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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1920
Page
2
The Boston Sunday Post comic page previews The Engaged Couple as the main cartoon spotlight in the magazine section. The caption hints at a playful exchange between two characters amid the wedding theme.
In Massachusetts both parties announced steps toward woman suffrage with the Democratic State committee amending by laws to admit women as convention delegates and the Republican committee urging broad female representation on committees and as delegates to the State convention. Attorney General J Weston Allen said an opinion on legality would likely be issued Monday.
The Kasuga crew enjoyed a day of official visits led by Captain Teraoka and Japanese naval attaché Captain Uyeda. A shipboard reception honored Major Peters and Admirals Dunn and Robinson and Generals Edwards and Ruckman. Shore leave enabled 350 officers and men to explore downtown Boston before further events.
Voters face a mix up of similar names as George F Curran of the 6th senatoriat district and George E Curran both filed for the Democratic nomination in the same district. Other filings include Speaker Joseph Warner seeking Republican lieutenant governor, Alonzo Cook facing opposition as auditor, and several candidates for state and district offices.
Chelsea Mayor and Boston Mayor feud over a bridge dispute. City Auditor J Alfred Mitchell says Chelsea owes Boston 21000 for parts of the temporary Chelsea south bridge the north bridge and Meridian street bridge. Payment could enable permanent repairs or rapid construction of a new bridge.
A memorial tablet honoring Roxbury World War I volunteers, funded by subscriptions, was installed yesterday on the front of St Patrick's High School at Magazine and Dudley streets after prior rejection by art commissioners.
Official circles have not definite place for the meeting with Geneva and Brussels contending for the honor.
Lena Hess aged 50 who had lived at 27 Melrose Street South End for a year was found dead yesterday in her flat by James Sheehan a fireman called in by the landlord after doors could not be opened. The circumstances are being investigated by local authorities.
Chicago July 8 Lieutenant Carl Wanderer acknowledged that both pistols involved in the entryway shooting of his wife and an unknown man belong to him. He had claimed the stranger killed Mrs Wanderer and that he shot the other man in self defense. Police report his latest admission changes the sequence of events and weapon ownership.
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