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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1920
Page
3
TokIo March 13. The Japanese government has ordered Yukichi Obata to start negotiations in Pekin for a rapid settlement of the Shantung question. Japanese and Chinese commissioners agree on the main points, and Tokyo is prepared to make large concessions to reach an amicable solution.
A court nullified the marriage of Alice M. Loveridge and Harold R. Luddington after finding no consent from the bride. The ruling followed disclosures that she had repeatedly refused the union and was coerced by her father, despite Luddington being a world overseas veteran.
Edward A. Filene urged women to buy carefully and demand price tag details to reduce living costs. He proposed chain stores with cooperative profit sharing to cut middlemen and foster class harmony, speaking at the City Federation of Women's Clubs at 585 Boylston Street.
Mr. Filene urges consumers to make items at home when prices differ too much from cost, calling it a public service. He cites world scarcity after five years of destruction and says four years of intensified production are needed, with Europe aided and demand reduced here to lower costs. He links high taxes, speculation, inflation, lack of standardization, and middlemen to rising prices, endorsing cooperatives and direct producer-consumer deals. Adamson's Cough Balsam ad here.
The Mastersingers will give a concert Sunday at 2 45 PM in the Malden Auditorium under the Malden Republican League. Performers include Mrs Laura Littlefield soprano Ruth Stickney violin Albert E Brown baritone and Earl Weidner. The committee forecasts a large audience with Howard Fall chairing and others aboard.
Henry A. Higgins of the Massachusetts State Parole Board replies to Webber’s criticism of the Peakes case. He defends the board against insinuations of ignorance or corruption and praises Francis Carroll for his conduct at the public hearing.
A bomb exploded outside the British embassy in Berlin as a naval division marched by. Several people were killed or injured, but the embassy itself suffered no damage.
Vincent Schrottenburg formerly of the Boston Symphony Orchestra secured a divorce from Madge C. on grounds of desertion. He testified she left after two weeks of marriage, returned, left again, and carried a small black suitcase containing ardent love letters from an admirer. Gus Heim, a noted trumpeter, advised him to wait, and corroborated the visit.
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