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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1920
Page
5
Italian troops withdraw from Bostrova as they pull back toward Valona in Albania according to Rome reports. Albanian insurgents claim advances amid ongoing clashes and reported retirements by Italian forces.
Advert claims Tiz relieves tired puffed feet and foot pains from corns and bunions. It touts lasting comfort, dry feet, and a fit in any shoe after use, urging readers to buy at drug stores and reject substitutes.
Police file with six photographs details a flag burning by Irish women outside the Treasury building. The report names participants and notes the federal district attorney found no prosecutable law. Secretary Colby has apologized to the British ambassador. a formal apology is expected after the report reaches State.
General Pershing announced that his forthcoming retirement from active service carries no political significance and that he would enter private business, the specifics of which were not yet decided.
A public schedule shows General Pershing will stay in Washington until Saturday then depart to West Point for commencement. He will visit Brooklyn to review a National Guard regiment, speak at Virginia Military Academy on June 18, receive degrees at Williams College on June 21 Yale on June 23 and Harvard on June 24, before returning to Washington. Several business offers have been received since retirement was announced, but no decisions have been made yet.
New Britain Connecticut June 8 An drew Nicholas Enelis a Greek waiter shot his wife Mary Davis Thompson Enelis 21 in the Hotel Deville on Main street shortly before 5 pm She was shot in the forehead and Enelis then killed himself behind the right ear with a 38 caliber revolver Attendants rushed the wife to a hospital The couple had married about a year earlier in New London and separated two months ago Enelis had worked as a waiter in Waterbury while Mrs Enelis supported herself in a hotel
Ferncroft Inn a famed roadside house sold for 20000 to settle the Mansfield estate. Michael J. Lucy of Ipswich bought the land and buildings plus 4700 in furnishings. total worth cited over 50000. Auction drew many old timers and Boston mourners, with bids rising in 500 steps from 10000 to 20000.
Acting President John E. Cousens was chosen as permanent head of Tufts College by the board of trustees. The announcement followed a Tufts Club gathering in Boston with applause and a new Tufts song, Spell It Out for Tufts, sung by students Alton T. Williams and Edward C. Welch. Cousens succeeds Herman Carey Bumpus, who resigned for research work.
In Geneva the International Woman's Suffrage Congress hears Lady Astor defend women as civic influences. She warns against cant about the League of Nations and notes the league’s function as war-prevention machinery. Reports say Mrs. Catt may resign, a loss seen as a collapse of leadership.
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