New England Motor Tourists Reach 206000 In 1928
International News Service reports American Automobile Association figures show 206 950 motor tourists in New England from June 1 to Oct 31 1928. Most came from eastern cities, with Massachusetts Maine and New Hampshire leading states. estimated regional motor tourist business near 20.25 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Serv
Boston
New England
American Automobile Association
Mississippi
Ohio River
Ohio
Hird
Massachusetts
Maine
New Hampshie
Mail Only For Berengaria On Cunard Liner Voyage
The Cunard Liner Berengaria sails to Europe with mail only if specifically addressed for transport aboard that ship. A post office bulletin require s Europe Africa and West Asia mail via Cherbourg and Southampton to be marked for Berengaria Andania or Ausonia. The issue ties to U S shipping policy and rival lines.
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New York
Cunard
Berengaria
Europe
Post Office
Africa
West Asia
Cherbourg
Southampton
Andania
Ausonia
Cunard Line
John Gammie
T. Ashley Sparks
Line
New York Post Office
Washington
Postoffice Department
Olympic
White Star Line
Leviathan
United States Lines
United States Shipping Board
New York-Havana
The
Shipping Board
President Roosevelt
Ward Line
Havana
Caronia
Labor Unions Report Strong Voices and Quiet Downturns
A collection of notes on labor union activity reports a weary period with few meetings and a holiday lull while praising business agents and recounting union gains. The piece highlights Carpenters and Railway unions, member illness, building projects, and speeches on unionism’s impact and duties. It cites specific locals, addresses, and recent initiations alongside reflective quotes about labor and management relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Labor Union
Plumbers
A. L. Cox
M. S. Gallitoffer
B. R. Polley
Building Trades Council
Night and every other night labor tale and Belgian tragedy
James J. Davis recalled riding a box car to seek work in 36 years ago and taking a levee job for a dollar daily after being laid off. In Brussels a car on a dangerous turn plunged into the Ourthe river near Way, drowning eighteen stone cutters and a chauffeur. eight were married with twenty children among them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Davis
Birmingham
Ala
New Orleans
Brussells
Belgium
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Associated Press
Fort Churchill
Hereford
Harve Cliver
George Palmer
Carpenters Union
Plainview
Charles Adams
Eugene Rice
Amarillo
South Plains
Mattie Stewart
McGargle
Texas
Lou Smith
East Tenth Street
Travellars
Amarillo Garpenters Union
Seattle
Wash
W. Carter
Albert Randal
Big Spring
Order of
Odd Fellows Hall
Grange Sard
Albany, N. Y
W. W. Carter
Taylor Street
Emma Miller
Waco
R. L. Roberts
Fillmore Street
John Moore
Grace Apartments
Jack Thomas
Victor L. Berger
Wisconsin
Homer Williams
Fort Worth
Order of Railway Conductors
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Tiam
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America
West Seventh Street
W. W. Finch
San Antonio
J. A
Daddy) Lyons
United States
United States Tariff Commission
John Burley
Michael Murphy
Polk St
Grove’s
Ollendorff
Zehringer
Ieg
Polk
Moray
Flannal
Brozawa GO
Madras
Randal
Cincinnati
J. Cal. Wells
Dept
Baltimore
Hollywood Dress Shoppe
Bennie Solnick
Mgr
Woolworth
Jergens
Frostilla
Lux
Coty's
Davis American Oil
Kotex
Karess
Coty
Three Flowers
Colleen Moore
Narce
Jasmin
OWL Drug Company Products
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