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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1922

Page

2

Back Bay Party Ends With Liquor Charge

Harry Silverman of 1 Ivy Street entertains at home with Patrolmen McDonald and Coleman. The officers allegedly posed as guests and sold McDonald a quart of whiskey for six dollars. Silverman was arrested for violation of liquor laws.

Harry Silverman Ivy Street Back Bay McDonald Coleman Silverman

European rehab plan collapses as Briand resigns

The Supreme Allied Council's European rehabilitation program collapses on Briand's resignation. Louig souchure withdraws from France while Lloyd George's British delegation hints at Friday departure. Existing decisions include a Genoa economic conference and an international consortium to aid Central European recovery. France's participation uncertain.

Cannes United News Supreme Allied Council Europe Briand Council Russia France Lori Riddell Lloyd George Great Britain Italy Genoa

Cannes Crisis Broadens as Germany’s Payments Hit Crisis

In Genoa talks Lloyd George fears collapse of the Briand plan while Germany’s Rathenau warns that meeting 1922 terms risks bankruptcy. Berlin argues it can pay 76 million gold marks on Jan 15 and 93 million on Feb 15, but refuses higher sums and calls for production and export boosts.

Genoa Europe Lloyd George Briand Great Britain France Walter Rathenau Germany Council London Berlin Rathenau Cannes

Cambridge Druggist John A. Cunningham Dies at 65

Cambridge druggist John A. Cunningham proprietor of the Cunningham Drug Company Cambridge died after a three week illness at his home 28 Inman Street Cambridge He was in his sixty sixth year His funeral will be held Saturday

John A. Cunningham Cunningham Drug Company Central Square Cambridge Inman Street

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