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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1920
Page
12
In Rome on September 6 Pope Benedict XVI received Patrick Malloy of the Knights of Columbus in a private audience. The pope recalled his pleasure in hosting Malloy and other American knights and accepted their assurances of devotion.
Striking women pickets disrupted loading at Pier 44 Hoosack docks Charlestown and Commonwealth Pier South Boston delaying British liner operations. About 40 workers, including two gangs, were mobilized to unload ships while placard bearing protesters urged Britain to heed Ireland concerns. Some vessels proceeded with limited activity at East Boston Cunard Pier and other berths.
In Newburyport on September 8 Charles H. Richardson a candy manufacturer of 82 Pleasant Street and his clerk Willard Cates were seriously hurt when they were thrown out of the team in which Richardson was driving today.
Horse owners in Montreal refuse to file entries for the Montreal Jockey Club fall meeting until purses are increased. The dispute arose as the event scheduled for tomorrow faces entry delays due to the stand.
A passage notes that glycerine improves extracts beyond alcohol, making them not only more effective but also cheaper to produce, according to the source.
The Georgian Cafeteria opened yesterday at 4 Boylston Street, touted as the largest cafeteria east of Chicago with a capacity to feed about 6500 at noon. The opening was held under favorable circumstances.
William Smith and Verne Philbrook welcomed patrons on opening day. Assisted by a plentiful corps of assistants, they assured that the cafeteria will be a valuable addition to Boston’s numerous eating houses.
A brief fashion item notes waxed silk voice as a transient trend in contemporary clothing, highlighting designers embracing glossy textures and tactile shine in runways and shop windows.
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