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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1920
Page
2
Vincent Bello, longtime carpenter with A Hai Company, died suddenly at his home on 1 Charles Street West End. A native of Italy he came to the city nearly 450 years ago and was connected with St. Mark's Society. He was 70.
Two American soldiers were killed and one wounded in a clash with Russian detachment under General Semenoff on Jan 10. Five Russians died, one wounded, 55 captured including a general and six officers. Americans repulsed the attack and captured the Russian car and its occupants. General Graves urged peaceful adjustment with Semenoff.
Samuel Gompers and AFL leaders pressed the House rules committee to block anti sedition proposals arguing current laws already prosecute dangerous radicals and communists. The push centers on legislative action in Washington dated January 22.
Weather forecasts indicate more snow today and likely tomorrow from official forecaster J W Smith. North east winds are expected as the storms worsen travel and transportation conditions already strained by last week's activity.
Attorney General Palmer refused to defend the bills on sedition proposing substitutes drafted by him and Rep Davey. Labor leader Gompers denounced the measures as suppression. Lawmakers heard from university and press voices opposing curbs, with discussions on government change by force and press freedom.
Premier Hara told the Diet that Japan will strictly carry out every term of the peace treaty. He affirmed Japan’s commitment to restore the leased Shantung territory to China and to operate the railway jointly, despite foreign critics.
A vintage ad touts sixty years of success for colds and coughs with Fath er John's Medicine. It emphasizes prompt use after a cold and positions the remedy as trusted by generations.
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