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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1920
Page
11
The Delaware Senate and House adjourned to next Monday as ratification of the woman suffrage amendment remains doubtful. Republican leaders push for an immediate House vote next week with a likely roll call on adoption, though a decisive result may come Wednesday. Suffragists welcome the brief pause and expect a tighter vote.
Guy Dixon, 38, of 11 Corbet Street, arraigned in Dorchester Court after his daughter Marion failed to attend school. He said $24 a week cannot support a wife and six children, keeping her home for footwear. Judge Churchill imposed and suspended a $2 fine. Hats for debutantes are simpler than for older women.
Washington official summary of the American note to Chile on anti Peruvi an disturbances in Bolivia and Chilean reply notes the U S urged Chile to do all it can to prevent hostilities on the west coast of South America. The Mercurio newspaper criticized the note and the American Chamber of Commerce in Valparaiso called it grossly erroneous.
In London on March 26 Premier Lloyd George and former premier Herbert H. Asquith discuss the likely Liberal party leadership. The debate touches on who will dominate the National Liberal Club, the party’s headquarters.
Dr Maude Warren of Waltham watched as four well dressed men unlocked her auto with a false key and drove away from Exeter Street Theatre. She had just exited the building with a female friend when the thieves sped off before alarm could be raised.
The divorce fight between Arnold Lawson and Lucie Mitchell Lawson will begin next Monday in the Suffolk County Superior Court equity session. Both parties will appear to seek custody of their four children amid unusual character indications.
Premier Lloyd George defended his attack on the Labor party and warned against its program of ending capitalism to build a cooperative commonwealth. He labeled Labor leaders as intellectuals behind a revolutionary agenda and urged the nation to beware such doctrines amid tense political times.
Two naval officers testified before the Senate investigating committee that for two years before the war entry Secretary Daniels refused to approve a manpower increase and the Navy Department tried to suppress reports of a shortage.
Admiral Plunkett and Captain Taussig reflect on personnel shortages and gunnery issues that hampered the Atlantic fleet. They cite Secretary Daniels' personnel policy, Dewey’s board recommendation rejected, and note morale at the 1917 April fleet status. They compare German gunnery to British reactions at Jutland.
In a convention resolution the Great War Veterans' Associations urge deportation of Germans Austrians Bulgarians and Turks who cannot be assimilated as Canadian citizens It proposes a year to dispose of property for disenfranchised aliens and court examination of all naturalized or unnaturalized persons to assess citizen desirability.
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