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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1919
Page
8
Washington, Nov. 4. Senate votes down one amendment and plans to dispose of two more tomorrow. Informal talks continue on hastening reservations and ratification could come by week’s end or within ten days at latest.
The article outlines ongoing Senate discussions over the treaty, with Republicans and Democrats hopeful for quick action. Major motions include striking the Shantung provision, imposing a popular vote prior to war, and removing labor provisions. Borah withdraws article 10 after reservations shifts, and secret sessions are proposed to limit public speeches.
The column details severe necklines fading away and reveals narrow lingerie collars in batiste and lace on many frocks. It praises sashes of checked wool with black serge, tunic blouses, velvet accents, white blouse collars outside jackets, and decorative trimming on blue serge dresses.
President Wilson released correspondence about William O. Redfield resignation as Secretary of Commerce effective November 1. Wilson praised Redfield for efficient active and watchful service and expressed regret at his departure.
Almost a year after Dr. Frank L. Goodspeed a Whitman dentist and his assistant Miss Pearl Rose vanished leaving a note for his wife they were arrested in Los Angeles and today returned to the city in the custody of a deputy U S marshal and his wife.
A Whitman dentist Dr Goodspeed and his young female companion were indicted in federal court for conspiracy to violate the Mann White Slave Act. They faced arraignment at the federal building with bail set, while the woman claimed she paid her own travel and denied improper relations.
The American Federation of Labor in Washington released a letter showing executive council support for the strike and urging organized labor and friends to donate. It notes 400000 workers and families are affected and that commissaries will feed those in need.
Seven seamen and four passengers from the foundered Ner ette of Bona Vista were landed at Sydney Nova Scotia by the steamer Germanicus en route to Montreal. They had ten cents between them and none had dined. The tale of their survival and escape will appear in the next Boston Sunday Post Magazine.
14 year old Lillian Marsh daughter of Mr and Mrs Wilbert Marsh of Hyannisport returns from a city adventure after 200 townspeople searched a swamp border. She dreams of Boston as fairy land and recalls Halloween mischief with siblings and a Springfield boy.
Paris November 4 The department store strike that began eight days ago with 6000 clerks at Bon Marche is spreading. Today Galleries Lafayette employees joined the walkout and Printemps staff are expected to strike next.
The congress urged all nations to prohibit industrial labor for children under 16 and to ban minors from dangerous occupations. It endorsed regular physical inspections and maternity care principles while proposing a permanent organization with a democratic national character and female representation on the joint committee.
The document requires children to complete elementary schooling and be medically fit to engage in any gainful occupation. It proposes that under 18s may not work in mines or quarries and that workdays for boys be shortened.
The description highlights gowns with girdles of flowers and fruit and new aprons made from wide faille ribbon with fringe.
Government proclamation due in Ireland to impose curfew in select districts. Aimed at preventing raids by masked bands and night drilling. Permits will be issued to individuals with legitimate nighttime business.
The non delivery of official ballots for Millbury Sterling and Sutton prompts a pending legal move by Secretary Langtry. State printers saved polls by providing duplicate ballots in time for opening yesterday morning.
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