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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1922

Page

12

Pershing warns of possible future wars in prepared America

General John J. Pershing told the Republican Women's Club at Copley Plaza that predicting another war and charging Bolshevism with seeking the destruction of the American government, urges preparedness. He cited repeated major wars every few decades and warned of looming conflicts in Europe and the near east.

General Pershing John J. Pershing Republican Women's Club Copley Plaza Charles Sumner Bird Women's Republican Club

Pershing Warns Against Disarmament In 1917 Style Debate

The general argues against complete disarmament as folly and urges understanding among nations to reduce war risk. He cites Washington on peace through preparation and warns of internationalism’s dangers while noting conspiratorial threats and organized societies seeking upheaval.

Merica Pershing George Washington General Pershing America

Reform Under Delaware Law Moves to New Vessel Holding

New York December 14. United Fruit Company subsidiaries owning American flag liners are dissolved to form a Delaware entity to hold all vessels. The shift cites a Delaware tax exemption for foreign trade earnings expiring Jan 1 1923. Officials cite other firms planning similar action and question the impact of a dry ship ruling.

New York United Fruit Company Delaware William Newsome Winthrop Marvin American Steamship Owners’ Association United Fruit the Fruit Company Supreme Court

Shipping Board reluctant on foreign flags under Jones Act

The Shipping Board resists granting American vessels foreign-flag status under current Jones Act provisions. If the subsidy bill fails and the dry ruling remains only on American ships, officials believe the board may shift its stance and allow changes, altering incentives for registration.

Shipping Board

Will filed for probate outlines private bequests and inheritance

The will filed in East Cambridge yesterday provides $250000 to a beneficiary and lists private bequests totaling 8700 dollars. The residue of the estate is divided between two children, Mary G Prescott of Medford and Leonard Tuft of Pinehurst North Carolina.

East Cambridge Mary G Prescott Medford Leonard Tuft Pinehurst N. C

97,000 Babies Born in New York Each Year

New York health commissioner Dr Royal S Copeland and U S Senator elect notes that 97,000 babies are born annually in New York. If placed end to end the newborns would stretch about 22 miles. He adds that about 60 percent of these children have foreign born parents.

New York Royal S. Copeland United States

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