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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1919

Page

2

City Council Approves Sugar Embargo Resolution

The City Council unanimously Passes a resolution by Councillor Watson backing a Congress bill to impose a six months embargo on sugar exports. The action aligns local policy with looming federal restrictions.

Watson

Cummins Rail Bill Prompts Labor Clash in Senate

Senate debate over anti strike provisions of the Cummins railroad bill sparks a clash with labor, as Senator Myers of Montana accuses labor of seeking power while coal miners defy a federal injunction. A quorum battle by Senator La Follette delays final votes on the measure, amid questions on its impact as railroads return to private control. Senator Thomas of Colorado questions the chamber’s attendance during this crucial debate.

Washington Cummins Myers Montana Senate la Follette Republian Wisconsin Curtis Geopublice Kansas Transportation Board Marshall Thomas Colorado Chamber

Senator Versus Gomperts on Labor Radicalism and Rail Strikes

The senator accuses Samuel Gompers of aiding radical elements in the steel strike and warns a two week national railroad strike could kill millions, endorsing anti strike provisions of the Cummins bill. He denounces the Plumb plan and defends government action to uphold constitutional order amid coal strike tensions. Passage of the Cummins bill is delayed.

Samuel Gompers American Federation of Labor Myers Gompers Senate United Mine Workers of America

Newberry and 13 cohorts mute in election-law case

United States Senator Truman H. Newberry and 13 indicted aides stood mute at arraignment in Grand Rapids. They planned to plead not guilty but postponed trial to January 27 with demurrers due January 6. Bonds set at 10000 on first indictment and 5000 on second.

Grand Rapids Mich United States Truman H. Newberry United States District O. W. Sessions James O. Murfin Judge Sessions Sessions Newberry

Arraignment of Mrs Glover on Shoplifting Charge

Mrs Lilian M Glover Delamarre widow of Clarence F Glover a Boston laundry man linked to the Hatie LeBlanc sensational murder case was arraigned in Central Court and the case was continued for one week Detectives in a leading Boston store accused her of stealing two handbags a pair of shoes and some beads She is free on $200 bail furnished by her husband.

Accordion Pleated Skirts And Blouses In Chic Day Dresses

A fashion note highlights accordion pleated skirts paired with interesting blouses to create stylish day dresses. The look emphasizes texture and volume for versatile daytime wear.

Senate drops Fall resolution on breaking relations with Carranza

Washington December The resolution by Senator Fall of New Mexico to urge President Wilson to sever diplomatic ties with the Carranza government was abandoned by Republican leaders after informally learning the President would oppose its passage. Senator Lodge said the foreign relations committee would take no action and the matter now rests with the President.

Washington Dec Wilson Carranza Senate Fall New Mexico Congres Brandegee Connecticut Foreign Relations Committee Lodge Subcommittee On Committee On Foreign Affairs Hitchcock Congress Houses Woodrow Wilson

President Wilson Warns Senator Fall Over Foreign Policy Role

The president argues that Congress cannot advise on foreign affairs outside a presidentially requested setting, warning a resolution would reverse constitutional practice. Senator Fall counters with precedents and plans to press the committee to delay action until the president weighs in.

Poor Debtor Sanborn Declares Inability To Pay Bills

Rupert Sanborn of Kennebunk Maine swore he is too poor to pay debts after a car ride caused disruption on the Sanford Springvale road injuring laborers. He was jailed briefly on a capias before being released on the poor debtor oath before Edward Titcomb and Lucius Perkins.

Kennebunk Des Rupert Sanborn Sanborn Edwards Titcomb Lucius Perkins Sanford Springvale Alfred

Dudas Fined for Assault in Brockton Police Court

Stanley Dudas, 20, was fined 15 dollars for assault and battery on Tony Scarra in Brockton Police Court. He was described as an undersized 6 foot 6 inch man in a parable like scene with Scarra, whose height exceeds six feet. The judge called it a scrap.

Brockton David and Goliath Stanley Dudas Tony Scarra Stanley

Brother Alfred Missing Man Reward Offer

Perley Brock of Alfred Maine offers 500 dollars for information about his missing brother. The reward applies whether the missing man is found alive or dead.

Alfred Perley Brock

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