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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1920

Page

20

League of Nations progress outlined by Balfour in Commons

In London June 17, A J Balfour lord president of the council described in the House of Commons the League of Nations setup and its near term prospects. He said the secretariat is largely ready and an office for treaty registration exists. He emphasized open diplomacy and the need to cut armaments for the league to prove its value.

London A. J. Balfour Council House of Commons League of Nations League Mr. Balfour Balfour Cecil Harmsworth

Man Injured at Milton Car Barns

John Rollins, an employee at the Milton car barns on Dorchester Avenue in Dorchester, suffered a fracture of two ribs and a broken finger when knocked from his car after it was struck by another car. He was treated by a physician and taken home by Field's Corner police.

John Rollins Milton Boston Dorchester Avenue Dorchester Milton Barns Rollins Field's Corner

Buchan Wins Ascot Gold Cup at Ascot Heath

Viscount Astor's Buchan won the Ascot gold cup over two and a half miles at Ascot Heath. Tangiers ridden by Sir W Nelson finished second and Jueveigneur owned by Henri Balsan took third as six horses contested the prize of 500 pounds for the cup and 3500 pounds in cash.

Ascot Heath England Viscount Astor Buchan Sir W. Nelson Tangiers Henri Balsan

Zionists Celebrate Palestine Freedom Parade In Boston Rain

In Boston over three thousand Jews gathered after a city parade to mark Palestine as the Jewish homeland. The Me chanic s Hall mass meeting honored the San Remo decision with leaders calling for unity and a permanent Jewish society in Palestine.

Palestine San Remo Israel Mechanics’ Building Boston Palestine Mandate Great Britain Charles River Esplanade Beacon School Washington Boylston Streets Huntington Avenue Mechanics Building

Hair Petrole Promises Fuller Hair For Busy Men

Advertisement for Noonan's Hair Petrole claims five minutes daily rubbing will reduce thinning spots, end dandruff, and rejuvenate hair. Available from Noonan & Sons Co at 38 Portland St Boston or retailers at 15 cents in barber shops and $1 per bottle in department stores.

Noonan H and Dept T. Noonan & Sons Co Portland St Boston Mass

Zionist parade fuels clash over loyalty and identity

In a charged address Col Horowitz rejects claims a Zionist cannot be American warning against ingratitude toward Britain while asserting pride in being Jewish and American. He says disloyal Jews threaten American loyalty and insists Zionists can be good Americans if faithful to the country. Representative Stone speaks of breaking golus chains and proclaiming new spiritual values from a modern Sinai.

Great Britain Col. Horowitz United States Army America Stone

Telensky narrowly avoids long term term for war records

Philadelphia June 17 A wounded overseas veteran Anthony Telensky faced a heavy sentence for raising $10 notes to $50. Judge Thompson gave him a year per wound totaling 15 years but spared further time due to his war record. Telenski, an naturalized Russian, enlisted in a New England regiment after war declaration.

Philadelphia Anthony Telensky Thompson Atlanta Telenski New England

Great Demonstration for Coolidge Wires Depew

Chauncey Depew praised Governor Coolidge as the most spontaneous choice for Vice President at the Republican national convention in a telegram. The New York politician, reflecting on 56 years at conventions, commended the instant recognition when Coolidge’s name was proposed. Messages of congratulations also arrived at the State House yesterday.

Julius Meyer Palestine Henry H. Levenson Israel Levenson Chauncey Mc Depew Coolidge New York Depew Executive Department State House

Connecticut trolleymen approve new wage scale deal

The Connecticut Company and the Trolleymen's Union reached a one year agreement after a state conference board tally shows a small majority in favor of the compromise wage proposal. The scale sets 54 cents an hour for new employees 57 cents for the second year and 60 cents after two years.

New Haven, Conn Connecticut Company The Trolleymen’s Union Trolleymen's Union

Publishers Form Paper Buying Cooperative

One hundred daily newspapers have formed the Publishers Purchasing Corporation in Delaware to cooperatively buy print paper and operate mills. Officers named include president W W L Pape, vice president W W Weaver, treasurer Jason Rogers, and secretary George W Marble, with Rogers chairing the executive committee.

New York Delaware W.W. L. Pape Waterbury Republican W. W. Weaver Durham N. J Sun Jason Rogers New York Globe George W. Marble Fort Scott Kansas Tribune- Monitor

Boy Killed by Fall Down Elevator Well

Sixteen year old Leo Brennan of Cambridge died at Relie Hospital after falling two feet into an elevator shaft at 62 Broad Street. He suffered a fractured skull hip and collarbone while visiting a friend in a coffee and tea office, tripping over a rope near the shaft.

Leo Brennan Mary E. Brennan Prospec Street Cambridge Relie Hospital Broad Street

Turks Peace Delegation Arrives in Paris

Turkey's peace delegation led by Damad Ferid Pasha grand vizier reached Paris this afternoon. Colonel Henry who oversaw the German peace delegation at the conference met them at the station.

Paris Turkey Damad Ferid Pasha Henry

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