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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1921
Page
2
The Boston Chamber of Commerce voices strong support for President Harding's Washington arms conference aims. It welcomes the epochal call and believes nations will accept it, noting plans to diminish war causes and reduce the likelihood of future conflict.
Abraham Lincoln inspired attorney Fionest Abe's ee Lovitch argued in Central Court that a hay wagon should be exempt from a light requirement. The judge Duff rejected the almanac style time issue as irrelevant and the defendant pressed his wagon’s classification to dodge the charge.
A public protest meeting is set for tonight at 8 at Faneuil Hall under the Massachusetts American Association for the Recognition of the Irish Republic. It follows instructions from a 40,000-member statewide group of presidents and councils denouncing entangling alliances and any foreign ties. Speakers include Dr. Walter B. Holloway, Mayor-elect James M. Curley, and William H. O'Brien. the Brian Boru War Pipers band of Worcester will provide music.
Washington reports a five power accord between the United States and Great Britain forbidding the use of submarines against merchant ships. France Japan and Italy are expected to accept the agreement when the conference resumes.
Just before adjournment Senator Root urged the American delegation to prohibit submarines against merchant vessels. Balfour suggested the five great powers adopt the rule in case of war among them. Secretary Hughes appeared optimistic about progress on abolishing submarines.
British and French delegates clash over submarines as Root and Balfour amend proposals. The American team urges wartime rules to curb attacks on noncombatants, hoping gradual progress through acceptance of limited submarine activity. Disagreements persist while negotiations extend over several days.
In Andover on December 2 the plan was announced to begin within two weeks the construction of a new dormitory for Phillips Academy. The three story building, 140 by 46 feet, will mirror existing dormitories and form a quadrangle with them to address housing shortages.
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