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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1922
Page
5
The House of Commons backed Premier Lloyd George by 372 to 94 after a brief debate, approving his resolution for confidence in the government's Genoa economic conference policy.
In a decisive vote the House rejected an amendment by John Robert Clynes 879 to 84, supporting the government's Genoa policy. Lloyd George outlined a cautious approach to Russia and debt guarantees while urging international cooperation to stabilize exchanges and maintain a flexible stance toward Soviet relations. A later motion by Sir William Johnson-Hicks aims to push for a unified ministry alignment.
A yearlong feud between John Hawes G A R Post members and Spanish War Veterans of East Boston surfaced before the City Council. Superintendent Fred Kneeland will decide later today on terms for the Spanish War Veterans to use quarters in city leased buildings. Jerome H. Petit spoke for the Spanish War Veterans and Michael H. Fitzgerald for the Grand Army men as testimony took place at a public hearing.
Hawes Post members say the Spanish War Veterans cannot use their former meeting quarters since 1907 due to an alleged unpaid 20 per year furniture use fee. Veterans’ counsel contends payment was made to a former building caretaker, and the Grand Army Veterans seek settlement before access is restored.
The business expanded substantially over many years under Mr Vail's leadership and engineering skill, with notable growth and advancement attributed to his guidance.
The article notes Firpo boxing Norwegian Joe McCann in Newark New Jersey on Tuesday night for 12 rounds no decision. James de Forest trains Firpo after conditioning Dempsey for Willard and Fulton fights, while Luis showcases a trained squad of Mexican jumping beans to boost agility.
Miss Mary Jackson was elected president of the Massachusetts State Dental Hygienic Society at its first annual meeting held at the Forsyth Dental Infirmary. The society includes representatives from the Forsyth Training School Harvard Tufts Training School and the Dr Fones Training School of Bridgeport. Other officers named are President Mrs Freda Ward secretary Miss Louise Borchardt treasurer Miss Cassie Katzmark editor Miss Kendall executive committee Miss Jothy Sprague Miss Harriett Putnam and Miss Bessie McFarland.
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