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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1921

Page

8

Mallory Zinderstein reach North South final in doubles upset

At Pinehurst on April 14 Mrs Molla Bjurstedt Mallory and Marl Zinderstein won the women s singles semi finals to advance to the North and South championship. Kumagae and Johnson held off tough rivals to reach the men s final, while the men's doubles saw an upset by Bidwell Wheelwright over Voshell Shafer.

Pinehurst N. C Molla Bjurstedt Mallory Marlon Zinderstein Ichyia Kumagae Wallace F. Johnson Mallory Miss Zinderstein Edith Sigourney Anne Townsend Kumagsae Johnson Harold Throckmorton Howard Voshell Voshell Carlton Shafer Raymond Bidwell Josiah Wheelwright Wright Kumagae Wallace Johnson Throckmorton Miss Sigourney Fullerton Weaver

Mrs. Sole and Godfrey Defeat Double and Straffin

Mrs. Benjamin Sole and Mrs. Frank Godfrey defeated Mrs. Edward Double and Mrs. Mabel Straffin in a recent local tennis match, showcasing strong teamwork and precise serving to secure the win.

Benjamin Sole Frank Godfrey Edward Double Mabel Straffin

Prudential Trust Co Depositors May Receive Full 100 Percent

John E. Hannigan, liquidation agent, said depositors in the savings department could get full 100 percent back under conditions to be set by events next week and approved by Bank Commissioner Joseph C. Allen. Commercial customers might gain at least 10 percent, but stability is not assured. A formal liquidation statement for all closed trust companies will be issued by tomorrow.

John E. Hannigan Prudential Trust Company Joseph C. Allen Mr. Hannigan Hannigan Allen Cloged Trust

Judge Awards Woman 5000 in Alienation of Affections Suit

Mrs. Sarah W Dennison of Woodfords Maine won 5000 from Judge McLaughlin in her suit against Gertrude Watson of Boston for alleged alienation of affections of her husband Alexander C Dennison. Watson defaulted after serving papers in 1919 at 1872 Commonwealth Avenue.

Sarah W. Dennison Woodfords McLaughlin Gertrude Watson Boston Alexander C. Dennison Dennison Commonwealth Avenue

WIFE NO. 4 MEETS NO. 2 IN NEW YORK TALE OF MULTIPLE MARRIAGES

Seventy year old Roscoe Reich is jailed on 2500 bail as police reveal he has at least two wives with others claimed. Ella Schierner Reich married in 1878 and Augusta M Reich says they wed in 1918. A letter between wives triggered the exposure and Reich confessed.

New York United News Roscoe Reich Reich Grand Jury Ella Schierner Reich Augusta M. Reich No. 4 No. 2

South Boston Seeks Community Gymnasium

South Boston Citizens' Association formed a committee to ask Mayor Peters for a new community gymnasium to replace the former D street facility. A second group will urge the street department to clear side streets. All Evacuation Day obligations were reported met.

South Boston

Railroad Employees to Work Under New Rules

The Labor Board continues its general rules hearing started January 10 and aims to publish enforceable guidelines by July 1 1921. It outlines 16 principles affirming employee organizing rights, eight hour work for eight hours pay, and cooperation between management and workers to ensure safe, economical operation.

Labor Board

Railroad Labor Principles Drawn From Board Hearing

Federal board outlines employee rights including fair hearings, participation before wage decisions, and seniority standards. It calls for appropriate health and safety measures, proper classification of work, eight hour day norms, and guaranteed compensation for unutilized reporting time amid ongoing hearings. The decision interrupts the hearing on wage reasonableness.

Early 1920 Labor Board roles in railroad wage dispute

The text notes that the national agreements fight began after railroads returned to private ownership on March 1, 1920, and that rule consideration was postponed when the labor board formed on April 15, 1920 due to urgent wage concerns.

Ership Labor Board

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