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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1920

Page

5

Inauguration Of Coolidge As Massachusetts Governor

Calvin Coolidge of Northampton will be inaugurated governor of Massachusetts for a second term at a joint Senate and House session at noon. Lieutenant Governor Channing H. Ox of Boston and the Executive Council will be sworn in for second terms. The Legislature organized amid Senate House rule committee stalemate and a delay in naming permanent committees. McKnight urged a short session and veterans' housing plan. Warner pressed rail and streetcar reforms.

Calvin Coolidge Northampton Tll Massachusetts Senate House Channing Hox Boston Executive Council Edwin T. McKnight Coolidge State House Touraine McKnight Warner B. Loring Young Young House Rules Committee Congress

Framingham hearing ends with Elliot assault charges debated

Hopkinton insurgents close fourth day in Framingham District Court as Claude N Guyton testifies that Elliot threatened to brain anyone near him when Miss Duffy was discharged. Judge Adams adjourns to Jan 15 as six defendants face new assault charges against School Committee chairman Timothy Roache.

Framingham Hopkinton Framingham District Court Claude N. Guyton Elliot Ellen Duffey Hopkinton High School Walter Adams John J. Cronin Boston Timothy J. Roache Adams Lyman Claude Guyton John Hunt Douglas MacMillan Edward Condon Lewis Drawbridge Helen M. O'Connell Framingham Normal School Mr. Elliot John F. Murphy Murphy Cronin Daniel Riley Roache Condon O'Conner Emma Condon Eliiot Guyton

Local Chemist Claims Asthma Cure Home Remedy

D J Lane a chemist at 32 Lane Bldg St Marys Kansas reports a simple home remedy for asthma. He offers a postpaid trial bottle for 1 25 and asks applicants to detail effects within ten days. No payment required upfront and the tester decides if it cures.

D. J. Lane Lane St. Marys Kansas

Legion Reaches Out to Organized Labor

State officials of the American Legion received a statement from national commander Franklin D Olier stating that organized labor members are patriotic citizens and that Legion aims align with their purposes. He urged ex service men in labor to join and become active Legion members.

American Legion Franklin D’olier Legion Organized Labor The

George Blair Father of Paper Box Industry Dies at 73

New York on January 7 reports George Blair known as the Father of the Paper Box Industry in America and Civil War veteran who served aboard Farragut’s flagship at Mobile Bay. He died today in his 74th year and was born in New York.

New York George Blair America Farragut Mobile Bay

Portland Women May Call Sugar Boycott

Portland’s housewives league passed a resolution protest profiteering in sugar and pledged to reduce consumption and call a boycott if needed. Clarence A. McKean of the FBI noted price variation among grocers with some selling at old-scale costs while others paid 18 to 20 cents wholesale for the new sugar and marked up retail.

Portland Clarence A. McKean Federal Bureau of Investigation Housewives League of McKean

Librarian Richard Bliss Dies at Newport Rhode Island

Richard Bliss aged 79 died at his Newport home. He served 31 years as librarian of Redwood library until 1914 and was formerly museum assistant at Cambridge and bibliographer for the U S Geological Survey and Northern Transcontinental Survey. Born Springfield Massachusetts in 1842 he fought with the 46th Massachusetts Infantry in the Civil War.

Newport R. I Richard Bliss Redwood Museum of Comparative Zoology Cambridge Mass United States Geological Survey

Burglary at James A. Grant Home Stolen Goods Taken

Thieves broke into James A. Grants apartment at 590 Newbury Street or nearby, smoked cigars for about ninety minutes, then fled with suits, silk shirts, neckties, collars, silverware, house furnishings, and two half gallon jugs of wine. Entry used a doormat key. Miss Helen Grant found the loss on Monday evening. police alerted Tuesday with neighbors providing descriptions. Special officers assigned to the Back Bay station.

James A. Grant Newbury Street Mr. Grant Grant Helen Grant Back Bay

German Red Official Caught as Raid Result

Federal agents raided the German branch headquarters of the Communist Labor party in Hartford on January 7. Special Agent William P. Hazen reported to Newark agents, leading to the arrest of Max Wolf, national secretary of the German branch, in Weehawken. The raid seized a Communist Labor party charter naming the Spruce Street New York address.

Hartford Conn Communist Labor Party William P. Hazen Department of Justice Stone Newark N. J Hazen New Jersey Max Wolf Wolf Weehawken Spruce Street New York

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