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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1920

Page

10

Wilson to Address Congress by Message Not In Person

President Wilson plans to communicate with Congress by written message rather than making a personal appearance. He met with a congressional delegation at the White House, including Senator Lodge and Representative Mondell, and appeared in comparatively good physical condition despite ongoing illness.

Washington Associated Press Wilson Congress House Senate White House Senator Lodge Massachusetts Mr. Wilson Lodge Senator Underwood Alabama Democratic Senate Representative Mondell Republican House Fordney Ways and Means Committee Champ Clark

Meenie Makes a Friend in a Boston Sunday Post installment

The Boston Sunday Post Magazine previews Meenie making a friend in Leonard Merrick's serialized tale When Love Flies Out the Window. The piece notes Merrick’s knack for portraying genuine friendship and hints at the next magazine installment.

Meenie Leonard Merrick Boston Sunday Post

Meeting to Stimulate Jewish Creed at Temple Israel

A Boston gathering at Temple Israel on Commonwealth avenue aims to deepen interest in Judaism and extend its influence. Notable speakers from New York and local leaders join a national movement backed by the Union of American Hebrew Congregations. An 8 PM program includes a musical segment and honors committee chair Samuel Gutman.

Temple Israel Commonwealth Avenue Daniel P. Hays New York Nathan Krass New York City Manny Strauss Samuel Abrams Union Park Street Abraham I. Fishel Harry Levi America Flying Squadron Boston Felix Vorenberg A. C. Ratshesky Louis E. Kirstein Union of American Hebrew Congregations Cincinnati Hebrew Union College Samuel Gutman Gutman New England

Williams College Wins Red Cross Honor Flag

Williams College won the Red Cross honor flag for the highest student Red Cross membership rate in the fourth roll call with 492 members, 86 percent. Wellesley and Wheaton also earned honor flags for full student participation, with enrollments of 1236 at Wellesley and 257 at Wheaton.

Williams College New England Division American Red Cross Red Cross Wellesley Wheaton Wellesley Red Cross

Millionaire Dreams From Roxbury to Dorchester Towns

The Inquiring Reporter asks residents in Roxbury Dorchester and Brookline how they would spend a million dollars. Answers range from buying clothes and homes to charity travel and investments. Several name Emily Shea Louise Paul Mary Hunt and S Goldberg with addresses noted. A returned check addressed to Mrs Evelyn Greeley is referenced.

Mary Hunt S. Goldberg Fowler Street Dorchester Evelyn Greeley Main At South Boston

Bread price cut announced in Cleveland market

The second price reduction in two weeks lowers bread costs in Cleveland. Pound loaves drop to 12 cents and pound and a half loaves to 16 cents, reflecting ongoing cost measures by retailers.

Cleveland

Catarrhal Deafness Remedy Promises Quick Relief

An old advertisement urges readers with catarrhal deafness or head noises to buy Parmint double strength, mix with hot water and sugar, take a tablespoon four times daily, claiming relief as nostrils clear and mucus stops dripping.

Anyon

Harding urged Congress to speed up session after inauguration

President Harding calls for speeding up congressional work and announces plans to convene a session shortly after inauguration, urging swift action on pending measures.

Congress Harding

Harding outlines aims for bipartisan foreign policy transition

President elect Harding says he will avoid partisan wrangling in the coming three months while seeking Congress cooperation on budget and tariff work. He wants friendly ties between executive and legislative branches and will resign from the Senate between January 10 and 15, naming Frank B. Willis to fill the term. He meets numerous senators and reporters in Marion, with talks on foreign relations, peace with Germany, and the League of Nations to follow, delaying cabinet selections.

Harding Congress Senate Senate Foreign Relations Committee Germany League of Nations Marion Davis Ohio Frank B. Willis Underwood Alabama E.S. MacLean Will H. Hays Harry Daugherty Richard Washburn Child Henry Cabot Lodge Massachusetts Brandegee Fall Moses Calder Elkins McNary Sutherland Weeks Knox Borah New

Too Fast With Liquor Supply In West Springfield

West Springfield police stopped a car from New York bound for Malden carrying liquor. Edward Rice and Joseph Linsey, both named as riders, were found with a quart on the seat and two cases plus loose bottles of whiskey hidden in the vehicle after Officer George Pease ordered a stop and a search.

West Springfield Malden Edward Rice Alden Street Joseph Linsey Boylston Street New York George Pease Rice

WIFE DIVORCED FROM ALLEGED MURDERER

Mrs Frances S Hyde of Kansas City was granted an absolute divorce from Dr B Clark Hyde who was tried three times for the murder of Colonel Thomas Swope. The decree came amid ongoing controversy over the case and related custody questions.

Kansas City, Mo Frances S. Hyde B. Clark Hyde Thomas Swope

Hyde Case: Mistrials End in Case Dropped

The Hyde murder case involving Dr. Hyde and Mrs. Hyde, niece of Colonel Swope, saw a first trial conviction overturned by the State Supreme Court, two mistrials, and ultimately dismissal of the case after ongoing proceedings and continuances.

Tody State Supreme Court

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