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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1921
Page
2
William J. Simmons founder and imperial wizard of the Ku Klux Klan told a House committee that there is no lawless band of hooded hoodlums within its ranks. The testimony came in Washington on October 12.
Imperial wizard Simmons testifies that the Ku Klux Klan would disband if charges prove true and denies lawless acts. He says the Klan welcomes inquiry, vows loyalty to the law, and details recent charter revocations in Pensacola and Mobile linked to rogue members.
New York October 12 The Roosevelt Memorial Association announced a complete newspaper record of former President Theodore Roosevelt. Early contributors include Colonel Henry Watterson who donated anti Roosevelt editorials from the Louisville Courier Journal.
The Cambridge Public School Association endorses four candidates for four vacancies: Mrs. G. P. Baker, James S. Cassedy, George L. Dow and Charles F. J. McCue. Endorsed candidates will address the association on Oct 18 at Cambridge High School hall.
House appropriations committee favors Senate bill to provide 50 000 for ceremonies at Arlington on November 11 for the unknown American soldier. War Department estimated 79 650 needed to cover expenses.
The Woodrow Wilson Democracy formed to back international peace and League of Nations entry announced that its executive committee voted on Oct. 7 to oppose ratification by the Senate of a separate peace treaty with Germany. President Hamilton Holt will mail copies of the declaration to all Senators.
Wallace R. Lane of Chicago won the presidency at the American Patent Law Association annual meeting in Washington. The event announced Lane as the new head of the organization.
Washington, Oct 12. The railroad freights issue was discussed at a White House conference between President Harding and Interstate Commerce Commission Chairman McChord. Senators Harris of Georgia and Heflin of Alabama urged tariff reductions on Southern products, especially cotton. McChord reportedly expressed sympathy and belief relief would be granted.
Mrs. McCudden, mother of the late RAF ace Major McCudden V. C., was chosen by the Pilgrim Fathers Association to convey a wreath to America and lay it on the tomb of the American unknown warrior at Arlington Cemetery on November 11. The group is a new organization, not the old Pilgrims’ Club.
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