22 Nov 1919
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1919
Page
1
Harvard and Yale prepare for a big game with Harvard relying on Casey and Horween’s fullback presence while Yale pins hopes on Kempton and Casey’s and Desmond’s replacements.
Washington observers say the United States is near intervention amid the Jenkins case crisis. The Carranza government must reverse course to avert an American invasion. details continue on page 4 six column.
A morning telephone talk with Munsterburg reveals Albrecht as mediator with no influence, while Muck's wife remains highly active in local matters. Details emphasize mediation roles and community involvement without further actions.
Harvard and Yale face off this afternoon in the stadium for another football showdown. Despite down seasons, the annual clash draws about 50,000 fans, with every seat seen as valuable as radium in the Harvard horse shoe.
Sun 1st moonlight advisory notes vehicles tonight at 11 29 pm. Today at 10 20 am ht at 4 48. Today’s anniversaries list includes French repulsing German assaults in the Argonne in 1914 and German capture of Novipazar Serbia with 80 000 prisoners in 1915.
Forecasts cover Boston and vicinity with Saturday cloudy conditions and warmer temperatures, possible local showers at night into Sunday. Eastern New York and Southern New England await warmer highs and light interior rain, with increasing clouds and chances of rain by Sunday. winds shift to southwest, turning to light rain in exposed coastal areas from Sandy Hook to Hatteras.
Senator John J. Walsh filed a bill with the State Senate clerk to authorize the Boston School Committee to increase all teachers salaries by 600 dollars annually. The move follows Mayor Peters’s refusal to allow teachers as city employees to appear before the Legislature.
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