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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1919
Page
5
Delegates from across the state arrive in Fitchburg for the annual Baptist State convention set to start at 10:30 tomorrow. The program includes devotional exercises, a programme committee report, and a welcome by Rev. William D. Goble of the First Baptist Church. Leadership will be discussed as the convention continues through Friday.
The City Council referred Mayor Peters' plan to extend Stuart street from Columbus avenue to Tremont street at Eliot street to the finance committee. The committee will meet this week and the council is expected to approve the act. The project is described as the city’s largest street undertaking, creating a western traffic artery with multi million-dollar realty funding and a city cost not exceeding 250000 dollars, with future expansion to South Station and a continuous 80 foot highway from Dartmouth to Washington. The extension from Clarendon to Dartmouth is underway, and approval would connect to Ferdinand, Church, Pleasant, Carver and Wrentham streets.
Washington October 27 the Johnson amendment to the peace treaty failed in the Senate by 38 to 40. The roll call during a debate lull showed two Democrats crossing party lines to back the measure and nine Republicans voting with Democrats against it.
The Senate, opposing administration leaders, postponed action on the Moses amendment. A recess was adopted 43 to 36, led by Lodge. After a rambling 90 minute debate, a roll call was ordered and taken immediately, surprising administration forces with a narrow defeat margin for the amendment.
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