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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1920
Page
17
Spain boasts the most sunshine in Europe with about 3000 annual hours. England records roughly 1004 hours. The note contrasts these figures as a curb on Spain's sun claim in the New York context.
London reports the League of Nations publishes the 62 article draft for a permanent world court adopted by The Hague jurists led by Elihu Root. The council reserves judgment on merits, notes broad international representation, and sets terms for 15 judges, Hague seat, and open access to states party to the League.
In Dorchester on September 14 Thomas husband of the late Sarah Browne Wallace. Funeral from his late residence 6 Hallam Street today September 17 at 8 15. High mass at St William's Church at o clock. Relatives and friends respectfully invited motor cortege.
The governor spoke from a Nampa Idaho hotel veranda during a lengthy address responding to a question on restoring normal conditions. He claimed 80 percent of wealth is held by two percent of people.
Governor Cox delivered eight speeches across Oregon and Idaho campaigns stressing peace and progress while accusing Republicans of a political plot against America. He insisted disarmament in the League of Nations would cut taxes and reclaim lands, and attacked William M. Wood and the American Woolen Company for efforts to depress wood prices and influence the presidency.
Mildred Harris Chaplin seeks an equity receivership of Charles Chaplin's property as legal papers are drawn. She claims he offered $25 000 then $45 000 for separation but pressed for full settlement, while Chaplin denies any offer beyond 50 percent and cites California law.
Jimmy Challoner, a London man of means, loves Cynthia Farrow but dallies with Christine Wyatt after Cynthia breaks their engagement. Cynthia’s husband is alive, triggering Jimmy to pursue Christine. Christine marries Jimmy, then Cynthia resumes contact, while a confidant, Sangster, recounts Jimmy's charity to fuel Christine's renewed hope amid emotional conflict.
Christine stands in an empty room after a visitor leaves and Tine fails to return. Cynthia Farrow’s name haunts her thoughts as she battles a crimson blush and mounting anxiety about who sent the message.
A brief note states the continuation of content each day in the Daily and Sunday Post until the work is completed. It indicates ongoing publication across multiple days.
The article outlines a plan to try Warner before a Roosevelt Club board after Fuller refuses to appear. It notes party tensions, potential removals from the board, and Fuller’s push for an independent Lieutenant Governor bid. Burrill backs Fuller and the State ticket.
The speaker pledges not to run as an independent for Lieutenant Governor to avoid splitting the Republican vote. He urges unity to deliver the strongest statewide victory for Harding, Coolidge, and the State ticket, noting confusion with Fred J. Burrell and distinguishing himself from Burrill.
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