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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1922

Page

2

Abolishes Opposition to Treaty

A Senate committee reservation on the four power treaty requires congressional consent for any understanding under the pact. Senator Brandegee proposed the reservation, backed by President Harding and Senator Lodge. Democratic Senator Pomerene offered a simpler alternative, highlighting minority views. Wadeworth warned of long term shifts that could force congressional intervention.

Washington Senate Committee On Foreign Relations Congress Brannegee Connecticut League of Nations Harding Lodge Odge United States Congréss of the Pomerene Ohio Brandegee Congress of the United States Wadeworth New York Orient Europe Japan China Russia Germany Russa

Yap Treaty Tied to U S Rights at Cable Center

The United States submitted a treaty with Japan concerning Yap island for Senate consideration. Yap, a key Far East cable center, would guarantee the United States equal rights with allies to its facilities, with decisive Congressional approval awaited.

Japan Yap Senate Far East United States

Two Reading Women Seek Town Offices Nomination

Two Reading women filed nomination papers for upcoming town meeting offices. Mrs Annie Patrick and Mrs Herbert W Diall seek positions to be decided by voters next month.

Reading Annie ¥. Patrick Herbert W. Diall

Women vie for public offices on Main Street

Mrs. Patrick of 312 Main Street seeks the overseer of the poor post while Mrs. Diall, also a Main Street resident, aims for tax collector. Both women are well known and have many friends.

Campaigning Sparks Activity Described

Report notes vigorous political campaigning with candidates expected to engage voters through rallies and events. The text highlights lively efforts to reach constituents and boost support ahead of elections.

Membership Contest Tightens Between Boston and Brooklyn

The Boston and Brooklyn branches of the YMCA race to lead a membership contest with Boston at 378 and Brooklyn close behind as the week nears its end.

Boston Department Store Floor Finds and Fashion Descriptions

A showroom listing describes Plain color effects and weaves, first floor street floor highlights in Boston, wool velour skirts with hems belts and pockets, two models with browns blues greens. Fabrics include Beaded Cantons navy gray and taffeta frocks with silk worsted knits in green and gold. Third floor features silk stockings at 1.85, lisle tops, and fashion bags at 3.95, plus correspondence cards and linens. Fourth floor offers hats dyes nets and fabrics with stamps and furniture pieces including end tables and mahogany chairs.

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