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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1921

Page

4

Portland to Give Work to the Unemployed

Portland approves a $500,000 appropriation to build a new Deering High School instead of replacing the burned structure. A site in Presumpscot Park near the old high school will be purchased to house the project and provide work for the jobless and relief for slowing business.

Portland Deering High School Presumpscot Park

Will Bring Up League of Nations by Wilson Aims

Democratic Senators draft reservations to Germany treaty to enter the League of Nations with the knowledge and approval of ex President Wilson. He is believed to be using influence to sway the minority and favors maintaining the fight for U S entry, insisting the league is not dead even after Lodge’s critique.

Robert L. Norton Washington Senate United States League of Nations Wilson Mn Wilson Lodge Democratic Party

Senate debate on league reservations looms in Wilson era

Democratic Senators discuss treaty issues with President Wilson as Senator Glass expected to lead the fight against reservations. Anti league Democrats Reed Shields and Walsh likely join Republicans to defeat amendments. Senator Lodge predicts no Republican votes for league reservations despite possible U S representation on the Reparations Commission.

Wilson Glass Virginia Reed Missouri Shields Tennessee Walsh Massachusetts Lodge Senate League Congress United States

Moonshine Mystery in Parker Hill Hospital Death

Authorities investigated the death of William Crowley a Parker Hill Hospital boiler tender after he drank a white liquid believed wood alcohol from an unfiltered bottle found in his room. The source of the moonshine purchase remains undisclosed and Crowley’s body was moved to his home for burial.

Parker Hill Hospital Timothy Leary William Crowley Crowley

Mothers Give Father John's Medicine for Body Building

Advert says mothers give Father John’s Medicine to children for body building and colds. Marketed as pure food with no drugs aimed at families.

Father John

Congress Against A Sales Tax Debates Immediate Revenue Revisions

Washington. Oct. 4. Senator Penrose said Congress should enact more revenue revision measures soon as the pending tax is emergency and temporary. House leaders Fordney and Mondell oppose a sales tax stating no lifting of taxes, only shifts. Penrose to address the Senate and later submit suggestions to a tax committee or both chambers.

Washington Penrose Senate Finance Committee House Fordney Ways and Means Committee Representative Mondell Wyoming Mondell White House Congress Senate

The Leather Pushers Serial Starts in Boston Sunday Post

The Leather Pushers by H C Witwer begins in the next Boston Sunday Post Magazine, signaling a new installment in the series. This feature promises period-appropriate fiction with sportsmanlike intrigue and wartime tone.

H.C. Witwer Boston Sunday Post

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