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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1919

Page

17

Armenians appeal to Americans for urgent aid

A Paris cable from the Armenian republic calls on the American Committee for Independence of Armenia to urge the U.S. government to send 10 000 soldiers and equipment to organize a 30 000 strong Armenian army. Turkish forces, Kurdish and Tartar bands surround areas including Nakhichevan and Kars, threatening Erivan. James W. Gerard accuses the Allies of shared responsibility for the Armenian tragedy.

New York American Committee For the Independence of Armenia Paris Kars Erivan James W. Gerard Germany American Committee America France Great Britain Armenia Gerard Lenine Trotzky

Armenians Hit by Turkish Allied Offensive Across Province

A wartime report states Turkish, Tartars and Kurdish forces surround Armenia, forcing surrender of a province after fierce resistance. An appeal asks for 10,000 American troops and gear for 30,000 Armenian volunteers. Mustapha Kemal leads the Turkish forces amid a broad assault.

Armenia Mustapha Kemal Asia Minor

Boston University Opens Year with Record 5000 Students

Boston University begins the new college year with a total enrollment near five thousand, the largest in its history. Freshmen number 184 and the College of Liberal Arts reports a 0 percent rise in men students from last year, as overall registration climbs from 1200 in 1911 to 1827 by 1914.

Boston University Rsity Lege of Liberal Arts Dr. Marlin College of Liberal Arts University Slater's New England Harry H. Aronson Washington St Boston Mass

Simmons Beds Promise Sound Sleep For Babies

A Sears like promotion extols Simmons beds from Kenosha claiming they offer the ideal in infant sleep with Seamless Square Steel Tube framing and sliding side features. The ad emphasizes rest as vital and notes finishes in white ivory and hardwood with two and three foot widths at little higher cost than ordinary beds.

Simmons

Budget Growth and New Instructors in Liberal Arts

The budget rises from 2060 in 1915-16 to 435000 this year, triple the amount when President Marlin began. Two new instructors join Liberal Arts: Alcide De Andria from Louvain teaching French and Joseph C Paramountain teaching French and Spanish.

Marlin Liberal Arts Alcide de Andria University of Louvain Joseph C. Paramountain

Alien Property Auction Sets Record Bid in Hartford

In Hartford on September 17 the alien property custodian sold the first reinsurance company of Hartford for 610000 dollars. The top bid exceeded rival offers by 10000 dollars from Senator Bulkeley of Hartford and the sale included 4505 shares seized as enemy property. Final acceptance rests with Custodian Francis P. Garvan who knows the seizure details personally.

Hartford Conn Morgan G. Bulkeley Aetna Life Insurance Company Ferdinand Richter Potter Brothers New York City Francis P. Garvan

Postpone Roslindale War Vets Welcome Home Event

Roslindale postpones its welcome home celebration for veterans due to unsettled Boston conditions. The event on Pierce Field will occur later with the original program including an athletic meet, banquet, and ball when safe.

Boston Roslindale Pierce Field

Democratic chairman urges candidates to back Gaston in race

Francis J. Finneran, president of the Democratic Club, writes to Deitrick Foss Long Monahan states none of them can defeat Calvin Coolidge. He calls on the candidates to withdraw and unite behind Col William A. Gaston of Boston, the only Democrat who can win. He appeals for party unity and sacrifice for Democracy.

Francis J. Finneran Democratic Club Deitrick Foss Long Monahan Calvin Coolidge Democratic Party William A. Gaston Boston Gaston

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