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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1920

Page

6

Council Meets Today On Disarmament And Reparations

Boulogne report from June 20 says the supreme council will meet at Chateau de la Bella to discuss the Versailles treaty execution and reparations. German disarmament is a key topic with many military delegates arriving, while Viscount Chinda and Belgian ministers attend alongside Lloyd George and Millerand.

Boulogne Supreme Council Chateau de la Bella Chateau de Trié England France Viscount Chinda Japanese Ambassa Great Britain Paul Hymans M. Jaspar Brussels Rench Millerand Francois Marsal Marshal Foch Lloyd George Wll

Ambassadors Agree on Disarmament Plans in Paris

The Council of Ambassadors chaired by Jules Cambon agrees German disarmament steps matching the interallied military committee. Germany to be capped at 100,000 troops by July 10 under Versailles terms. Premier Millerand seeks France's 12 billion franc gold reparations from Britain via Hythe conference.

Paris Council of Ambassadors Jules Cambon Germany Boulogne Treaty of Versailles. Premier Millerand Hopes At the Hythe Marcel Hutin Echo de Paris Lloyd George France England

Walshs Followers Mobilize Bay State Delegation Against Treaty

Walsh supporters organize Massachusetts delegation to oppose the treaty as the special train carries Massachusetts Rhode Island and Vermont delegates to the San Francisco convention.

Walsh Bay State Massachusetts Rhode Island Vermont San Francisco

Massachusetts Delegates Align With Walsh Pact Amid Convention

Friends of the Senator bank on a tight Walsh majority with five named Massachusetts delegates likely to break away. Walsh backers fear possible defections from John H. Backus Thomas C. Thacher James D. Lynch Marcus A. Coolidge and Charles H. McGlue while other delegates are seen as aligned. Women alternates face constraints to keep the accord intact during the convention.

Massachusetts Walsh John H. Backus New Bedford Thomas C. Thacher Yarmouth James D. Lynch Springfield Marcus A. Coolidge Fitchburg Charles H. McGlue Lynn

Massachusetts Delegates Board the Wolverine to Chicago

Reported divisions within the Massachusetts delegation mark a tense journey on the Wolverine toward the Democratic national convention in Chicago. Walsh allies seek to block Dr. John W. Coughlin’s re election bid while Congressional leaders push broader loyalty to Walsh plans. Delegates from Fall River Boston and other cities travel with 60 aboard and additional arrivals from Rhode Island Vermont and Connecticut joining en route.

Walsh John W. Coughlin Fall River Massachusetts Dr. Coughlin Edward W. Quinn Cambridge Daniel J. Gallagher United States Boston Coughlin Joseph P. Tumulty Gallagher South Station Worcester Rhode Island Springfield Daniel F. Doherty Westfield Vermont Albany New England

Braves Win Exhibition 15-0 Over Thompsonville

In Thompsonville Connecticut on June 20 the Boston Braves routed Hartford Bigelow 15 to 0 in an exhibition game Sullivan of the Braves hit three triples and fueled the lopsided victory.

Braves Thompsonville Conn Boston Braves Sullivan

Third Party Waits for Johnson as Campaign Sparks

San Francisco June 20 The potential third party movement hinges on Senator Johnson of California agreeing to lead. Without Johnson the American party is unlikely to gain significance in the presidential race.

San Francisco Senator Johnson California Johnson Chicago Dakota LaFollette Wisconsin Middle West Third Party Northwest

Western political turmoil swirls around Johnson third party

The piece notes Johnson's wavering stance amid third party talk led by LaFollette in the Midwest and the Non-Partisan League. It cites opposition from Republicans and Democrats, Johnson's possible Chicago statement, and McAdoo's fragile health shaping a possible deadlock scenario.

Reds Win Exhibition in New Haven by Eight to Two

The Cincinnati Reds defeated New Haven of the Eastern League 8 to 2 in an exhibition game. Brown and Wilson pitched for Cincinnati with Bee Eller and Allen also seen action. The score by innings and full statistical lines appear garbled in parts of the report.

New Haven Conn Reds R. H Cincinnati Samen Behin Brown Wilson Bee Eller Allen

Harding 10 Start Busy Week With Rest and Meetings

Washington June 20 Senator Harding Republican nominee spent the day resting with no callers. He reviewed personal mail and motored with Mrs Harding and friends. Attorney General Palmer leaves for Saw tomorrow and Senator Glass will attend Wednesday. Reed contest in Missouri looms as key for the national committee post held by Clark Howell.

Washington Senator Harding Iull Harding A. Mitchell Palmer United States Carter Glass Convention Resolutions Committee Edward I. Edwards New Jersey Reed Missouri Georgia A. Mitchel Palmer Hoke Smith Tom Watson Clark Howell National Committee Howell Palmer Smith-Watson W. C. Verema

Harding Plans Conference on Campaign Details With Hays Aides

Senator Harding will meet with Chairman Will Hays and Republican National Committee members to set a date for notification and plan the campaign. The day long session will discuss committee appointments and the executive committee to run the campaign with a possible 15 members.

Harding Will Hays Republican National Committee Hays Washington Charles D. Hilles New York John W. Weeks Massachusetts A. T. Hert Kentucky J. L. Hamon Oklahoma Ralph Williams Oregon Freda W. Upham Clarence B. Miller

Big Contest Over Reed Status Before Democratic National Committee

A contest over seating U S Senator James A Reed of Missouri as a delegate and calls for a full party law change to define women’s status in the party organization are expected to reach the Democratic national committee at its San Francisco meeting next Friday before the national convention officials said today.

Ings Michael A. O'Leary Democratic State Committee Walsh McAdoo Congress San Francisco United States James A. Reed Missouri Democratic National Committee

Noonan’s Lemon Complexion Cream Ad

Advertisement touts Noonan’s Lemon Complexion Cream as a four in one skin product. It claims cleansing whitening smoothing and rejuvenating effects with a pleasant fragrance. Sold in 60c jars at stores or by T Noonan & Sons Co Boston.

Noonan T. Noonan & Sons Co Boston

Plapad Pad Claim Promises Rupture Support

Advertisement touts the Plapad Pad as a non slipping hernia support claiming it seals the rupture and cannot chafe. It urges readers to send name to a St Louis address for a free trial information packet.

Plapao St. Louis

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