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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1920
Page
10
In Albuquerque on September 23 Governor Cox of Ohio defined his stance on the League of Nations. He declared support for entry to end war forever, urging earliest possible admission with minimal delay and few reservations to achieve that aim.
A convention platform supports reservations that clarify and reassure the people and oppose anything that would destroy. The speaker states no doubt that Republicans and others share this stance and aim.
Governor Cox pledges to fulfill the people’s mandate and seek reasonable reservations in good faith. He asserts commitment to enforcing laws and upholding the 18th Amendment, recalling Ohio’s Sabbath saloons closure during his first term and challenging questions about liquor industry ties.
Mrs. Lillian Rodgers of 417 Harrison Avenue was grilled for over three hours as authorities continued questioning in connection with a murder case involving Rodgers.
Records indicate Rodgers rented Room 196 on Sunday and Room 271 on Tuesday at the Palace. He claimed unknown wife whereabouts, but clerk Foster cites Harrison avenue address previously used by Mrs Rodgers and Dorothy. Police question Rodgers' knowledge of his wife. Exhumation of the Rodger child’s body may be ordered by Middlesex DA Tufts.
A famous umpire Brick Owens praises Petersons Ointment in a short brisk letter. He says the ointment loosens stiff muscles, treats eczema and skin issues, and has swift healing power. Prices listed 35c 60c and 1.00 a box through Peterson Ointment Co. Buffalo New York.
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