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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1919
Page
4
Indianapolis Dec 380 Governor Goodrich will call a one day session of the Indiana Legislature to ratify the woman suffrage amendment if assured only this question will be considered.
Government auction lists yachts and boats in the First through Eighth Naval Districts including Boston Brooklyn Philadelphia Hampton Roads and New Orleans with inspection urged before bidding. Catalogs and sale terms available from the Bureau of Supplies and Accounts or area Commandants.
A 15 year old Marie Ansbro told detectives at Englewood station that the rush of wind through her hair as the stolen car sped through Chicago was thrilling. Hazel Burmeister, 22, described leaving her husband and 18 month old baby for life of crime, saying aye.
The Treasury established a credit of 416000 in favor of Italy, bringing Italy’s total credits to 1,621,338,000 and allied credits to 9,647,854,000.
Advertising copy urges readers to use Father John’s Medicine to treat a cold without alcohol, promoting immediate relief.
Nathan Behrin official New York County stenographer set a world official shorthand speed record by writing 824 words per minute with two errors at the New York State Shorthand Reporters' Association convention. He previously held 278 wpm set in 1913.
Radcliffe College graduate Miss Mary C. Reed of Cambridge will wed Friday in Cambridge. The ceremony joins a family with ties to Radcliffe College and local Cambridge traditions.
Miss Mary C Reed daughter of the Rev Willard Reed Cambridge and Mrs Ferdinanda Reed of the Cambridge School Board will marry George Howes Coupe land of New York next Friday afternoon The Rev Samuel M Crothers of the First Parish Church will perform the ceremony.
In Chicago on December 30, Rose M. Muir sues Robert J. Muir and he files a cross suit citing two pairs of trousers as key evidence. Mrs. Muir testified one pair sat empty on a snow white bed at 4609 Beacon Street, while she claimed the bed and room had been given to Addie Johns.
Norman Hapgood issued a late night statement denying sympathy or ties with the Soviet government while resigning as minister to Denmark. He defended his stance on the blockade and said his view is that Bolshevism is strengthened by shortages, not weakened, and rebutted an accusation that he used the American legation as a trading post for the Bolsheviks.
Depositons from witnesses who knew Mrs. Muir in 1917 Los Angeles introduce new trousers linked to an alleged suit of clothes of Lieutenant Neville Kavanagh found in Mrs. Muirs Florence Apartments closet. The case involves Muir his wife Addie Johns and claims of divorce cruelty drunkenness infidelity.
Hapgood rejected claims in Harvey's Weekly that he sided with Lenine and Trotsky and said his request for release from diplomatic service aimed to answer Colonel Harvey’s falsehoods. He called the accusation a grotesque falsehood and said he has opposed Communism all his life.
Viscount Edward Grey ends three months as British ambassador to the United States and sails from New York on the Aquitania to Liverpool. In London he will report to his government on his work here. No meeting with the President was arranged despite talks.
The petition of Boston Consolidated Gas Company to raise the standard price of gas from 1.00 to 1.20 per thousand was continued until next Tuesday due to the illness of Assistant Corporation Counsel Joseph Lyons.
After six years of stomach trouble a woman reports relief from bloating and pain and says she can eat freely. She credits Mayr's Wonderful Remedy with saving her life and notes a money back guarantee after one dose. Available at all druggists.
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