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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1920
Page
2
Massachusetts observes Countess Markievicz Day as women urged to subscribe to the bond drive. Miss Minnie Mulry of Revere, noted suffrage speaker, addressed Medford yesterday and will speak in support of Countess Markievicz Day across the region.
Advertisement claims Noonan's Hair Petrole soothes dry scalps and restores soft vigorous hair. Daily one week use shown to improve condition. Sold by barbers or stores or direct from T Noonan & sons 38 Portland St Boston MA priced at $1 per bottle.
Medford hosted the county's largest meeting marking the start of Irish bond drive activity with speakers including Miss Mulry and Professor Daniel Foley. Organizers Charles Daly and Edward Gaffey presided as the event featured songs by Mrs. McNally and Sean Nolan and addressed arguments about Ireland's governance and independence.
Former Boston mayor leads Cambridge gathering denouncing anti Irish propaganda as locals pledge to a 5000 oversubscription toward a 50000 Irish bond drive. Speakers include Mayor Quinn and John Harrigan, with Miss Minnie Mulry and James Barrett noting funds support for Ireland.
ROME March 21 The Socialists move to the Chamber of Deputies to abolish censorship.
Cardinal O'Connell argues faith is the only moral solution for global peace and warns rulers that only the church’s legacy can hold nations together. He praises Catholic Americans as the nation’s steady foundation linking church, school, and parish house to defend law and order.
A three year old girl found on Causeway street ten days ago remains unidentified and unclaimed. She has been placed in the care of the minor ward department of the State Board of Charities, which will arrange a home for her.
Preventative label suggests taking LAXA TIVE BROMO QUININE Tablets. Box may bear FE. W. GROVE'S signature. 30c price noted in the advert.
The Journal discusses the ratification debate on the Anglo Franco American convention and questions whether President Wilson will maintain his protest. It notes how the League of Nations and postwar economic reform relied on American cooperation and cites international editorials on party politics and Wilsons role.
The London Times editorializes on March 22 that the United States Senate rejection of President Wilson's peace treaty marks a temporary complete defeat of his plan. It warns the fate of the treaty and the League of Nations casts doubt on ongoing postwar reconciliation efforts.
Upwards of 2000 men attended the opening exercises at Immaculate Conception Church on James street for the Young Men's Catholic Association retreat. The Rev. Daniel Quinn S J of New York delivered the sermon to a packed upper church. The Rev. Frederick Boehm S J of Boston College spoke in St. Valentine’s Chapel with a smaller audience.
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