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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1920

Page

11

Camp Kearny Named Reserve Officers Training Camp

Washington reports Camp Kearny in California chosen by the War Department as the ROTC summer camp for students from New Mexico Arizona and Hawaii. Other infantry and junior division camps will be at Camp Devens Massachusetts Benning Georgia and Custer Michigan.

Washington Camp Kearny California War Department Reserve Officers’ Training Corps New Mexico Arizona Hawaii Infantry Junor Camp Devens Massachusetts Benning Georgia Custer Michigan

Fire damages Grand Opera House balcony

Fire of unknown origin broke out in the balcony of the Grand Opera House at 1174 Washington Street late last night and burned to the gallery in the third story before being extinguished. The Armory A. A. occupied the building and a boxing show had been held earlier. Damage estimated at $800.

Grand Opera House Washington Street Armory A. A SSCO

Pilgrim Publicity ALSN Hear Moulton On Rail Electrification

Pia Howard Moulton of the New York New Haven Hartford railroad spoke at a Pilgrim Publicity Association lunch. He said electrification would make handling a large number of trains a simple problem.

Howard A. Moulton New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Pilgrim Publicity Association

Daughters of the Revolution Elect Officers at State Convention

The Daughters of the American Revolution held their state convention yesterday in Lorimer Hall. Balloting ran until 6 p m and the results were sealed for announcement at today’s 10 a m session.

Worker killed as train wheels run over in yard

Victor Pace an employee of the New England Fuel and Transportation Company of Everett fell from a train in the company yard about midnight last night and was killed when the wheels passed over him.

Victor Pace The New England Fuel and Transportation Company of Everett

Public Office Not Sought by Hoover

Hoover states he is an independent progressive and not seeking public office. He rejects campaigning, organization building, and nomination bids, urging citizens to choose officials by initiative. He stresses priorities on issues over personalities and warns against machine driven campaigns.

Hoover Mr. Hoover Washington Mark Requa Republican Party Democratic Party

World Conference Outlines Postwar Economic Recovery Plan

The supreme council urges deflation of credit and currency, continued Allied cooperation, and access to credits for countries unable to buy on world markets. It stresses restoring northern France, aiding Germany and Austria with payments timing, and warns that Europe’s recovery will be slow without stable production and avoiding strikes.

France Europe Supreme Council Germany Reparations Commission Austria

Madrid Plans Price Fixing on Essentials

Madrid announces price controls on prime necessities and strict penalties for violators. The municipality aims to curb inflation by regulating costs and enforcing the new rules.

Madrid

Mouldy Pie Sparks Divorce Case in East Cambridge

George D Zwicker of East Boston testifies in East Cambridge Divorce Court that his wife Mary Zwicker Cambridge slapped him over a mouldy apple pie. He says she locked him out and struck his hand with a hatchet inflicting three cuts as he forced entry. He seeks divorce on cruelty grounds.

George’ D. Zwicker East Boston East Cambridge Mary Zwicker Cambridge

Wife Denies Assaults as Divorce Case is Heard

In a cross examination the husband 175 pounds and a carpenter said he had not worked lately and that his wife ordered him to return in a week for his clothes. Mrs Zwicker denied guilt on the stand claiming she needed to support herself and that they had not lived together since January 19 7 at Canbridge. Judge Sanderson took the case under advisement.

Vie Zwicker Canbridge Sanderson Charles F. Lawrence Waban Alice S. Lawrence Boston Lawrence University Road Brookline

Hearing on Light Wines and Beers in Massachusetts

The rules committee will hold a public hearing tomorrow afternoon on allowing the manufacture and sale of light wines and beer. The legal affairs committee favors the order, citing last election’s public opinion act indicating voter desire for beverages with alcohol content above one half of one percent.

Supreme Court Massachusetts Rules Committee Legislature Senate

Ameri can steamer Natenna wrecked off Casablanca

The Ameri can steamer Natenna broke from moorings in a storm and drifted on the rocks near Casablanca. Believed to be a total loss. Some crew landed. master, chief mate, and chief engineer remain aboard. Rescue effort planned at low tide.

Casablanca

Meyer Maurice Summer Meyer Funeral Notice

Maurice Summer Meyer aged 6 years 5 months son of Rae and Vintersky Meyer. Beloved child, funeral notice to be announced later.

Meyer Maurice Summer Meyer Rae andVintersky Meyer

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