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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1920
Page
18
The Boston Post announces subscription rates for postpaid and foreign editions, with per-copy prices for Canada and other regions. It also lists postal handling details, arrangement for payments, and reclaiming procedures for discontinued service.
Governor Cox at Minneapolis condemns critics who harassed the sick President and declares the game crowd responsible for the abuse. He argues those who slandered the ailing leader lose any right to complain when the Democratic candidate speaks blunt truths.
The Boston Transcript reports the New Hampshire result showing Spaulding trailing Moses, with the pro League stance split along party lines. Voters equating support for Spaulding to a League vote, while Moses drew stronger support, raising concerns among Republican leaders about November outcomes and the League of Nations in US policy.
Reports from North Adams indicate Hon W Murray Crane’s heart trouble has recurred in a more depressing form. Bed rest is ordered as the community hopes for his return to vigor and health.
The tribute lauds his blend of politics and conscience, noting he has combined public office with strong personal integrity. The piece argues neither the State nor his party can spare a man like him.
The State primaries topple the Republican machine in lieutenant governor race with Alvan Fuller defeating Joseph Warner. John J Walsh wins the Democratic gubernatorial nomination over Richard H Long, signaling a shift in party leadership. Tague and Green upset Lomasney leadership in the Second Suffolk Senate district. Jackson sticker campaign triumph strengthens Republican treasurer. Sheriff Kelcher secures re election nominations.
Maine women register in anticipation of exercising equal suffrage in a state election. Officials note about 24 000 new female voters across 200 cities and 100 towns, signaling a potential shift in voting dynamics as women prepare to use political power for the first time.
Testimony in the senatorial investigation tightens the charges against the Republican fund drive. Dudley Blossom confirms a $400000 Cleveland quota, conflicting with Upham’s statewide figure. C W McClure testifies the national committee sought more than $25000 for Georgia, lending gravity to Governor Cox’s accusations.
The Harding front porch sits empty as the former occupant, once defiant on the swing around the circle, now speaks to crowds in Minnesota and other places. He has descended to addressing voters and engaging with the public in a tour-like push.
The French 8 percent bonds, repayable in 25 years at 110, are being sold in the United States by a nationwide banking syndicate. They refinance France’s Anglo-French loan of 1915, reflecting higher money costs after the war, and contrast with prewar 4 percent borrowing.
In Newport, visit the Newport Historical Society housed in the former Seventh Day Baptist Church built in 1671. The ornate pulpit and English carving, the clock by William Claggett, and Trinity Church organ keyboard are highlighted along with a redwood library and portraits such as Gilbert Stuart painted with Benjamin West.
A 1920 poem extols “Faces of little people” as suns and stars that brighten crowded streets and home life. It portrays them as a tonic of beauty and magic that dispels gloom, bringing laughter, light, and elfin glow to all around.
A letter from Dp Meadville commends The Post for its simple clear poetry each morning. He singles out poems like The Failure Each in His Own Tongue and A Barnegat Love Song for their beauty and uplifting language that even a child can understand.
Readers weigh in on Newkirk bear Steve with proposals from a Dorchester note, Brown University mascot idea from Springfield, a Boston Post transfer, and suggestions for private homes or a zoo.
The French government recognizes General Baron Wrangel as head of Southern Russia's de facto government, while Washington weighs who he is. His career began in mining engineering, then military service from 1902, with rapid promotions and top decorations in World War I, notably on the Galician front. Albert Payson Terhune, now a fiction writer, retires from journalism and breeds collie dogs, with stories set for film and a mother famed as Marton Marland.
This fragment chronicles Masago the wife of Yoritomo and Shidzuka Gozen beloved by Yoshitsune. It covers their elopement, court dances under Yoritomo, Masago’s pleading for Shidzuka, and Masago advising her husband as he rises to power, shaping Japan’s early shogunate.
A reader observes the approach of autumn on Sept 23 and recalls a Bea ton police strike from a year ago. He mentions warnings about the European corn borer quarantine and shares details about night blooming cereas at M B Barnes’s Brookline residence with 28 blooms this year and 42 last year.
Farmers across the north shore say Sunday motorists raid orchards and uproot vegetables, a loss they call alarming. One farmer notes even a single stump can yield large sums, while a walnut stump fetched over 250 dollars. The piece adds local notes on language, health clinics, and elm trees cited by readers.
In Ogunquit the man credited with converting Hutchena says money cannot lure him from his Sabbath observance. He notes his shop sits on the Boston to Portland route, yet he will let rivals carry the trade rather than work on Sunday.
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