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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1920

Page

9

Daniels Defends Naval Awards and Medal Criteria

Secretary Daniels defends naval award decisions amid criticism that he altered board recommendations. He explains distinctions between sea and shore service, and defends honoring captains of torpedoed ships with the Distinguished Service Medal. He cites cases of Bagley Foote and Hasbrouck, notes ongoing reviews, and argues courage in danger merits highest honors.

Daniels Boards of Inquiry Mr. Daniels Chairman Page Admiral Wilson Hasbrouck Gleaves Board of Awards D. W. Bagley Percy W. Foote Bagley Sims Admiral Sims United States Jacob Jones Knight Board On Naval Awards Foote Lincoln Pp. W. Foote Madison Mayo United States Fleet Knight Board

Short Skirts and Hundred Dollar Hosiery Spark New York Fashion

New York shops show hosiery at a hundred dollars a pair as milady's hemlines rise toward the knee. Silk and embroidered stockings indicate a trend to grander legwear, with the era signaling bold dress choices and luxury materials.

New York Milady

Pressure to Dispose of Treaty Grows in Senate

Washington reports rising indications that the Senate will renew its fight over the peace treaty next week. Supporters push for ratification while opposition remains unresolved.

Washington Jan Senate

Programme Behind Which Necessary Effort Could Be Musical

Fragmentary text hints at a programme that could enable the necessary effort to become musical. It references a plan or framework, not a finished event, with lack of concrete names, dates, or places in the readable lines.

Grensville Kleiser Bos

Kolchak to cede Siberia if allies withhold aid

London dispatch reports Admiral Kolchak head of the Omsk government will cede part of Siberia to Japan unless the allies increase support to the White armies. The alert notes Red cavalry at Taganrog and Mariupol with Novocherkassk under threat and Denikine forces fleeing toward Tikoryetskaya. The route to the Caucasus opens from the northeast as Rostov is encircled.

London Kolchak Omsk United States Siberia Japan Russia Moscow Dorpat Taganrog Mariupol Novocherkassk Likhava Junction Denikine Tsaritsin Tikoryetskaya Kuban Rostov The Caucasus

Prohibition Critics Urge Law Respect from Officials

The Rev. A Z Conrad preached at Park Street Church denouncing governors who flare contempt for law as Bolshevik in nature. He argued alien radicals and corrupt officials deserve punishment, and blamed governors in New Jersey and Rhode Island for undermining prohibition and government.

A. Z. Conrad Park Street New Jersey Rhode Island Conrad

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