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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1919
Page
4
Washington November 21 developments strengthen the chance that the peace treaty controversy moves into the 1920 political arena. Senator Lodge urged no further compromise and said Senate majority reservations should be carried into the campaign.
A nighttime blaze at Salisbury Beach New Hampshire destroyed ten cottages and seven garages near the Salisbury House, threatening the resort. The fire, detected after 6 pm, raged nearly two hours and caused estimated damage between 45000 and 50000 dollars, with other structures badly damaged.
The Boston school salary campaign reports an act to provide a $600 annual rise for all public school teachers and extend the city tax limit to fund the raise. Mayor Peters opposes state intervention, while teachers urge backing education ideals and staffing.
State Department officials await response to a sharp note demanding immediate release of American consular agent William Jenkins of Puebla who was abducted by bandits. Jenkins recounted ransom payments totaling 367 841.91 Mexican gold and described local government neglect amid rebels near Puebla.
Detroit Mich Nov 21 Recourse to legal action was decided upon tonight by the local post of the American Legion to prevent William D Haywood secretary of the Industrial Workers of the World from speaking at a mass meeting on Sunday Nov 3 David G Jones adjutant of Charles Learned Post announced Mayor Couzens had said Haywoods appearance would not be interfered with if he refrained from inflammatory remarks Other groups reportedly protested to the mayor including Spanish War Veterans Detroit Wholesale Dealers Association and the University of Michigan alumni
The Girls' High School Alumnae Association adopted a resolution to support public school teachers in securing a flat $600 salary increase. Officers elected include Frances Brennan as president and Agnes Brennan as recording secretary, with about 400 alumnae in attendance as the Class of 1919 presents a Liberty bond.
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