Galway and Londonderry arrest two MPs Ernest Blythe and Patrick O Keefe seize documents and literature. A detective Hoey is shot in Dublin. authorities publish a proclamation declaring the Dail Eireann illegal and subject to the Crimes Act.

Sinn Fein Dublin Cork Belfast Galway Londonderry House of Commons Frank P. Walson Edward F. Dunne Ireland United States Dail Iireann Ernest Blythe Monaghan North Patrick O'Keefe Dublin Castle Sinn Viscount French Irish Republic Loan Cork Examiner

Wonderful Corn Grown by Cambridge Woman

Mary L. Rhone of Cambridge reports exceptional garden produce from ashes and clay soil including two ears of corn weighing two pounds each and twenty one inches tall. She notes large potatoes cabbage beans peas and ongoing yields since June, with frost risk in October.

Cambridge Mary L. Rhone Richdale Avenue

De Valera Voices Irish Suppression Stand in Providence

At midnight Eamon De Valera denounces Britain’s Irish policy, calling for withdrawal of occupation troops and the restoration of Irish will. He claims Sinn Fein forces aimed to organize national production and mentions arrest of a cabinet minister as part of recent decrees.

Providence Wamnon de Valera Sinn Fein Ireland France Lord French William Robertson Britain Congress of England

Protests Form Over Press Coverage of Police and Labor

Notices announce a 6 pm meeting of newspaper unions in Boston to form a joint committee and consult with the Newspaper Publishers Association about alleged unfair articles against the Policemen's Union and organized labor. Further sessions consider a secret ballot on backing a general sympathy strike.

Allied Printing Trades Council Old South Building Daniel J. McDonald Newspaper Publishers’ Association of Boston Boston Policemen’s Union McDonald Edward F. McGrady Boston Central Labor Union Central Labor Union Committee of 17 American ‘Federation of Labor Central Labor Union Committee New England Frank H. McCarthy A. F. of L Kimball Building C. L. U. Boston Typographical Union No. 13

Elixir Promised to Cleanse System Says Mass man grateful

Somerville area letter to Dr True & Co praises Dr True's Elixir as a real internal cleanse after years of ineffective laxatives. The ad touts the remedy as harmless, efficacious for worm symptoms, and backed by a 68 year history with claims of physician endorsement.

Somerville Mass J. F. True Dr. True DEAT Brewer True & Co Auburn

Ankle and Elbows to Stay Cold in Paris Fashion

Chicago reports fashion from Paris with garments featuring gold lace and bright flowers at the waist. Paquin and Furness designs offer gold braid, embroidery, and color bursts, including brown English worsted suits and a seal fur vest. A cashmere Paisley dress and moss embroidery add color to plain coats and dresses.

Joseph

Autumn Frock Trends From Paris to Marshall Field Store

The piece notes loose silhouettes with straight skirts and minimal waists, short sleeves on wool frocks, and gloves with fur gauntlets as a novelty. Paris models trend longer than American wear while autumn shades stay warm and sombre. A Jean Patou leaf brown tulle and satin dress with verti collette and sleeveless cut is highlighted for the Marshall Field exhibition opening Monday.

Champs Elysee M. Holberg Marshall Field Paris Milady Jean Patou

Walton Lunch Co Enjoins Union Leaders in Suffolk Suit

The Walton Lunch Company seeks an injunction in Suffolk Superior Court to restrain John J. Kearney and Local 34 officers and members of the Hotel and Restaurant International Alliance from interfering with its business. The suit also seeks damages for the strike related damage.

Walton Lunch Company Equity Suffolk Superior Court John J. Kearney Local 34 Hotel and Restaurant International Alliance

Noted newspaper and insurance man dies at 60

Michael F. Dever of Roslindale dies after a short pneumonia illness at his home. Once editor of the Boston Sun thirty five years ago, he later joined the Republic as advertising manager. He spent the last 25 years in the insurance business, representing major firms including New York Life.

Michael F. Dever Guernsey Street Roslindale Mr. Dever Boston Sun The Sun Republic Patrick Maguire New York Life Insurance Company

Noonan Hair Petrole An Advertising Tonic

An advertisement introduces A Hair Dressing That Is Different Noonan's Hair Petrole a petroleum based tonic with antiseptic for thin dry hair. Barbers report strong results and offer it to customers at 15 cents per application or one dollar per bottle sold by barbers druggists and department stores or directly from T Noonan & Sons 38 Portland St Boston.

Noonan T. Noonan & Sons Portland St Boston

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