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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1920
Page
12
Baron Romano Avezzana, Italy’s new ambassador, defended Italy’s Adriatic claims before the Italy America Society in New York. He denied a legend that Italy joined the war for territorial gain and waited to see who would win.
An advertisement touts Poslam as a rapid healer for pimples eczema rashes and inflammation. It urges applying to a small area overnight then inspecting morning results and notes strong healing power in concentrated form. Free samples available from Emergency Laboratories New York City. Poslam Soap marketed to brighten complexions.
Baron Avezzana outlines Italy's postwar finances with a debt of 8 billion lire and 20 billion due to allies and the U.S. He notes radical taxation lifting 1919 20 revenue from 3 billion to 9.411 billion lire and projects a 2 billion deficit for 1920 21 along with a programme of industrial aid debt interest and public works. A Roosevelt letter praising Italian army is to be delivered to the King.
Louis Waldman, one of five suspended Socialist Assemblymen, testified late today as the judiciary committee of the New York Assembly continued a disloyalty trial in Albany.
Assemblyman Waldman testified for nearly an hour about the Socialist delegation in Albany. He said most bills on traction and workers issues were killed in committee and that Socialists acted as a unified group, except when a member could conscientiously vote otherwise. The defense challenged resignation clauses as a dead letter while Rev. Dr. Norman Thomas defended Socialism against charges it threatened religion and family.
The 201st Infantry Regiment formed in September 1917 as part of the 76th Division at Camp Devens will hold its first reunion and form a permanent organization at the First Corps Cadet Armory in Boston on Saturday night at 8. Colonel Tompkins is expected to attend and address former members from Boston and nearby areas. The organizing committee lists Manning W. Morrill as chairman and Joseph Horton among the regimental helpers with various company representatives and subcommittees.
London February 24 The allied supreme council declared it will refuse to engage with Soviet Russia until it is convinced that Bolshevik horrors have ceased. The council rejected advising border states to keep fighting the Bolsheviks but pledged every possible support and supported a League of Nations supervised International Labor Bureau delegation to Russia.
To the Retail Grocers of New England we announce the severance of our connection with the American Grocers Society. Bernard Wolff, Andrew IL. Green, Harry E. Getchell.
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