Printers Return to Work at Norwood Plimpton Press
More than 400 bindery workers pressmen and feeders resume duties at Plimpton Press Norwood at pre strike wages. Arbitration on Berwick Smith Norwood dispute set for today as unions push established wage scale from September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Typothetae
Plimpton Press
Norwood
Berwick & Smith
Greater
Boston
Cambridge
Typographical Union 13
Sylvester J. McBride
Daniel J. McDonald
Allied Printing Trades’ Council
Double Condenser Illicit Whiskey Still Seized in New England
Federal agents raided a Westwood farmhouse on High Street and found the first illicit whiskey still with a double condenser in New England. The operation included 400 gallons of mash and a small amount of finished product. Theodore Kaloskuski of Westwood and Israel Letherman of 6 Minot Street were arrested and held on bail for appearance before Commissioner Hayes.
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New England
Prohibition
Westwood
High Street
Theodore Kaloskuski
Israel Letherman
Minot Street
Hayes
Cushing's Brother Henry Platt Cushing Dies in Cleveland
Albany reports the death of Professor Henry Platt Cushing of Cleveland a longtime NY geology survey collaborator. He died at noon and much of his Adirondack work is noted. A Cornell graduate from 1886 and former Western Reserve University faculty member, he was a brother of Dr. Harvey Cushing of Harvard.
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Harvey Cushing
Albany
N. Y
Henry Platt Cushing
Cleveland
Geological Survey
New York State
Professor Cushing
Adirondacks
Cornell University
Western Reserve University
Harvard University
G A R Post Seeks Ketcham Removal in Massachusetts
The Washington Post 32 G A R post requests publication of resolutions calling for Commander Ketcham of the Grand Army of the Republic to be reprimanded and removed. They accuse him of praising England's acts in Ireland and displaying racial prejudice against Germans and Irish. The post also asks newspapers to publish the action to inform the public that his utterances do not reflect the organization.
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Sir
Ketcham
Grand Army of the Republic
Massachusetts
Villard Committee
Ireland
England
Supreme Administrative Council
Washington Post
Department of Massachusetts
Commander Ketcham
Supreme Administrative Council of
Boston Daily
Grand Army
John F. Murphy
James T. Farrell
Debate at B C High on Labor Question Ends With Defeat
Students at Boston College High School debated the labor question in the school hall on James Street. The negative side won the assertion that the union shop should not be adopted in the United States. Judges were Edward S. Farmer Edward A. McLaughlin Jr and Andrew L Wessling. John S Daley received a medal of honor for merit from William C Dorrety.
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Boston College High School
James Street
United States
Edward S. Farmer
Edward A. McLaughlin, Jr
Andrew L. Wessling
John S. Daley
Daley
William C. Dorrety
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M. Y. Evening World
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Fifth Avenue
Russia
Baby Louis
Boots
Vici Kid
Shoe Department
Gompers
New York
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Railway Labor Board
John
Temple Place
Gouraud
G. A. R. Post
B. C. High
Dbordens
Eagle Brand
Bordens Borden Building
Filene
Scottie Coats
Summery
Filene’s
Georgette
Bolivia
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