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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1920

Page

3

Warning to Vacationists on Water and Milk Safety

Health Commissioner William Co Woodward warns Hub vacationists to inspect water and milk supplies in unfamiliar places. Check for pollution sources near wells, guard against flies and mosquitoes, and learn swimming if near water. Emphasizes safe water, clean milk, and insect precautions especially with children aboard.

William Co. Woodward Dr. Woodward

Clean milk handling urged with cow health and tags

The guidance stresses clean handling of milk and healthy cows. It advises checking ear tags when possible to show tuberculosis precautions and to scald the milk whenever feasible.

Butler Apologizes by Wire to Procter

Cincinnati June 22 Colonel William Cooper Procter made public a telegram from Nicholas Murray Butler president of Columbia University apologizing for remarks attributed to him at the Chicago convention. Butler said his words on money in politics were unbecoming and unwarranted and apologized to all who felt hurt.

Cincinnati Willliam Cooper Procter Nicholas Murray Butler Columbia University Procter Butler General Wood Chicago

Haverhill Shoemakers Reject Proposals

Haverhill workers on McKay and well shoes, about 100, voted down the proposal from the Haverhill Shoe Manufacturers Association. The plan sought wage cuts and a 48 hour week replacing the 45 hour week. manufacturers ask for local replies by June 25 with action expected in days ahead.

Haverhill McKay Well Shoes Haverhill Shoe Manufacturers’ Association Shoe Workers’ Protective Union Joseph C. Goyette

Radical claims at Berkeley Divinity School upheld in report

A diocese investigating committee in Middletown Conn upheld charges that Berkeley Divinity School hosted Bolshevik propaganda and radical teachings. The Dec 2 lecture by Wilfred Humphries sparked criticism of Dean William P. Ladd, noting his socialist associations and the school’s damaged prestige.

Middletown Conn Berkeley Divinity School Episcopal Church B. Brewster William P. Ladd Gardiner Greene Norwich Burton Mansfield Frederick J. Kingsbury Bridgeport Wilfred Humphries Intercollegiate Socialist Society Humphries Dean Ladd Intercollegiate Society Lauderdaun

Gould Divorce Case Up Again In Paris Court

The Gould divorce case, Frank Jay Gould versus Edith Kelly Gould, returns to Paris First Chamber. Viviani for Gould seeks absolute divorce on various grounds. Mrs Gould argues French courts lack jurisdiction as she resides in the United States. Prosecutor Wattine to sum up June 29.

Paris Frank Jay Gould Edith Kelly Gould Viviani Gould Zurflute Wattine Frank J. Gould

Moses Arrives in Manchester for New Hampshire Campaign

United States Senator George H. Moses arrived in Manchester from Washington and will rest a few days before launching his primary campaign.

Manchester N. H 0. S George H. Moses Washington

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