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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1920
Page
6
Shorty McCabe fans will see another amusing tale, Shorty Hears From Tamarack, by Sewell Ford, in the Boston Sunday Post Magazine.
No word had reached late last night about the American tank steamer Cubadist a week overdue from Havana to Baltimore. Forty men are aboard and 2 500 000 gallons of molasses are in cargo. The ship reported Feb 29 position 111 miles southwest of Diamond Shoals Lightship then vanished.
London March 10 The peace conference debated military and naval plans for Turkey with emphasis on Armenia. Admiral Beatty Churchill and War Secretary, plus Premier Venizelos, pressed stern measures against the Sultan. A likely outcome is allied military control of select Turkish government activities, possibly including the war department.
Governor Henry J. Allen of Kansas promotes the Industrial Relations Court as a universal remedy for labor unrest at a Boston luncheon. He claims mass adoption could save industries from leaving Massachusetts and argues the court fits a long tradition of government protecting society from industrial strife.
A legislative committee hearing debated replacing private taxi stands with a public stand. Alexander Bannart urged unrestricted parking for taxis while W W Murphy of the Auto Livery Chauffeurs’ Union opposed the bill as unnecessary. No action was taken.
An old advertisement urges using Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets as a preventative. It mentions searching for KE W GROVE’S signature on the box and includes an 80e price note.
In Nash Villa Mt Pleasant district police with Inspector Hermes Touchette seized two stills and mash during raids. A 15-gallon still was found at 182 Tarkiln Hill road in Anton Fernandes' barn along with thirteen barrels of mash. Fernandes and Manuel Frates were found at the site. A 20-gallon and a five-gallon still were recovered at John Quintal's nearby home in operation.
Robert B. Speer, secretary of the Presbyterian Board for Foreign Missions, told Massachusetts pastors at Park Street Church that America is morally and religiously improved over a century, citing growth in Christian communicants and ministerial influence while noting persistent challenges and the power of the church.
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