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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1922
Page
3
Mrs. E. H. Cheatham a wealthy New York widow was found in Chicago living in a South Side rented room. She said she hid herself to block a divorce between her daughter and son-in-law.
President Harding told Senator Lodge he would not accept any reservation to the four power treaty. He opposed the Brandegee condition claiming it offends the executive prerogatives and removes moral or legal obligations under the treaty.
The article analyzes a substitute resolution today that pleases the President but not an irreconcilable Senate faction. It compares the current struggle over Pacific policy and Treaty reservations to the Wilson era, noting the executive’s attempt to conciliate while opponents seek to limit presidential powers.
Back yard gardening buzzes as Simmons girls join a college program in agriculture. Miss Simmons grows corn beans and radishes in a greenhouse to study seed selection and plant tendencies. The course aims to teach quick seed identification rather than market aims or large yields.
Marriage license records in Philadelphia show Parker C. Mosher wed Maud Greene on March 4 1913. The ceremony appears illegal as the bride had earlier been married to Elmer R. Ratcliffe. Mosher and Mrs Antcliffe plan separation while the case is resolved.
Harold E. Hutchins age 19 of 9 Keith street Springfield was arrested by Belmont police for stealing a touring car from John A. Keehan of Springfield. He was later turned over to Springfield inspectors and taken to that city after police traced a car matching the description driving through Waverley.
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