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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1920
Page
19
Washington March 10 Secretary Houston announced that no further loans would be made to the allies and observers believed the treasury would adopt a policy favored by debtor nations to defer interest payments for three years or more.
Congress authorized up to 10 billion in credits. treasury loans total 9.66 billion. Secretary Houston says the remaining credits will not be issued. Officials favor delaying interest payments for three years to ease postwar payment burdens while keeping debtor nations’ credit intact. With 5 percent interest, annual US receipts run about 470 million. deferring and funding interest could add 23 million annually.
Sir Edward Carson Ulster Unionist leader tells a Belfast audience that passage of the home rule bill would let Ulster gain what they covenanted to fight for with little or no fighting.
Sir Edward Carson urged opposing a bill that would exclude part of Ulster, warning a Dublin home rule parliament if rejected. A meeting of Ulster Unionist Council failed to pass a motion to include the whole province, while business leaders urged legislative union with Britain to protect northern commercial interests.
Negotiations between railroad executives and union representatives on wage demands were suspended tonight after a brief first session. No date was set for resumption, with the executives' commission to decide. Both sides said they needed to collect undisclosed information before continuing.
Lorain Ohio March 10 William Earle Ashbolt financial secretary of the Anti-Saloon League in Texas and adjacent territory says he was tortured for failing to reveal his identity after being imprisoned by Villa soldiers in Mexico. He escaped after three days and returned home. Ashbolt, a former Lorain newspaperman aviator and cross country walker, was captured at Nogales Arizona.
A dense list of bond quotes and securities across banks, utilities, railroads, and cities. Includes U S Lib 4s 5s, state and municipal issues, and international notes from Canada and Japan with varied yields and maturities.
Miss Mary Colman Wheeler founder and head of Miss Wheeler's School in Providence died from injuries after a fall last month. The prominent educator led the girls college prep school for over 30 years and passed away today.
Mt Hope Citizens' Association president John P. Kelly rebutted cemetery trustees chairman Charles E. Phipps, denying larceny from graves in Mt Hope Cemetery. He stated residents have lived in the cemetery area over 30 years and never seen such thefts, calling Phipps misinformed or lying.
Dr. Charles Reisner urged churches to use newspaper style in sermons and to advertise publicly. He told 200 Boston University theology students that ministers should be human and engage with popular culture, calling for organized church publicity efforts.
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