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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1921

Page

19

America Insists on Rights of Victory

Secretary Hughes asserts the United States retains rights over Yap and rejects Japan's mandate claims under Versailles. He argues Germany’s overseas possessions belong to the principal allied powers, including the United States, and cites Wilson's position on Yap's internationalization for cable purposes. The note warns the league or council cannot bind U S policy or surrender rights.

Germany United States Hughes Japan Wilson Department of State Island Yap Council of Four Norman Davis

Bond market notes include diverse securities and prices

A dense list of bond issues with varied coupons and quotes from issuers such as Liberty, Natl Tube, City of Bergen, Chicago North Western, and Penn, among others. Prices range around 87 to 108 with multiple 4s 5s and 6s notes, reflecting broad activity in government and corporate bonds.

U ‘S L U S Isi SeleeBs Bergen Bere M& St Ic M Nort & Woon M & St Petal My of Tokio Behe USL Ist USL OB Ltd Zavick Chicago C & Nwn Pano't & A Don Canada Penn CRI & P Chi & Wn Ind Gov of Switzer

United States Objects to Yap Mandate and Japan Assignment

The note to Great Britain argues the Supreme Council had no authority to grant Japan a mandate over Yap. It asserts U S rights in German Pacific possessions remain, questions Versailles treaty impact, and calls for reconsideration of the mandate without U S consent. It stresses the necessity of U S agreement among Allied powers for any such disposition.

Washington Great Britain France Italy Japan Supreme Council of League of Nations Pacific Ocean Equator Germany United States Council of the Supreme Council Wilson

Foreign Exchange Rates and Money Market Bids

Late afternoon quotations show brokers loans at 7 percent outside brokers call 7 percent and individual collateral at 8 percent. Year money 7 to 8 percent. Clearing House Boston and New York figures list balances and bank credit. Foreign exchange rates compare today with yesterday and a year ago, sterling excepted.

Cakutside Quick Call Cen Fossey A Cnet Boston W York Bywest FR Bank Credit

Guggenheims Win American Smelting Directors

The Guggenheim slate was elected at the American Smelting & Refining Company annual meeting in Jersey City. The vote totaled 682,233 shares for the directors with no opposition, while 202,479 shares held by Karl Eilers were marked present but not voting.

Jersey City Guggenheim American Smelting & Refining Company Karl Eilers

United States rejects Yap mandate seeks internationalized status

The United States states it did not authorize the League of Nations or the Supreme Council to grant a mandate over Yap. It refuses to recognize the mandate's validity and urges reconsideration. The cable station island should be internationalized with equal rights for all powers.

United States Yap Supreme Council League of Nations Japan Germany

Cocoanut Oil Shampoo Promises Gentle Hair Care

An advertisement recommends Malsified cocoanut oil shampoo as a pure greaseless option for washing hair. It claims standard soaps dry the scalp and harm hair, while Malsified creates rich lather with one or two teaspoons, cleanses dust and oil, dries hair evenly, and leaves it silky and manageable. It notes availability at drug stores and low cost for family use.

League Cannot Alter Mandates Say Drummond

Sir Eric Drummond, secretary-general of the League of Nations, states that mandates conferred by the supreme council are irrevocable and beyond league or commission power to revise. He says the United States should discuss the issue with the supreme council or allied powers directly, not the league, on Yap and Mesopotamia mandates.

London United News Supreme Council League Council Eric Drummond League of Nations Drummond League Mesopotamia Yap United States Permanent Commission Versailles America

Marmola Prescription Tablets Advertises Easy Weight Loss

An advertisement touts Marmola Prescription Tablets as a weight loss aid claiming rapid loss of two to four pounds weekly without dieting or exercise. It urges readers to ask a druggist or write to Marmola Co at 44 Woodward Ave Detroit MI for a large case priced at one dollar.

Woodward Ave Detroit Mich

Knights Honor Kelley Watch At Jamaica Plain Banquet

The Very Rev William J Devlin of Boston College spoke at Jamaica Plain Council 120 Knights of Columbus 26th anniversary dinner at the Boston City Club. Vice President Coolidge praised the order as Knights of Piety and Patriotism and fund relief for Ireland. Nearly 600 attended with musical entertainment and a gold watch presented to Past Grand Knight Wilfred T Kelley.

Wiliam J. Devlin S. J Boston College Jamaica Plain Council Knights of Columbus Boston City Club Coolidge Knights of Knights of Piety Keith Wilfred T. Kelley Robert F. Waul J. Leo McGrath Walter T. Driscoll Father Devon William J. Day Ireland Order United States Father Devlin

Employers 10 Answer Board Considers Arbitration Terms

The Building Employers Association weighs entering arbitration per State Board lines, or pursuing minor changes, with a decision not released. The association's councillors met for hours at 166 Devonshire Street, and Secretary John F. Walsh declined to comment.

Building Employers’ Association State Board of Conciliation and Arbitration United Building Trades Council State House Devonshire Street John F. Walsh

Rice Rupture Experts Offer Free Demos in Boston

A. S. Dewar G. C. Reid and Mrs. M. J. Hudson promote the Rice Non Surgical Rupture Method at the Adams House and later at a Boston hotel through April 9. Demonstrations are free with no obligation, focusing on women and children, under W. S. Rice supervision, encouraging ruptured individuals to seek treatment.

A. S. Dewar G. C. Reid M. J. Hudson Adams House Washington Street Boston

Meeting chair remarks on reporting decision to State board

The statement notes only that the decision will be reported to the State board by the Strike committee this morning. No further remarks were offered beyond this reporting plan.

State Board

Building Up the Blood Ends Rheumatism for Mr. Downs

Mr. Oscar Downs of 7 Ashland Street Haverhill Mass details years of rheumatism. After using Dr Williams Pink Pills his pain eased swelling reduced and he regained strength and sleep. He credits the pills with building up his blood and freeing him from pain. Sold by druggists or direct from the Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady NY for sixty cents a box.

Oscar Downs Ashland Street Haverhill Mass Downs Dr. Williams Dr. Williams Medicine Co Schenectady N. Y

Free bottle offer for LEPSO epilepsy treatment

Advertisement promises a free bottle of LEPSO as a remedy for fits epilepsy or falling sickness. It urges men women and children to request the treatment regardless of prior cures or duration of suffering.

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