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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1920
Page
7
Senator Harding accepts the Republican nomination pledging faith in God and country. He asks for support from true Americans, expressing humility about his abilities and a resolve to serve with heart, mind, and soul in the national cause.
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge issues a formal notification of Warren G. Harding's nomination for President at Marion Ohio on June 12, detailing the Republican stance on domestic policy and foreign policy. The message emphasizes adherence to the Constitution, Monroe Doctrine, and opposition to a permanent league of nations.
Senator Harding delivered a formal notification speech at Marion praising party sponsorship in government and American sovereignty. A huge crowd packed the Chautauqua pavilion as bands clashed with cheers while Lodge assailed the League of Nations and Harding urged deflation measures to ease living costs.
The 1st annual banquet of the International Stereotypers and Electrotypers Union highlighted cooperation between American publishers and organized labor. Speakers from the Boston Globe, American Newspaper Publishers Association, and union leaders praised fair dealing, with sessions and a continuing convention through today and tomorrow.
T. A. Earle manager of the Frank E. Wing Company Springfield died suddenly after a brief illness. Born in Wareham in 188, he grew up in the auto trade in Boston and was beloved by motorists. He leaves a widow Myra Smith of Winter Harbor and two children. Funeral services set for 3 PM at Newton Cemetery Chapel on Walnut Street Newtonville.
William Kissam Vanderbilt American financier dies in Paris at 6 pm. Wife Duchess Consuelo and sons William K Jr and Harold present. funeral planned at the American Church before burial in Staten Island. Vanderbilt famed railroad financier and patron of yachting and motors. donor of the Vanderbilt Cup.
Patrolman Thomas F. Glennon was attacked while arresting a prisoner in Adams square early this morning. A man wrested the club from Glennon and a single shot was fired. the prisoner Michael E. Larkin of 113 River street Mattapan was hospitalized with shock and liquor but no bullet wound. Police seek two other participants and one suspect is in hospital.
Dr Laura A C Hughes known as the Angel of Montauk Point is in critical condition from cancer at the House of the Good Samaritan. She was taken from her Back Bay home at 98 Huntington Avenue after nine weeks of illness. She previously underwent cancer surgery in October and had been active in medical work.
All her life she devoted to alleviating suffering and advancing her profession. She served as war nurse in the Spanish American War, examining physician for the Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters, surgeon-general of the United Spanish War Veterans Auxiliaries, president of the Spanish American War Nurses, and originated the bill for State registration of nurses.
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