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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1920
Page
13
Federal prohibition enforcement agent William McCarthy and his squad moved from the Little Building to the Old South Building on Washington Street. They occupy seventh floor rooms to save time by being near the federal building in Postoffice Square.
Colonel Edward I. Logan of the American Legion in Massachusetts was given the quill used by Governor Coolidge to sign the bill creating a state memorial for war heroes. He turned it over to State headquarters where it will be kept with other Legion souvenirs.
More than a hundred Harvard graduates gathered at Hoosie-Whisick Country Club in Canton for their annual outing and class celebration. Rain halted most events, leaving a baseball game won by the married men 6 to 3, with golf and foursomes awarding top honors and a vaudeville dinner close to the day’s events.
New wheat was selling for 2.25 to 2.60 dollars per bushel from farmer to dealer in the Fort Worth district, and officials call it the highest price paid here in several years.
Suffering feet find immediate and permanent relief for tired feet weak arches bunions calluses and painful heels. This ad emphasizes prompt remedy for foot woes and perspiring feet with lasting results.
Diplomas were awarded to 170 Malden Junior Red Cross members after passing a home nursing course at Malden High School. Mrs. George S. Derby presented the diplomas, with demonstrations on first aid infant care bandaging and bed baths conducted by graduates under Miss Miriam Downing.
Thomas F. Howard age 39, longtime Boston Post employee, collapsed on Washington Street and died before relief workers reached him. He lived with his family at 27 Mt Ida Road, Dorchester.
The Pop Concert in Symphony Hall tonight is closed to the public as the Bank Officers Association has booked the entire hall for their event. The program lists pieces by Wagner Verdi Rimsky Korsakov Tchaikowsky and Strauss along with solos and marches including Apple Blossoms and Waves of the Danube.
Senator Harding will be formally notified of his nomination as the Republican presidential candidate on July 22 at his Marion Ohio home. Chairman Hays and GOP leaders announced after a lengthy conference with the national committee, marking the first formal meeting with the nominee.
Mr Hays praises Senator Harding and Governor Coolidge as qualified presidential contenders and backs a front porch campaign. He says the plan is the proper method and notes Coolidge shares the view. The conference also discussed notifying Harding of his nomination and expanding the executive committee from 10 to 15 members with women added to the panel.
The campaign center for the coming drive will be Chicago with heavy time there, while New York, Washington, San Francisco and a Denver branch stay active. Harding's backers praise his poise, judgment and Americanism and announce Coolidge as VP candidate.
Judge DeCourcy allowed the will of Hape T. Luce, longtime Municipal Court judge of Waltham, yesterday after hearing evidence in Ralph W. Luce grandson's contest.
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