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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1920

Page

5

Orchid Show Displays Vast Value and Exotic Specimens

An exhibition at the Boston Orchid Show opens at noon in the Horticultural Hall featuring thousands of dollars worth of orchids and rare varieties. Notable displays include avacias from Sargent Greenhouse and plants from Nahant and the Hunnewell estate, with organizers Stone Suszuke Yokohama and B H A W Wilson coordinating. A Washington report notes Congress pursuing action to curb rising gasoline prices amid suspected price fixing.

Sargent Brookline Stone Suszuke Yokohama B. H. A.W Wilson Arnold Arboretum Nahant Hunnewell Welleslley Washington Congress Dyer Missouri Department of Justice Bureau of Mines

Papal Secretary Receives French Plenipotentiary in Rome

M Doulcet, plenipotentiary of the French government, arrived in Rome to discuss resumption of relations with the Vatican and was received by Cardinal Gasparri, the papal secretary of state.

Rome M. Doulcet Holy See France Vatican Cardinal Gasparri

Jad Salts Kidney Health Remedy Ad

An advertisement promotes Jad Salts a lithia based drink to aid kidney function by flushing waste, reducing bladder irritation, and preventing backache and urinary discomfort. It urges drinking a tablespoon in water daily for a few days and claims safety and cost effectiveness.

Red Forces Near Essen Win Victory Front Advances Reported

The Ruhr Echo says the Reds hold a front from Dinslaken to Dorsten with Dorsten and Valsum seized and 900 prisoners. An advance toward Weser continues and an armored train was halted by destroyed road bed near Haltern. Revolutionary workers claim six mine throwers and 3000 rifles taken.

Ruhr Red Army Dinslaken Dusseldorf Holten Dorsten Muenster Valsum Reds Weser Haltern Dortmund Executive Council

Ebert Faces Instability as Spartacans Rise in Germany

A London Times despatch notes Mathias Erzberger arriving in Amsterdam amid a Bolshevik wave sweeping Germany. General Watter may fight a decisive battle near Munster and Wesel as the Ebert government seeks concessions to Spartacans to save the regime. Ludendorff is believed active behind the Kappists as Ebert's position grows unstable.

London Mathias Erzberger Amsterdam Rotterdam London Times Germany Watter West Germany Munster Wesel Ebert Spartacans Kapp Ludendorff

Military leader von Luettwitz arrested in Berlin upheaval

Berlin March 23 Major General von Luettwitz the military commander in the Kapp revolt has been placed under arrest. Admiral von Trotha chief of the admiralty is also arrested. Some Kapp leaders including Dr Kapp von Jagow Major Pabst Colonel Bauer Dr Shiele and ex Attorney Brederek have disappeared as proceedings for high treason begin.

Happ Berlin Associated Press von Luettwitz Admiral von Trotha Admiralty Kapp von Jagow Pabst Bauer Shiele Brederek

Insurgents Seize Schleswig Palace In Schleswig-Holstein

Berlin dispatch reports insurgents capture Schleswig palace and take cavalry officers prisoner. A so called committee of action controls Schleswig as the despatch notes.

Schleswig Berlin Associated Press Schleswig-Holstein Committee of Action

Rent Hearing Erupts In Albany Clash Over Profiteering

A heated hearing in Albany on rent relief measures degenerated into near riot conditions as landlords and tenants clashed before a joint legislative committee. Spectators jeered and clapped, while officials denounced speculative rent hikes and cited conditions affecting multiple upstate cities.

Albany N. Y New York Sperms Joint Legislative Committee Assembly James P. Holland State Federation of Labor Buffalo Syracuse Rochester

Fleeing Auto Eludes Police Through City Squares

A fast unlit car possibly carrying goods or liquor fled through Washington street and Adams square in Charlestown after midnight, dodging several officers between Adams and City squares. Three shots were fired by Patrolman Donovan as the vehicle sped toward Somerville, and police units rushed to the square before the car vanished toward Somerville.

Washington Street Adams Square City Square Charlestown Somerville Donovan City Hall Avenue

Retail Jewelers Meet in Providence

The three days annual convention of the Massachusetts Retail Jewelers Association opens in Providence with dealers from Massachusetts and Rhode Island in attendance. J Frederick Kahl of Pittsfield Mass will deliver the opening address tomorrow morning. Louis S Smith of Beverly Mass is secretary.

Providence Massachusetts Retail Jewelers’ Association Massachusetts Rhode Island J. Frederick Kahl Pittsfield Mass Louis S. Smith Beverly

Wood Leads In South Dakota Primary Returns

In the late counts General Wood led in Sioux Falls by 77 votes over Johnson while Aberdeen favored Wood by 2. Johnson led in Minnehaha outside Sioux Falls and Yankton shown as incomplete. Lincoln county backed Johnson with 1064 of about 1600 ballots, and Black Hills counties reported strongly for Wood. Pierre returned with Johnson ahead by seven.

League General Wood Sioux Falls City Johnson Aberdeen London Wood Minnehaha Sioux Falls California Lincoln County Yankton Black Hills Pierre

Show Company Seeks Bids for Doughnuts for Boston Engagement

The Century Midnight Whirl Company plans a two week Boston engagement arriving Sunday. The Shubert Theatre seeks bids for 2000 doughnuts daily with 2000 extra on Wednesdays and Saturdays to feed the troupe known for heavy doughnut consumption.

Midnight Whirl Boston Shubert Theatre Shubert John Henry Mears

Housing bill endorsed by Boston labor union

The Massachusetts Legislature considers borrowing 65 million dollars to improve North End facilities. The Boston Central Labor Union executive board endorsed the measure at Wells Memorial building. President Garrity said any surplus would be used to improve housing in other city areas.

Massachusetts Boston North End Boston Central Labor Union Wells Memorial Building Garrity

Memorial Concert Honors Louis C Elson at Conservatory

A memorial service by New England Conservatory faculty and students honored Louis C Elson 1848 1920 long time lecturer in music history and theory. Dr George W Chadwick presided as speakers recalled his forty years service and influence. A poem by Laura Huxtable Porter was read in tribute reflecting his artistic legacy.

New England Conservatory Louis C. Elson Conservatory Elson George W. Chadwick New England Conservatory of Music Homer Humphrey Ralph Flanders George B. Cortelyou Hilson Henry M. Dunham F. Addison Porter Wallace Goodrich Goodrich Laura Huxtable- Porter Mr. Elson Louis

Jeremiah Mc Auliffe, 93, Dies After Illness

Jeremiah Mc Auliffe aged 93 and the town’s oldest resident died at his Oak street home yesterday after a five days illness of pneumonia.

Uxbridge Jeremiah McAuliffe Oak Street

Suffrage Foes Gain Ground as Delaware Moves to Vote

Dover Delaware March 23 with ratification looming larger preparations by the legislature to present the suffrage amendment to both houses tomorrow morning. Arguments for and against suffrage to be heard on Thursday as anti suffrage leaders rally.

Dover Del Delaware

Delaware Legislature Debates Ratification Amid Party Rift

Friday actions push for swift measure as sentiment against suffrage grows. Republicans and Democrats refuse caucus binding and many members resist party dictates. Governor Townsend delivers message after a rare outside attack on national leaders.

Assembly Delaware Edward E. MacNabb John G. Townsend

Increase in Tax Limit for Schoolhouses Asked

Schoolhouse Commissioner Joseph P. Lomasney and Boston school committee chairman Richard J. Lane urged a House Rules Committee hearing for a bill to raise the tax limit by 1.44 dollars for new school buildings and repairs. Representative Hays of Boston supported more funds in principle but opposed raising the tax limit.

Joseph P. Lomasney Richard J. Lane Boston School Committee Committee On House Rules Hays Boston

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