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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1920
Page
15
A Pacific Coast League pitcher named Beer may need a name change to Nierbier due to an advertising law quirk. The note ties his fate to Brewers affiliations and suggests a possible legal hurdle over beer branding.
Eight city firefighters were treated after a four alarm fire at 461 463 Atlantic Avenue released a toxic gas. Hosemen Carroll Regan Nolan and others suffered lung and heart issues and eye problems from acids and inks used in the printing and engraving factory.
Tris Speaker added another southpaw to his staff by purchasing Tim Murchison from the Peoria club. Tim began last season with Milwaukee, went to Peoria, and was recalled then shipped again. He has wandered through baseball, at times with the St. Louis Cardinals. He is a great pitcher in spots.
Berlin report says Vorwaerts shows General Ludendorff sought a Socialist intermediary to bridge Dr. Kapp with the workers during the uprising. The March 25 piece marks the first concrete indication of his involvement.
Reports from Vorwaerts and other papers detail German political turmoil after the Kapp uprising. General Ludendorff allegedly offered support to a socialist backed government in exchange for men of steel nerves, while officials and rebels face arrest and muttered coups. sentiment suggests Reichswehr might mutiny over harsh treatment of rebels.
An account notes that rather than resigning an official chose to persuade Luetwitz and his top commanders to abandon their intended course of action, averting a broader crisis.
The first of several hundred alleged Reds captured across New England on January 2 is William T. Collyer and his wife Amy of Wellesley. Deportation warrants from Washington were issued after Department of Labor review. Authorities deem them highly dangerous. bail set at $10,000 each, but they remain at Deer Island due to lack of bondsmen.
After his Toledo experience on March 12 Frakkie Mason now avoids bragging he can lick his weight in Wilde cats.
Manhattan highlights two notable baseball figures Homer Ruth and Virgil Barnes as emblematic of classic club culture, underscoring enduring sports traditions.
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