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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1920

Page

8

Pro and Con on Daylight Saving Referenced by Massachusetts Groups

A Massachusetts committee hearing featured support for daylight saving from Representative Bagshaw and the Boston Chamber of Commerce while opposition came from the Massachusetts Federation of Farm Bureau and the State Department of Agriculture. Farmers argued a $200 yearly loss and reduced productivity for hay and dairy work, noting urban eight hour day demands and strikes.

Committee On Federal Relations Bagshaw Fall River Congress C.L. Allen Boston Chamber of Commerce D. F. Richardson Massachusetts Federation of Farm Bureau Richardson State Department of Agriculture

Naval hearings to resume Saturday in Daniels testimony

Senate committee chairman Hale announced hearings on naval awards would not resume until Saturday. Secretary Daniels will resume his statement at that time.

Washington Hale Senate Committee Daniels

Pape's Diapepsin Offers Quick Stomach Relief

A late 19th or early 20th century advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a safe fast antacid. It claims rapid relief from indigestion, gas, acidity, heartburn, and stomach discomfort after meals. The candy tasting tablet is promoted as inexpensive and effective.

Pape

Service May Win Him Bride in Immigration Case

Gaetamo Mascarello, an Italian-American ex soldier, seeks to intercede for his sweetheart Naria Baceresco, refused entry due to illiteracy after arriving on the Cretic. The case, led by Cornelius F. Keating, may be reopened in Washington so the couple can wed. Domenico Mascarello, the sister’s brother, has just married an Italian wife who arrived with the Cretic.

Sam Gaetamo Mascarello Naria Baceresco Italy White Star Line Cretic Gaetamo Boston Omaha Neb Washington Maria United States Cornelius F. Keating Domenico

Plans for GOP platform committee work in Washington

Will Hays returns as 171 committee begins collecting opinions on more than 20 domestic issues for the Republican platform. Subcommittees may form to handle topics like business recovery and tariff changes while foreign relations await the peace treaty outcome. Several senators oppose the method, and discussions focus on nonbinding recommendations and preconvention study.

Washington Will H. Hays Moses New Hampshire McCormick Illinois General Wood Hays Senate Democratic Party

Today’s city events and lectures listed for afternoon and evening

The notice lists multiple 1 p m to 8:15 p m events including Apprentice Schools Conference at Engineers' Club Huntington School Parents' meeting Bates Hall Boston YMCA 8 p m monthly society meetings at Evans Memorial Building and Homeopathic Hospital Harvard at Agassiz House and several lectures Christo A Dako Albania The Master grey to the Near East Prof H V Neal Italy's Part in the World War Sir Oliver Lodge Destiny of Man at Symphony Hall plus a 8 p m ball at Quincy police department Malden League of Voters Ida Porter Boyer lecture Malden High School Hall and Somerville Altar Guild events Net draped over voile.

Engineers’ Club Huntington School Bates Hall Boston Young Men’s Christian Association Boston District Society Massachusetts Homeopathic Society Evans Memorial Building Homeopathic Hospital Harvard Agassiz House Lowell Institute Tal‘cott Williams Ottoman Empire Public Library Christo A. Dako Albania Grey Near East H. V. Neal Italy St. James Church Somerville Quincy Ida Porter Boyer Malden

Chicago Seeks To Avert Gunmen War After Leader Slain

Chicago police race against time to prevent gang warfare after Mau rice Enright known as Moss Enright is shot dead in front of his home. Authorities form squads to detain the slain leader's associates and hunt a murder suspect as Chief Garrity warns of additional killings ahead.

Chicago Maurice ‘‘Moss’ Enright Polide Garrity

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