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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1920
Page
9
Washington June 3 The executive committee of the American Farm Bureau Federation authorized a $40 000 education bureau to present farmers problems to the public. Referendums of the federation's 900 000 members on the right to strike in labor disputes and on repeal of the Adamson law were approved for release, likely within six weeks.
London dispatch reports Cecil Harmsworth announces in Parliament that British, Persian forces expect a withdrawal of Bolshevik troops from Enzeli on the Caspian Sea, where they had recently occupied positions.
Bangor Me June 3 A rumor swirls that Sheriff Fernandez plans a bold new scheme to detect illicit stills. Locals claim the idea will keep officers busy chasing leads while failing to find drums, and worry the effort may tire the sheriff out.
A sheriff plans to train a bear cub at a camp near Bear Ribogenus to sniff out illegal moonshine stashes. The bear will roam on a chain through suspected spots, guided by the sheriff, while Victor Brett doubts the scheme’s success amid many stills.
A tag day to raise funds for an Italian Home for Italian Children will be held tomorrow. The event is led by Miss Emilia De Ferrari and more than 300 Italian girls will canvass theatres and shopping districts across the state.
A large turnout from the Ausonia Council K of C Mazzini Association and Boy Scouts joined a noon parade and tag day to support local drives. List of contributors includes numerous names with many gifts under five dollars across the North End and Orient Heights areas.
Washington June 3 The long pending treaty with Colombia related to the partitioning dispute is nearing completion as recommendations are prepared for final action. The report notes ongoing negotiations and anticipated congressional consideration.
A Senate foreign relations sub committee chaired by Senator Fall approved an amendment to protect American oil and mining interests from a presidential decree in Colombia. The panel noted Colombia's Supreme Court voided similar decrees and expressed faith in Colombian intent. The treaty, tied to a $25 million payment, moves to the Senate calendar with little immediate action likely before December.
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