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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1920
Page
12
Diamond Dyes promises a new rich durable color for wool silk linen cotton or blends. The Direction Book with each package explains how to diamond dye over any color without error. See the Diamond Dye Color Card at your druggist to match fabrics.
A Springfield reader advocates George Eastman as a presidential candidate praising his business acumen and contributions to science and mechanics. The letter argues Eastman would be a trustworthy, non graft alternative and urges the Post to champion him.
The Boston committee of the Girl Scouts reported it was 304 dollars short of a 15000 dollar quota and would rely on contributions from retail stores and friends to complete its share of the state allotment.
London February 4 Sir Auckland Geddes minister of national service and reconstruction said the government planned to try the former German emperor and apply penalties. He added that if Holland offers asylum within Dutch territory the former ruler could not reside in Europe and Holland must place him on an island outside Europe.
Berlin reports the list of wanted individuals was delivered to Germany with the note from the Entente. Premier Millerand said the Versailles treaty empowers coercion to enforce its provisions and ensure extradition. Baron von Leisner, head of the German delegation, submitted his resignation and left Paris after refusing to transmit the list.
The House killed the bill to require a $2 license fee for lodging houses. Presented to perfect the true name law, the measure aimed to reimburse Boston for listing lodging houses. A Boston amendment to apply the law only to Boston failed as the motion to refer to the next general court passed by near unity.
Six service men who were short of clothing at discharge may mail their army discharge papers with an accompanying affidavit or apply in person at D section, army supply base, South Boston, to have their orders filled and returned at government expense.
In the Boston Sunday Post Magazine, the 'Married Life of Helen and Warren' continues with Helen facing further punishment for rebellion against her gentle daily routine.
Senator Reed and Senator Walsh spoke at a Boston City Club dinner before Tremont Temple as they denounced the League of Nations terms. They urged adherence to principle over expediency and warned against imperialist world domination and subjugation of peoples.
Margaret Cameron returns with another Tangles comedy tale in the Boston Sunday Post Magazine. The Mighty Trifle features Cameron’s familiar humor and lively narration in a fresh installment.
William Keefe and Stephen L Kane were charged with breaking and entering after a chase near Central Square Cambridge. They allegedly ransacked the maids room at the Charlesbank Hotel and fled up Massachusetts avenue. Two maids identified them. a missing string of pearl beads was reported but not found on the suspects.
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