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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1920
Page
8
Turks in white cotton suits with red turbans roam the East Side, selling coffee from brass-bound urns as street carts pile shoes hats and groceries. Vendors shout, cups clink, and crowds gather for a cup in the bustling neighborhood.
In Marion Ohio on Sabbath Senator Harding received about a hundred Grand Army of the Republic members from Akron en route to Indianapolis for the national encampment. Led by Emmett F Taggart past grand commander for Ohio the visitors shook hands with Mrs and the Senator. A second delegation of some four hundred veterans from northern Ohio will visit tomorrow for an address.
A group including Howard E. Greene of Chicago secretary of the National Sheep and Wool Bureau Major Henry S. Hooker of New York Governor R Livingston Beeckman of Rhode Island and Wade H Ellis of Washington met with Senator Harding last night and today Governor Beeckman and Mrs Beeckman were guests at the Harding home and left for the East The California delegates later released a statement endorsing Harding noting his sympathy with organized labor and his willingness to address its needs and his favorable stance as an employer.
A blaze started from an unknown source and driven by a southwest wind swept through a one story shed at E. Stanley Wire Co on South Bay Avenue Roxbury. The fire threatened Pope Curtis lumber yards nearby and caused about 10000 in damage.
The Diocesan Chapter of the Ladies' Catholic Benevolent Association met at Cathedral School hall to organize the membership drive starting this week in all diocese parishes.
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