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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1921
Page
7
Knights of Columbus Propose 5 Million Transfer to Hoover Fund
The Knights of Columbus board in New York recommends turning over about 5 million dollars of the United War Fund to Herbert Hoover's European Relief Council to feed starving European children. The organization would transfer their roughly 500 thousand dollar share if other groups also act similarly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
The
Knights of Columbus
United War Fund
Herbert Hoover
European Relief Council
Europe
Knights
Relief Council
Will Probe Lumber Trade
The Department of Justice announced a general probe into lumber interests focusing on the yellow pine industry in the South and a separate inquiry into the building materials market linked to the Lockwood case in New York. The aim is to uncover possible Sherman act violations and assess association influence on prices and policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Justice
South
Department
New York
Frank K.neheker
U S Should Move Toward Disarmament Now
Representative Wood of Indiana urged immediate disarmament in the House, arguing U S action would spur global sentiment and prompt other nations to follow. He cited current year armament outlays by Britain 410 million, France 170 million, Italy 78 million, and Japan 178 million.
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Washington
Wood
Indiana
House Today
United States
Great Britain
France
Italy
Japan
Widow Wins Right to Conduct Husband's Funeral
Mrs. Dorothy Leyden was granted by Judge Wait the right to oversee the funeral of James Leyden, who died at Boston State Hospital. Testimony described prior conflicts with Leyden's sisters and hospital staff, but the court allowed the wife to lead final rites in the Catholic church, after Father Reardon spoke on Leyden's behalf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Leyden
Dorothy Leyden
Wait
Superior Court
Boston State Hospital
John Leyden
Arthur Murphy
Leyden
Rutland
Millis
Quincy
Judge Wait
Father Reardon
Sisters testify in court about signed paper event
The sisters stated that their brother signed a document, produced in court, indicating a specific event or consequence in the agreement. The testimony centers on the authenticity and implications of the signed paper and its role in the case.
Gaebelein Defends Bible Against Condemnation at New England Conference
Arno C. Gaebelein, editor of Our Hope, condemned plans to abridge the Bible at the 20th annual midwinter New England Biblical Conference in Boston. He denounced secular “devil-inspired” critics and agnostics who argue for removing immoral content, asserting the Bible as revelation from origin to destiny and criticizing evolution and spiritualist trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arno C. Gaebelein
Our Hope
Park Street
Gaebelein
United States
Postoffice
Goebelein
Omaha
Heaven
Hell
Oliver Lodge
Arthur Conan Doyle
Mills to close if weavers refuse 2 percent cut
Worcester January 10. Whittall carpet mills in South Worcester, among the nation’s largest, face indefinite closure unless weavers accept a 2 percent pay reduction. Workers have voiced objections to the cut despite prior notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Whittall Carpet
New Burner Makes Gas Range From Any Cook Stove
A compact burner by the International Heating Company of St. Louis creates gas for any cook stove, burning hotter than coal or wood with no dirt or smoke. It installs in 10 minutes, is described as safe and operable by a child, and offered on a 30 day trial with a push for local agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Heating Company
Laclede Avenue
St. Louis
Labor federation urges equal protection for American workers
Frank Morrison of the American Federation of Labor tells the Senate immigration committee that foreign labor must be restricted for two years to protect American workers. He cites unemployment figures across major cities and warns that open doors would flood the market with cheap European labor, undermining sustaining employment. John R. Wiggins and other business leaders oppose the Johnson bill and back changes to literacy testing and contract restrictions.
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Washington
Senate Immigration Committee
Frank Morrison
American Federation of Labor
New York
Detroit
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Chicago
Cleveland
St. Louis
Boston
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Seattle
Pittsburg
Europe
Labor Department
Florida
Mexico
Morrison
John R. Wiggins
Pennsylvania
Mr. Wiggin
Warning on Fordney tariff bill prompts retaliation fears
Washington January 10 witnesses before the Senate finance committee warned that passage of the Fordney emergency tariff act would trigger retaliatory measures and harm American trade. Chairman Penrose said the United States Tariff Commission would be asked for information and that commissioners would answer questions to assess retaliation risks.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
United States Tariff Commission
Penrose
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