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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1920
Page
1
Chicago faces a citywide labor crisis as 1000 city hall clerks walk out, 400 garbage handlers quit, and 90 percent of firemen threaten resignations over wage increases. Daylight saving supporters in Massachusetts Senate won a procedural vote on shifting clocks to 1 a.m. last Sunday of April with 28 votes in favor.
Washington March 30 President Wilson voiced strong support for implementing the allies aim to banish the Turks from Europe in the Turkish treaty discussions. The American reply to the allied note summarized treaty status and insisted on firm measures to end the anomaly.
A luxury residence known as the Wilson estate will have guards posted at its gates. Reports say the home is well appointed with water features and expansive grounds.
Woods Hole on Cape Cod gears up for the arrival of President and Mrs. Wilson. The town’s preparations are quiet and unassuming, with no bustling atmosphere as the expected visitors draw near. Continued on Page Third Col.
Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks wed after obtaining a license the prior Saturday. The announcement came late today in Los Angeles, confirming the marriage in California.
Eight senators opposed the measure including Prescott of Grafton Griswold of Greenfield Tarbell of Brookfield Reed of Taunton Hlardy of Huntington and Walsh.
The muzzle of a 10 inch army gun on a flat car being moved from Sea Girt New Jersey to Watertown Arsenal tore away twelve pillars supporting Atwell Avenue bridge over the New Haven railroad in Providence and damaged the structure. No injuries reported. The gun was one of eight en route to Watertown.
The American government says arguments against keeping the Turks in Constantinople are stronger and contain imperative elements. The note was handed to the French ambassador on March 24 for transmission to Premier Miller and continued on Page 10-Sixth Col.
Notable dates include Daylight Saving Time starting in 1918, the 1854 U S Japan treaty, mining engineer John Hays Hammond born in 1855, a French steamer torpedoed in 1917, and a 1919 Supreme Court rehearing denial for Eugene V Debs a year ago.
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