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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1920
Page
6
The article notes disappointment over the League of Nations issue and a leader’s approach to retirement and private life, signaling uncertainty about international policy and personal future plans within the period.
The president frames his message as a faith to defend and urges immediate serviceable legislation. Congress advances an immigration bill rule while other business stays in committee as mood and farm relief loom. He calls for a workable 4 percent budget system, strict economy, and targeted appropriations to ease debt, with Armenia loan and Philippine independence proposals noted.
The article notes President-elect Warren G Harding left a card at the White House after tea with Mrs Wilson. He arrived later with Harry Daugherty and Will Hays, presenting the card to the longtime doorman.
President-elect Harding finished a two day Washington visit with confidential talks across party lines on the League of Nations and cabinet selection. He urged direct consultation to build a unifying administrative policy and heard from Republican Senators and leaders about possible cabinet posts.
Eugene V. Debs, Socialist candidate, won nearly 950000 votes in the last election, the largest Socialist presidential tally in U S history and about double the party’s 1916 total, reported from New York.
Cardinal O'Connell marks his 61st birthday with a Mass in his private chapel and a routine archdiocesan day. He has received many congratulatory telegrams and letters from priests, laypeople, and institutions. Born in Lowell on December 8, 1853, he was ordained June 8, 1884 and created cardinal November 27, 1911.
Jersey City officials issue an order detaining all Black residents found on streets after 9 p m unless they can give satisfactory explanations of identity and business as part of a curfew policy.
Today by Chief of Police Battersby. The action was taken, he explained, in an attempt to curb nocturnal holdups and other acts of violence attributed to Negroes.
The two day benefit fair for the Animal Rescue League closed last night at the Hotel Vendome. A substantial sum was raised to fund救 salvaging dumb animals with proceeds to the Rest Home for Horses in Dedham Carver Street headquarters and the Medfield Bird Sanctuary.
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