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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1921

Page

5

New Wise Plan Proposed for U.S. Immigration

Senate immigration committee heard Harry A. McBride of the State Department outline a plan to regulate immigration. A national commission would oversee visas and coordinate with State and Labor departments to direct immigrants to areas of need using a passport vise indicating occupation and destination.

Washington United States Senate Immigration Committee Harry A. McBride State Department

Major Astor Defeated in British Bye Election

Dover England January 13 Major J J Astor youngest son of Viscount William Waldorf Astor lost the Dover Kent bye election caused by Lord Duncanons elevation to the Lords Sir Thomas Polson Independent won with 13917 votes against 10817 for Major Astor Coalition Unionist Supporters note the contest reflects shifting political alignments in postwar Britain.

Dover England J. J. Astor William Waldorf Astor Kent Lord Duncannon House of Lords Thomas Polson Major Astor

Postponed Cathedral Young Men’s Catholic event rescheduled

Officers of the Cathedral Young Men’s Catholic Association announce the Sunday evening entertainment in the Cathedral School hall at Malden street and Harrison avenue is postponed to Monday evening January 1 percent. Rev. Thomas J. McDonough serves as spiritual director of the association.

Cathedral Young Men’s Catholic Association Cathedral School Hall Malden Street Harrison Avenue Thomas J. McDonough

American Ships Seek Liquor Sale Beyond Three Miles

American passenger steamship officials asked the House judiciary committee to modify the Volstead act so liners can sell liquor to patrons beyond the three mile American limit. They warned they cannot compete with foreign registry ships without access to this trade.

Washington House Judiciary Committee

Shipping interests duel with dry law at hearing

Representatives and shipping executives argued the impact of prohibition on American maritime power. Wayne Wheeler warned that world dry laws were inevitable, while P A Franklin of International Mercantile Marine warned the merchant fleet faced death if liquor sales abroad remained banned. A Quarles warned shipowners would be psych ward subjects without equal global competition. Others sought only overflow travel.

Dyer Missouri Wayne B. Wheeler Anti-Saloon League Seven Seas Great Britain P. A Franklin International Mercantile Marine Merchant Marine Palmer A. Quarles United States Mail Steamship Company

Half Century on the Locomotive in Concord

Frank E. Burleigh of Concord has spent nearly fifty years on a Boston and Maine locomotive on the White Mountain division. He began as a fireman in June 1871 on the Concord Plymouth line, became an engineer in 1874, and has continuously driven an engine, mostly on the north bound paper train and the southbound return.

Concord N. H White Mountain Boston & Maine Railroad Frank E. Burleigh

Mrs. Harding Far From Well Ahead of White House Move

Marion January report says Mrs. Harding has been attended daily by Dr. C E Sawyer while preparing to close her home and travel to Washington New York and Florida. Friends believe the White House social life will hinge on her health.

Marion United News Washington New York Florida

Mission Hill Legion Nominates Tonight

Mission Hill Post of the American Legion will meet at the Comins School hall in Roxbury Crossing at Tremont and Terrace streets tonight to nominate officers.

Mission Hill

District post to plan drive for new clubhouse

The meeting will nominate officers to succeed current post officials and form district teams to fund completion of the Mission Hill clubhouse. Lieutenant John J. Riley will preside.

Mission Hill John J. Riley

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