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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1920
Page
9
Igleff W. Sather was arrested by Chicago police on Monday and will be returned to face charges of embezzling $30,000 from the First National Bank. Police say a Confederate’s confession aided the arrest.
The Mayor received a letter of thanks from the King of Belgium for a photo book created during the monarch's Boston visit. The volume includes a picture of Mayor and Mrs. Peters with their five children.
A conference led by the American Jewish Committee and major Jewish bodies issues a public statement condemning the Protocols of the Elders of Zion as a base forgery. It rejects links to Bolshevism and defends Jewish loyalty to liberty, religion, and democracy amid anti Jewish propaganda.
The testimonial from A. C. Littlefield of Haverhill Mass claims prompt relief from asthma and coughs after using RE NU-YU. The ad warns against generic patent medicines and cites a long history with an old family doctor. It promotes RE NU-YU as a strength restorer and body builder available through druggists.
About 500 ex members of the Third United States Maine Division gather in St Francis Hall Roxbury near Dudley street station to celebrate the division entering Germany two years ago. Dutch support comes under Boston Chapter No 11 Society of the Third United States Regular Division.
G A Lancaster argues for building large railroad warehouses in New England to unload goods quickly and store them for lessees. He urges comprehensive rail improvements and state funding on 20 year notes to reduce demurrage costs and speed distribution of necessities.
Perry Sewell presents a new feature titled Love Nesting With Perry to be printed in full in the Boston Sunday Post Magazine. The piece promises intimate style and domestic insight in a forthcoming issue.
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