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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1922

Page

7

Four-Power Pacific Treaty Pressured In Senate Debate

The Senate, without a record vote, adopted a Borah resolution asking President Harding to explain the fate of the Lansing Ishii agreement if the four power pact is approved. Senator Underwood and Lodge argued the pact ends the 1917 gentlemen’s agreement, while others disputed the interpretation.

Senate Borah Idaho Jiarding Japan Underwood Alabama China Far East Lodge Massachusetts Senator Underwood New Republican Indiana Pacific League of

Senate push to ratify Pacific treaty gains momentum

Nations covenant states no step would bind the United States to alliance nor abandon cherished traditions. Senator House will press the subject tomorrow to speed debate. Senator Kellogg prepares a ratification address as Democrats rally for approval with William Jennings Bryan urging passage.

William Jennings Bryan

Two Women Fail in First New England Mayoral Runs

In Bangor and Rockland Maine, the first women to seek mayorships in New England were decisively defeated. Laura Black Stickney of Saco lost to Democrat Walter J. Gilpatrick in a Republican city. Lois T. McKiever of Bath failed against former Mayor Joseph Torrey on a citizen ticket.

Bangor New England Maine Laura Black Stickney Saco Walter J. Gilpatrick Lois T. McKiever Bath Joseph Torrey Torrey Citizens Rockland Tteuben S. Thorndike Lewiston Louis J. Brann Waterville Leon C. Tebbetts Chester W. Getchell Men A. Kelliher Board of Education

Jewish Anti Tuberculosis Bazaar Opens In Roxbury

The Jewish Anti Tuberculosis Association opened its bazaar at International Hall Venona Street Roxbury with large attendance. Mrs Henry Rose chaired the booths and featured fortune teller dancing and a buffet supper. The event runs daily through March 9.

Jewish Anti-Tuberculosis Association Henry Rose Roxbury International Hall Venona Street Boston

Williams Treatment Promises Kidney and Rheumatic Relief

Ad claims free 32 dose bottle of The Williams Treatment for kidney and bladder troubles rheumatism and related pains. Readers asked to mail ten cents and receive an 86 cent bottle with no obligation, limit one bottle per address, noting established 1892.

Williams D. A. Williams Co P. O. Block Hampton Conn

Promoter Sullivan Identified as Passenger in Rum-Ship Case

Michael J. Sullivan of Salem, a noted promoter, was identified as a passenger on the rum-running schooner Grace & Ruby by two crew members during conspiracy hearings against Sullivan and eight others. Witnesses Hennessey Boudreau and Arch Crosby, not defendants, pointed him out as a leading figure in the enterprise as prosecutors prepare closing arguments.

Michael J. Sullivan Salem Sullivan United States Hayes Enterprise Hennessey Boudreau Arch Crosby Charles P. Curtis Grace & Ruby Wilkin II Salem Willows Treasury William B. Harney Owen McKenna Finnegan Boston Leo Rogers Daniel A. Shea

Man's Leg Broken by Tire Blowout

John Dingo aged 33 of 446 Quincy Street Dorchester sustained a broken left leg when a tire blowout on a Boston Consolidated Gas Company truck near 88 State Street caused the rim section to explode free. The injured man was taken to Haymarket Relief hospital.

John Dingo Quincy Street Dorchester State Street Haymarket Boston Consolidated Gas Company John R

Wife found unconscious after gas stove left on

Attleboro March 6 John Re. Osterberg returned from work and found his wife unconscious on the floor of their home at 78 Peck street All burners on the gas stove were open Firemen used artificial respiration and believe she will recover

Attleboro John RE. Osterberg Peck Street

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