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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1920
Page
2
The 1920 budget hearing opened before the City Council committee on appropriations yesterday. A speaker derided the mayor as a "tin god" for allegedly ducking out of the city after submitting the budget, prompting a heated exchange on accountability.
The city council committee quarreled over boosting the budget to raise laborers’ daily wage while Henry Hagan pushed for a wage cut. Moriarty attacked budget cuts and urged using a $1.5 million treasury surplus, as talks on the cemetery fence and board raises sparked further tension. Hearings resume this afternoon with final budget action in executive session.
A Boston physician unveils an X-ray moving picture device to image digestive organs in action. Preliminary trials in Boston and Paris reports suggest surgeons could diagnose and treat conditions without surgery, potentially locating issues in the small intestine and guiding treatments.
Germany expressed regrets to France over an anti allied demonstration at the Hotel Adlon in Berlin on Saturday night. An official French party was assaulted at the instigation of Prince Joachim Albrecht of Prussia because its members did not stand for Deutschland Uber Alles during the orchestra's performance.
In a congressional floor speech Congressman A T Fuller of Massachusetts denounced the junker element in the Republican party. He accused them of backing a peace treaty defeat and pressing universal military training and war with Mexico as part of their program.
A speaker condemns partisan tactics opposing the treaty to curb future wars and criticizes the refusal to include certain peace delegates as petty, arguing such behavior harms the nation and the presidency.
The coal strike settlement commission works toward a final award for 500000 bituminous miners with differences on wage levels still unresolved. To prevent collapse of the commission’s work a compromise is hoped. The panel plans to address underlying economic problems including car shortages and fluctuating seasonal demand in its conclusions.
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