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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1920
Page
24
Samuel Gompers reports that the Democratic platform at San Francisco more nearly matches labor’s human rights demands than the Republican plank. He spoke as AFL special committee presented its findings on labor’s party recommendations.
A public analysis compares labor planks in the Democratic platform with the federation’s Montreal convention program. It claims the Democratic plan shows progress absent in the Republican platform and urges workers to judge parties by labor justice freedom and democracy principles.
Miss MacNeil two years old and very docile was returned to Danvers Asylum by authorities, while her mother Mrs. Allen faced heavy criticism for seeking marriage prospects. Mrs. Allen defended the action saying her daughter is nervous but fine and deserves happiness through marriage. Proposals from men across New England flowed in, with many willing to meet and prove their intentions and credentials.
A woman plans for her daughter's freedom and marriage amid a major conflict. Her resolve centers on securing safety and a future despite surrounding turmoil and opposition.
Emma Goldman, arriving from Petrograd, issues a formal denial in America. She refutes an American correspondent’s quote attributing anti Soviet remarks, stating she said nothing against Soviet rule and actually holds the opposite view.
A former operator at the Boston and Albany Russell station admitted fabricating charges against an Italian track hand after eight months in jail. now he seeks penitence by returning to face punishment. Police note a six year legal limit may bar arrest, while Westfield officials withhold names and plans.
The three day conference opened Tuesday at Simmons College under the Board of Free Public Library Commissioners. More than 200 librarians from across the state attended.
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