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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1920
Page
1
San Remo report says the supreme council considered President Wilson's note on the Turkish treaty and decided to reply with full explanations for not accepting his points. The council aims to enforce treaty compliance and push Germany to observe its obligations.
New British ambassador Sir Auckland Geddes said Ireland should handle its political troubles without outside interference. He asserted that in this generation there is no quarrel between England and Ireland. Continued on Page 5 First Col.
Washington April 19. The Supreme Court reconvened today without issuing an opinion in cases challenging the prohibition amendment and parts of the enforcement act. The day passed with no decision on the major issues before the court.
A fracas broke out between striking longshoremen and strikebreakers at the United Fruit Company wharf on South Market street. One man was injured, several bruised, shots fired, and bricks and rocks thrown before police quickly arrested three men armed with bricks and restored order.
Peter Trivoulides born in Marathon Greece and now based in New York edged Arthur Roth at the Boston Marathon yesterday in a Commonwealth finish. Continued on Page 16-First Col.
The snippet lists anniversaries and events including Bacon's Rebellion 1676 Siege of Boston 1775 and Matthew C Perry naval career. It mentions a past strike settlement a year ago and a public reception for 26th Division officers on Boston Common.
Forecast for Boston and vicinity calls for fair skies on Tuesday and cloudy conditions on Wednesday with probable showers. Moderate temperatures with fresh north winds. Northern New England likewise fair Tuesday and cloudy Wednesday with moderate temperatures. Southern New England sees fair Tuesday and cloudy Wednesday with possible showers and moderate temperatures. Winds vary from fresh northwest offshore to mostly moderate onshore. A storm system east of Nova Scotia moves northeastward with no major temperature changes expected across the eastern half of the nation in the next 48 hours.
Continued fair and moderately warm weather seems likely for today and probably this evening. It may become unsettled during the night.
Washington April 19 Representative John Norton faces an objection as a bill to fund pilgrim aid moves forward. The action centers on funding decisions and legislative maneuvering in Congress.
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