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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1920

Page

2

No Second Place For Johnson

Washington May 6 Senator Hiram Johnson declared he will not accept the Vice Presidential nomination under any circumstances at the Republican convention. He spoke after conferences with Senators Lodge and Knox and the remarks cooled talk of a Knox Johnson ticket while not ending speculation about a Knox presidency. Johnson’s remarks followed a Capitol visit and discussions on convention organization and league of nations resolutions.

Washington Hiram Johnson Lodge Knox Johnson Ike Senator Johnson Senate Capitol Indiana Senator Lodge National Committee League of Nations Beveridge Borah Senator Knox Agag Penrose

Postal Clerks to Get Raise in Next Session

Washington May 6 Congressman Gallivan said postal commission members assure no salary increases during this session but any new legislation would be retroactive to July 1. The commission’s reclassification proposal fuels postal employee interest and adoption is expected next session. An attempt to raise Boston Custom House clerks’ pay failed as no rate increase was recommended for next year.

Ofem East Side Uc Erge Lal Boston Washington Congressman Gallivan Postal Commission Gallivan Custom House Billings Secretary of the Treasury

Leather men declare shoe prices at peak in U S

Leading leathermen at the annual spring meeting of the tanners council of the U S A in Atlantic City say footwear prices have peaked but will take three to four months to affect consumers. The executive committee report outlines the finding.

Atlantic City Tanners’ Council of the U.S. A

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