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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1920
Page
5
Paris march 14 premier Millerand said fulfilment of treaty obligations by the new German government will be insisted upon. He noted Berlin's counter revolution news is incomplete but affirmed that regardless of Germanys revolution the allies will ensure full execution of the Versailles treaty.
Mrs Woodrow Wilson accepts the honorary presidency of the George Washington Memorial Association which aims to raise ten million dollars for a Washington national victory memorial building. The planned structure would include a 7000 seat auditorium and rooms for each state patriotic societies and archives storage plus Council of National Defence offices.
The Boston Symphony Orchestra started their Southern tour from South Station at 7 30 last night with 23 union members remaining with the group since internal trouble. The first concert is slated for Washington. The striking members plan a Musicians Union meeting today at their headquarters on St Botolph Street.
A 12 year old newsie, Jacob Gerber of 98 Brighton street, was injured when a 75 pound sign toppled at Cobb's Court street in strong wind. He had paused selling papers to rest at home after the accident.
Holliston resident William D. Drake 98 holder of the Post cane died at his daughter's home after a paralytic stroke suffered the day before. The longtime town figure passed away suddenly last night with Mrs. J. B. Oldrieve as the caregiver.
Thousands of tons of wood pulp will be shipped from Sweden to the United States in the coming months to ease the print stock shortage. American shipping firms contract to transport pulp from Hernesend and other Swedish ports at about 40 dollars per ton. Swedish pulp supplies and labor conditions enable underbidding many U.S. manufacturers, with initial shipments already arriving on the Wishcoquillas carrying 4000 tons split between New England and Baltimore.
March 14 The Senate’s verdict on Article 10, deciding ratification of the peace treaty, will be pronounced tomorrow under a unanimous consent agreement for a final vote before adjournment. Advocates of a compromise race to win support for a reservation that could secure ratification, with hopes pinned on possible alterations to the Republican substitute or acceptance of it by enough Democrats. Leaders warn both options remain very remote as factions realign.
The text describes Democratic opposition to changing the treaty and efforts to scatter votes to defeat proposed amendments. It notes administration hopes to secure adoption of the reservation in place of the one adopted last November and warns that failure to ratify would push the issue into the next political campaign.
A Weimar despatch reports an hours long assault Saturday night on Magdeburg general post office occupied by public security guards. The building and nearby homes suffered damage, but the post office remained under security guard control.
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