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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1921

Page

8

Democrats Oppose 10-Pact In Senate Debate

Washington December 13 There is mounting Democratic opposition to the Four-Powers Alliance. The Wilson group led by Senators Glass Harrison and Robinson met and agreed the minority would take no position pending further study of the treaty. Numerous reservations are already being discussed.

Senate Wilson Group Glass Virginia Harrison Mississippi Robinson Arkansas

Senate Debates Split Over Treaty and Pacific Alliance

The text outlines Democratic misgivings and Republican opposition led by LaFollette and Borah to the Versailles treaty. It notes critics warn the pact binds the US in Pacific wars, compares it to prewar alliances, and cites Walsh seeking further study while highlighting Senate composition of 59 Republicans and 37 Democrats with 64 votes needed for ratification.

LaFollette Borah la Follette Great Britain France Japan United States Pacific Walsh Massachusetts Senate

Copeland to Open Christmas Reading for Public at Radcliffe

Radcliffe College announced that Professor Charles Townsend Copeland will open his annual Christmas reading to the public for the first time. The event, at Agassiz Theatre Friday afternoon, benefits the Radcliffe Endowment Fund, with Dorothy Everett and Sally Sprague of the English Club handling arrangements.

Radcliffe College Charles Townsend Copeland Radcliffe Agassiz Theatre Radcliffe Endowment Fund Copeland Dorothy Everett Sally Sprague Radcliffe English Club of the College Fund

Two Men Held for Lexington Holdup

Salvatore Sadora alias John J Costello 20 and Fred A Altin 26 two men held for highway robbery in district court for the Bevington Lexington state road gas station theft of 48 90 Oct 21 Sadora held 5000 Grand Jury call Altin case continued ten days held 2000.

Lexington Concord Salvatore Sadora John J. Costello Carroll Street Brooklyn N. Y Fred A. Altin Marginal Street East Boston District Court Alfred J. Bevington, Jr State Road Jenney Manufacturing Company Sadora Altri

Awards for injuries in street car and auto crash

Helen E. Barnard of South Boston was awarded 7000 damages in a suit against the Boston Elevated Railway and against Hugh A. Harbinson for injuries to her leg from a collision of a street car and an automobile at Broadway and G street South Boston on December 1 1919. The jury verdict requires her to elect which defendant pays. Barnard, 28, tele phone operator, unable to work for a year.

Helen E. Barnard Boston Elevated Railway Hugh A. Harbinson Miss Barnard Boston Harbinson Broadway G Street South

Students stage Golden Hair and the Three Bears operetta

The Arlington Junior High School Glee Clubs directed by the school music department presented a five act operetta, Golden Hair and the Three Bears, at Robbins Memorial Town Hall Arlington Centre for the school music fund last evening.

Arlington Junior High School Robbins’ Memorial Town Hall Arlington Centre the Three Bears

Change in overtime pay rules reshape railroad payrolls

The Railroad Labor Board, Chicago, ruled to end overtime until 10 hours, affecting 585,000 unskilled workers including maintenance of way, shop and roundhouse laborers, and bridge gangs. Time and a half for Sunday work ends, replaced by three hours pay for limited Sunday calls. carriers may set daily hours by mutual agreement.

Chicago United News Railroad Labor Board Labor Board

Cain Re-elected Mayor in Keene Nineteen Thirty

Orville E. Cain, Republican, won re-election as mayor of Keene New Hampshire with no Democratic opposition. The municipal vote was light and six women were elected to office.

Keene N. H Orville E. Cain

Hayes Healing Honey Cough Remedy Ad

Quick take Hayes healing honey stops the tickle heals the throat and cures the cough. Price 350. Free Grove 0-Pen-Trace salve for chest colds head colds and croup with every bottle.

Hayes Grove

Escaped Convict Caught in Omaha

Plymouth county Sheriff Blake said Dwight Dustin, a federal prisoner who escaped Plymouth jail in April 1915 after a post office robbery in Russell, was arrested in Omaha Nebraska. Dustin's return would depend on federal authorities. Blake noted another escapee was recaptured in Detroit.

Plymouth Blake Plymouth County Dwight Dustin Omaha Nebraska Russell Dustin Dustin Eeade Detroit

Missing Dustin Still Sought After Escape

Officers searched the city for Dustin after the escape but found no definite trace of him and no evidence of his whereabouts.

Dustin

India to become co equal partner with Canada and Australia

India's representative at the Armament Conference predicts within ten years India will speak as a co equal partner with Canada and Australia in the British Empire. The comment came during an address before the city club.

Washington India Canada Australia Srinvasa Sastri City Club

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