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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1920
Page
5
A touring car stolen last April from in front of Randolph Hall Cambridge was recovered yesterday in Providence. Officers Malla and others presented evidence to the grand jury as the car was returned to owner H. A. Cambridge.
George J. Cronin superintendent of supplies is authorized to attend the National Association of Purchasing Agents convention in Chicago October 12 and 13. He will represent the city in a delegation from the Purchasing Agents Association.
London reports on Italian factories seized by workers finding the move toward running industry without experts faltering. Skilled technicians refuse to join, bookkeeping and material sourcing prove unknown, and broad appeals to occupy all trades fail as the government notes growing discouragement and expects the effort to fade.
Mr and Mrs William Henry Nash residents of Lexington for eight years celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary last evening at 1 Berwick Road Milford. They were married on September 8, 1870 in Milford.
A compilation of past records of male candidates will be prepared by the Boston League of Women Voters. The effort, announced by Mrs. Winona Osborne Pinkham, aims to provide non partisan information to women voters and will be available to those seeking details on one or more candidates. Distribution plans will be announced.
The 37th annual reunion of the Third Massachusetts Bay Artillery Association met at A. R. Hall in New Bedford with members from Boston Lynn Salem Lawrence Dartmouth Westport and New Bedford. Officers elected: President James Arrington Salem vice president John J Holmes New Bedford secretary William W O Connell Brookline.
Heat of nomination campaigns triggers a rush as women register yesterday. Registration runs daily at the Election Commission from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. until Oct 7, then at the central office 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. and outside sites 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. Oct 7 to 13. Cities statewide prepare for voting with registrar plans and later dates for Boston and other locales.
About 150 Ginn Co workers walk out in Cambridge as 50 press feeders fail to report and 100 bindery workers exit in sympathy. General manager M R Jouett Jr calls the dispute temporary and says workers expected back within days. Swageer English coats with leather trim noted in ad.
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