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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1921

Page

12

Madrid Chamber protests ultra protectionist tariff

The Chamber of Industry of Madrid sent a strong protest to Finance Minister Cambo over the new Spanish customs tariff. It argues the high duties will raise the cost of living and hinder Spain’s competitiveness in international trade.

Madrid Chamber of Industry of Madrid Cambo

Ban on chemical warfare urged by American arms advisers

Washington December 8. The official advisory committee to the American arms conference delegation has recommended complete abolition of all chemical weapons. General Pershing drafted the report which notes that gas fumes can drift over broad areas and strike civilians. The plan favors continued intensive study of defense, with no clear international scheme outlined.

Washington Associated Press American Arms Conference Pershing Weeks Hughes

U S Business allegedly Uniform with Splurges and Slack

G A O Reilly, vice president of the Irving National Bank, told the International Association of Garment Manufacturers that U.S. business shows alternating splurges and slack periods. He urged steadiness and to meet actual demand rather than inflated expectations to avoid serious damage.

New York America G. A.O. Reilly Irving National Bank Internationl Association of Garment Manufacturers

Conference Working Fast Says Japanese Envoy

Vice Foreign Minister Hanihara stated Japan is ready to evacuate Siberia if an agreement with the Far Eastern Republic of China guarantees protection for Japanese residents opens the country to foreigners and secures Japan on the Korean frontier. He praised progress on China related questions and remained optimistic on resolving the Shantung issue.

Washington Associated Press Hanihara Japan Siberia Far Republic of China China Shantung

Baxter Attacks Cushing Over Kansas Speech Move

Charles S. Baxter spoke at rallies in West Roxbury Dorchester and the South End last night accusing former Lieutenant Governor Cushing of trying to block Governor Henry J. Allen of Kansas from speaking in the city this evening in Baxter’s interests.

Charles S. Baxter West Roxbury Dorchester South End Cushing Henry J. Allen Kansas Baxter

Baxter Attacks Local Political Foes In Boston Race

Mr Baxter denounces the Good Government Association and Republicans allied with Murphy forces. He says Cushing sought help from a Boston lawyer close to Governor Allen to cancel a Boston engagement. He attacks the four leaders Boston bosses and bonding firms backing his opponents to defeat him next Tuesday.

Baxter Good Government Association Murphy Forces Cushing Boston Allen Martin Lomasney Fitzgerald Charles Innes John I. Fitzgerald Murphy and Curley

Sailor Charged With Carrying Concealed Weapon

Hobart Matherly dressed as a U S 8. Delaware crew member was arrested by Dedham Patrolman Gray on Columbus avenue early this morning for carrying a concealed weapon a three pound blackjack.

Hobart Matherly Delaware Gray Dedham Street Matherly Columbus Avenue

Two Cabinet Officers Remain Imprisoned in Guatemala News

State Department advices from Minister McMillin in Guatemala City say two cabinet officers and several prominent citizens jailed after Herrera's overthrow remain in prison. The military council has summoned the Congress ousted when Herrera took office in 1920 to elect a successor president.

Washington State Department McMillin Guatemala City Herrera Military Council Congress

Ass't Fire Chief Donahue Dies After Apoplectic Shock

Timothy J. Donahue longtime first assistant chief of the Arlington fire department died suddenly at his home on 9283 Massachusetts Avenue Arlington after an apoplectic shock hours earlier.

Timothy J. Donahue Arlington Fire Department Massachusetts Avenue Arlington

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