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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1920
Page
4
The Women's Educational and Industrial Union plans a nationwide campaign this year to provide for businesswomen in old age. Dr Lucile Eaves said many women in business live up to their salaries and have dependents, making it hard to save for retirement.
Tsarah Shain, secretary of the Roosevelt Newsboys Association of Boston, received a letter from General Pershing thanking the group for its Boston welcome. The association honors Pershing for aiding the release of Harry Ginsberg, a former Boston newsboy in the 26th Division, who had been court martialed for absence without leave but was freed after a cable message to Pershing.
The Rhode Island legal action against the federal prohibition amendment was argued in the Supreme Court. Complainants call it revolutionary and an invasion of state rights, while the government defends it as a legitimate addition to the Constitution. Throngs attended the session to hear the proceedings.
Herbert A. Rice argues the 18th amendment usurps state power and calls for a constitutional correction while William L. Frierson contends for the federal government. Justices probe federal versus state authority and the scope of amendments including the 13th and 18th.
In a federal court dispute, arguments focus on whether a state may invoke court jurisdiction to halt enforcement of a federal criminal act on constitutional grounds. The record notes mixed positions, with briefs filed by Hughes for multiple states and opposition from the United States Brewers' Association and others.
A long list records marriage intentions with names, ages, and addresses of prospective brides and grooms. Entries include Charlee J. Doliher and Grace E. Teel. Jacob Rozenstein and Esther Harris. and others, detailing occupations and residences across the city.
The notice names Harry McFadden 21 chauffeur of 63 East Canton Avenue Boston and Helen Welby 24 of 165 Coolidge Street Brookline as housework. William J McCauley 40 of 124 Bow Street Everett and Elizabeth Partlan 27 of 1415 Beacon Street Brookline as housework. David F Boyd 43 United States Navy officer and Grace K Chase 29 of 105 Sumner Road Brookline as housework.
A mission in Berlin demands an immediate audience with Foreign Minister Mueller to protest the attack on the French party at the Hotel Adlof on Saturday night by Prince Joachim Albrecht of Prussia and his friends, per a Daily Mail despatch from Berlin today.
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