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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1916

Page

3

Mediation Board Heads to New York on Railway Tie Up

President Wilson urged action as Judge W L Chambers G W W Hanger left Washington for New York to meet railway men and carriers over an eight hour day. Judge Knapp also travels to join talks. Gompers affirms AFL backing and pledges support whether talks succeed or a strike occurs.

Washington Wilson W. L. Chambers G. W. W. Hanger United States Board of Mediation and Conciliation New York Martin A. Knapp Connecticut American Federation of Labor Gompers Executive Council Order of Railway Con

Hank and His Animal Friends Unearth Bandits Lair

Hank and his animal companions discover a bandits lair in a boastful forest raid. The scene foreshadows a grand chase as clues point toward a risky showdown next Sunday Post.

Hank

Court martial called off after Navy mixup

A Navy Department misprint or miscommunication led to Captain B. E. Decker and Commandant Rush preparing for a court martial at Charlestown Navy Yard. They arrived with Decker to preside and Bush to prepare the courtroom, only to learn after hours that the case had been dismissed.

Navy Department Washington B. E. Decker U. S Rush Charlestown Navy Yard Decker Portsmouth N. H Charlestown Bush

Hersey Named for Congress in Fourth District Nomination

Ira G. Hersey of Houston won the Republican nomination for Congress from Maine’s fourth district at the Bangor convention on August 8. On the fourth ballot he received 165 votes, while his nearest rival I K Stetson of Bangor had 137 votes.

Bangor Ira G. Hersey Houston I. K. Stetson

Quincy Man Held on Charge After Collision

William J. McLaughlin of 10th street Quincy arrested by Quincy police on a charge of operating a motor vehicle under the influence after a collision with a car driven by Malcolm C French of Canton.

William J. McLaughlin 10Th Street Quincy Malcolm 3. French Canton

At 88 Preston Outlines Life Rules For Longevity

John A. Preston of 12 Mt. Pleasant street Hyde Park, former president of the Veteran Firemen's Association, celebrated his 88th birthday by proposing a concise set of life rules. Exercise daily, stay outdoors, breathe clean air, live honestly and keep working.

John A. Preston Mt. Pleasant Street Hyde Park Veteran Firemen’s Association

Democratic Party Chairman Announces New Initiative

New York August 8 Vance McCormick chairman of the Democratic National Committee announced today a plan or initiative related to party activities. He outlined aims for strengthening organization and mobilizing support ahead of upcoming events.

New York Vance McCormick Democratic National Committee

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