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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1919

Page

2

Aero Club Balloon Aims at National Air Race Cup

The Aero Club of Massachusetts enters an 80000 cubic foot America II balloon to represent New England in St Louis on Oct 1 piloted by Lt Joseph S Batt and Joseph Torrey Both plan two days and nights aloft to win the national championship cup for distance The entry marks a strong field with many top aeronauts and a $1000 prize for longest flight and duration.

The Aero Club of Massachusetts New England St. Louis Joseph S. Batt Boston Joseph Torrey Worcester America II William Maxwell Rockville Elmer C. Marcheutz Carl W. Dammann Wichita Kan Ernest S. Cole C. L. Bambaugh Indianapolis H. E. Honeywell Kansas City Ralph Upson Akron William Raser Brookville William Assmann Paul M. McCullough

A. E. F. Veteran Cleared After False Arrest

Nicholas Manos, an American Expeditionary Force veteran living at 1513 Washington Street with wife and child, was mistakenly arrested for attempting to obtain meat. Central Court cleared him, and his friend Philip J. Sondheim calls for summons instead of warrants to prevent such humiliations.

Nicholas Manos Washington Street Manos Central Court Philip J. Sondheim

Large Congregation Hears Dr Henry Gow at Arlington Street

At Arlington Street Unitarian Church yesterday the Rev Henry Gow of London preached to a large congregation. He spoke of the ideals that actuated the allies in the four years of World War I and declared those ideals remain true and paramount.

Arlington Street Unitarian Church Henry Gow London

Horsford’s Acid Phosphate Ad Used in Drinks

An advertisement touts Horsford’s Acid Phosphate as a drink additive that enhances satisfaction and acts as a wholesome stimulant to improve the consumption experience.

Horsford

Jitneys or Trolley Cars in Lawrence Debate

Lawrence city council likely to decide on future transport as Metropolitan Transit seeks bus permits. Opponents fear five cent fares would ruin street railways already charging ten cents. Debate centers on fare cuts and service plans to replace or supplement existing streetcar lines.

Lawrence Metropolitan Transit Company Busi

Armenians of Greater Boston Honor Hero at Union Hall

Armenian community leaders in Greater Boston held services at Franklin Union Hall yesterday to honor a hero who died in the effort to free Armenia from Turkish domination. Speakers included prominent activists from the movement.

Greater Boston Franklin Union Hall Armenia

General Torcaum Seeks Aid From President Wilson

The speaker General Torcaum arrived in the country to enlist the aid of President Wilson. He seeks support for his cause and intends to present arguments in person.

General Torcaum Wilson

Tremont Trust Opens In New Court Street Home

The Tremont Trust Company moves into its new four story building at 383 Court street today. It merges with Puritan Trust Company and renames under Tremont Trust. The interior is remodeled with new safety deposit vaults and banking fixtures.

Tremont Trust Company Court Street Puritan Trust Company

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