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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1922
Page
7
President Harding plays a round of golf then returns to his desk at 8:30 and meets movie men and other visitors. He discusses Mexico with Senator Bursum and reports of an international commission to review the issues.
Ex President Wilson signals another bold push in Democratic party leadership as oil stocks rise and Harding faces tariff debates. Wilson plans five days of golf in New Jersey with Senator Edge while clashing with Lodge over League of Nations policy amid campaign tensions.
Major General Edwards invited the ith Regiment of regular Infantry now in Portland Maine to attend the Army and Navy Memorial Services at Charlestown Navy Yard on May 21 and take part in the Memorial Field Mass at Fenway Park the next Sunday under American Legion and Spanish War Veterans auspices. The unit of 1509 officers and men will be quartered at the South and East Armory and its 8 piece band will perform for disabled veterans in Boston area hospitals.
At Genoa on May 8, Premier Lloyd George clings to optimism as French and Belgian delegates oppose the Russian memorandum property clause. Russian delegates accuse France and Belgium of blocking progress and press for a Russian reply, while Italian reps work to mediate without success. Mrs Richard Croker remains ill in bed at Glencairn Castle delaying statements on Croker property.
An official states the estate has been settled and the will disposes of property. He says recognition of the Soviet is comparatively unimportant until it proves good faith in international engagements and becomes a representative government. No hope remains for an agreement with Russians at Genoa as their stance tightens with dwindling cash loan prospects.
A Paris official states France will not recognize the Russian Soviet government until the United States does. France maintains a free hand in the matter and asserts no change in stance regardless of others.
A three day exhibition at the Girls' City Club, 8 Newbury Street, under the Women’s Trade Union League, shows linen and gingham gowns for hot weather with pongees and sport skirts in white, gabardine, and flannel. Opens at 11 each day to aid unemployed needle trades workers.
One of the latest younger society women to seek a career behind the footlights is Miss Peggy Thayer of Philadelphia Pa.
Michael Fallon, 40, of 2 Olcott Street Alston, was taken to St. Elizabeth's Hospital Brighton yesterday by Water Town police ambulance with facial and body cuts after falling from a second story window at the L. C. Chase factory in Watertown where he was washing windows. His condition was described as painful but not serious.
Mr. Lloyd George told correspondents after a frantic day of talks with leading figures that many difficulties worse than this have been passed and that Genoa aims to overcome them. He said the conference was held to prevent the entente from breaking up despite circulating rumors.
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