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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1920

Page

9

Harding Raps Wilson on the League Issue

A Chicago Tribune opinion piece argues Harding condemns Wilson over the League of Nations and the Democratic push for ratification. It claims Roosevelt will campaign chiefly on the league, links party machinery to Tammanies, and warns of US military and financial commitments abroad tied to league action.

Harding Wilson League Republic Franklin D. Roosevelt Cox New York New Jersey Indiana America Armenia Congress San Francisco

Insurgent Debate Shapes Campaign In Presidential Race

The piece portrays a heated fight over the Lodge reservations and the League’s ratification. It notes President Harding’s focus on his issue and a nationwide referendum tone. Senator Harding retreats for speech writing with Rep. Longworth’s brief visit and agreement on the issues.

Harding Congressman Longworth Cincinnati Longworth Roosevelt

Reverre Signed by St. Louis Nationals for 3000

Reverre, pitcher from Liberty Texas, of the Bay City club, has signed with the St. Louis Nationals for 3000 dollars. He will report to the Cardinal training camp next spring. Reverre hails from Liberty and previously played for Bay City.

Lockhart Tex Reverre Bay City St. Louis Nationals Cardinal Liberty

Events Today Highlight Departures Lectures and Celebrations

At 8 a m the Portuguese cruiser Sao Gabriel sails to New Bedford. At 9 10 a m Alden Kindred of America departs South Station for Duxbury for their annual reunion. At 3 p m Old South lecture on Old Colony Days 1623 1676 by Miss Mary Caroline Crawford. At 3 p m Executive Council meeting State House. At 6 p m La Prevoyance Society hosts Fete Nationale Francaise marking Bastille anniversary at Hotel Victoria.

New Bedford Alden Kindred America South Station Duxbury Mary Caroline Crawford Executive Council State House

Monstrous N antique swordfish displayed in Boston market

The mighty swordfish, over 14 feet long and weighing 700 pounds before butchery, was hauled from Nantucket after a harpoon strike. In a public display at Faneuil Hall Market thousands watched as the head tail and entrails were removed leaving 667 pounds of edible flesh.

Boston Faneuil Hall Henry J. Weystore A. H. Baker Charles E. Rich H. J. Connelly Everett Collupy A. C. Phillips Nantucket

Bee Sting Causes Vermont Car Crash

Andrew Lafountain was stung by a bee that crawled up his sleeve while driving near East Calais Vermont. He lost control as the insect began to sting him, sending the car over an embankment where it overturned. Both he and his wife escaped with minor bruises.

Barre Andrew Lafountain Rane Ank

City Back Yard cartoon page sparks daily humor

Hill's humorous cartoon feature titled The City Back Yard appears on the Boston Sunday Post Magazine, offering lighthearted local satire for readers.

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Parents Seek Husband for Their Daughter Lydia MacNeil Ad

The parents of Lydia MacNeil of Lynn arrange a public advertisement to find a marriage partner for their daughter. They explain she knew few young people her age and why they believe it is time she marries and describe the kind of man they hope will respond.

Lydia MacNeil Lynn Post

Quiet Lynn girl seeks farmer’s wife via ad

A mother plans to advertise for a husband for her daughter Lydia, hoping a widower with a small child will seek a wife. She describes Lydia as devoted, home loving, outdoorsy, and old fashioned, seeking a farmer’s life with references from a pastor, employer, and others.

Lynn Lydia

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