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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1921

Page

10

Opposition to peace pacts edges into Senate panel

The Senate foreign relations committee opened hearings on the admin i stration peace treaties with Germany Austria and Hungary. Senator Borah led the irreconcilables opposing ratification citing Versailles provisions and fears of entangling America in European affairs. Other members weighed Borah's arguments as they prepared further study and awaited action.

Washington Germany Austria Hungary Senate Foreign Relations Committee Harding Borah America Europe Johnson California Brandagee Connecticut Shields Tennessee Senate Lodge New Indiana Pomerone Ohio Swanson Virginia Hitchcock Nebraska Knox Pennsylvania

Dominion Status Sought as Solution for Ireland

Captain Henry Harrison secretary of the Irish Dominion League said Lloyd George's demand for Sinn Fein allegiance would rupture negotiations. He urged dominion status for Ireland as the path to an unconditional conference to examine Lloyd George's terms.

Dublin Associated Press Henry Harrison Irish Dominion League Lloyd George Sinn Fein Harrison Ireland

Preserving peaches at exit point prices listed

Almost last call for peaches with preservation in mind. Eight-quart baskets cost 1.50, twelve-quart baskets 2.25 to 2.75, and fourteen-quart containers up to 3.50.

Vermont

Woburn Council Approves 47500 For Public Works Unemployment

The City Council of Woburn approved 47500 to fund street sewer and water main construction to alleviate unemployment. Mayor Bernard J. Golden urged passage saying he would spend the city’s last cent to aid the unemployed. The council also revoked the blasting license of General Crushed Stone Co for excessive dynamite use shaking foundations and damaging property. The company, in operation eight years at a cost of 2 million dollars, may seek a hearing. The council ordered reinstatement for Thomas J. Begley by the Boards of Hearth and Charities after removal in March 1920.

Woburn Bernard J. Golden General Crushed Stone Company Coliné Board of Hearth Board of Charities Thomas J. Begley

Begley Sues City Over Damages in Almshouse Offices Case

The plaintiff Begley sued the city over damages related to the offices of Raster of the Almshouse, but the court did not reach a decision.

Raster Begley

Dust Storms at Sea From Siberian Dust Cloud

Captain of the American ship Santa Rosalia sent samples of yellowish dust gathered on deck while near China and Japan. He reported three storms that traced the dust to the Siberian border, noting air so clouded navigation was dangerous for a period.

Santa Rosalia Washington, D. C China Japan Siberian

French Physician Pushes Free Hospitals for Nervous Ailments

Perrin, a noted French physician, devotes much effort to rallying sentiment in France for free hospitals to treat neurasthenia and other nervous disorders in women. He argues many homes suffer from unsettled conditions caused by untreated nervous ailments and asserts the rich can access care while the poor cannot.

Genill. Perrin

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