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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1920

Page

11

Denial of Resignation by U S Attorneys Over Gallagher Nomination

A statement from James A. Hatton, Assistant United States Attorney, denies a Boston item claiming five assistants would resign in protest of Daniel J. Gallagher’s recess appointment as district attorney. It asserts officers remain loyal to the United States and that resignation would only come if the United States attorney and the Attorney General decide.

United States Daniel J. Gallagher Gallagher Boston the Post Boynton James A. Hatton

Boston Man Arrested for DUI After Car Hits Street Cars

William Conroy of 12 Bartlett Street Boston was arrested on Hancock Street Quincy last night for operating an automobile under the influence. His vehicle allegedly struck four street cars in the incident.

William Conroy Bartlett Street Boston Hancock Street Quincy Conroy

Baron Avezzana Welcomed to Boston

Italian ambassador Camillo Romano Avezzana arrived in Boston to a mass meeting at Faneuil Hall attended by thousands of Italian residents and Boston officials. He met officials at Back Bay station and was hosted at a breakfast at Copley Plaza and a banquet by the Boston Chamber of Commerce. He spoke at Faneuil Hall in Italian and outlined loyalty to America and future cooperation between nations, with plans to tour Harvard, MIT, local industries, and Boston institutions.

Camillo’ Romano Avezzana United States Boston Faneuil Hall Italy Washington Back Bay Station Boston Chamber of Commerce Copley Plaza Gustavo di Rosa Melano Rossi Francis W. Tully Chamber of Commerce Joseph T. Brennan The Somerset Chamber Faneuil Baron Avezzana America Prin Baron Camillo Romano Avezzana Rocco Brindisi Francis J. Tully

Italy's Destiny and Victory After War

In a sweeping reflection the author credits Italy with the decisive victory of the war long term. The text argues Italy alone broke centuries of threat to its independence and foresees unimpeded economic and cultural expansion. It closes with a call to believe in Italy's destiny and future grandeur.

Italy

Harding Lithographs Ordered by National Committee

June 13 Chicago The national committee led by Chairman Will Hays ordered 5,000,000 lithographs of Senator Harding and arranged offices for immediate occupancy. Paper, a picture, and autographs of all candidates were secured in advance. the contract was awarded and only the picture selection remained. Four years ago lithographs appeared only in August.

Chicago Will Hays National Committee Harding

Congregation Hails Coolidge Nomination in Telegram

The Ed wards Congregational Church and its members join Governor Coolidge in celebration of his nomination. Rev Kenneth B Wells and the church sent a heartiest congratulations telegram echoing the congregation’s pride. The message was forwarded to the Adams House. At First Baptist Church Rev John F Watts noted the Flag Day proclamation’s relevance to Coolidge's vice presidential nomination.

Coveeyer Kenneth B. Wells Edwards Congregational Church Governor Coolidge Edwards Church Adams House First Baptist Church John F. Watts Coolidge

Portuguese War Orphans Fund Receives Large Donation

A sacred concert at the Olympia Theatre in New Bedford drew more than 2500 attendees who paid admission and contributed generously to the Portuguese War Orphans Fund. Thousands of dollars were added to the fund during the event.

Olympia Theatre New Bedford

War Orphan Relief Drive Delayed By Boston Shortfall

Affaires Montalvao arrived from Washington to meet the central committee and then proceed to New Bedford for a major fund event. Boston lags behind Fall River and New Bedford in contributions for Portugal war orphan relief, with under $1500 raised and a demanded $25,000 goal for destitute children. Conditions in Portugal are dire, especially for feeding and care.

Montalvao New Bedford Washington Central Committee New ‘Bedford Cambridge Boston Fall River Portugal

Orphaned children seek aid for hunger and disease risk

Letters report malnourished orphaned children facing death from malnutrition and tuberculosis due to lack of food and clothes. Funds are urged for the Portuguese War Orphan Fund at 82 State Street Boston and the Exchange Trust Company Court Square Boston.

Sthe’ Fund Portuguese War Orphany Fund State Street Boston Exchange’ Trust Company Court. Square

Noonan’s Lemon Complexion Cream Advertised

An advertisement touts Noonan’s Lemon Complexion Cream as a four in one beauty product. It claims to cleanse pores, bleach to light whiteness, smooth roughness, and provide a rejuvenating effect to reduce wrinkles. Sold for 50 cents at drug and department stores, or by T Noonan & Co. Boston.

Becau Noonan T. Noonan & So Co Boston

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