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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1920
Page
2
Senator Harding denounces Democratic framing of suffrage as needed for success and credits the Republican party with advancing the amendment. He cites state ratifications, Senate votes, and GOP persistence, urging ratification in time for November for all American women to vote.
Senator Harding criticized attempts to weaponize the suffrage issue and urged ratification before November. He noted 29 Republican and seven Democratic states had supported the amendment and urged fair treatment of the Republican party amid ongoing misrepresentations.
Mrs Bridget Norton of West Fifth street South Boston died at Whidden Hospital Everett after being struck at the Hancock and Walnut streets corner Everett. Joseph H Hall of 83 Hosmer street Everett was arrested on manslaughter charges and later released on 1000 bail. he says Norton stepped in front of the car while crossing.
Franklin D. Roosevelt in Hyde Park responds to Senator Harding’s charge that Wilson pressed the League issue. He says the nation must decide between 1914 conditions or joining civilization. He warns a Harding win would keep the U S out of the League with Russia, Mexico and Turkey.
A political column critiques Senator Harding for impugning Wilson while arguing the Democrats aim to prove World War II was not in vain. The piece discusses fears of a Republican victory and possible League of Nations reservations, labeling the rhetoric as vague and fear mongering.
A review of Motley's Merry Mount highlighting its glimpse into Massachusetts history. It compares Motley's dramatic portrait to Hawthorne's The Maypole of Merry Mount, notes figures like Thomas Morton Gardiner and Gorges, and mentions Winthrop’s court and the Trimountain plantation renaming to Boston.
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