Women Still Want High Pay Parade for Premier Feud
In London on December 3 roughly 500 to 600 women munition workers marched to Downing Street demanding a meeting with Prime Minister Lloyd George. He declined. they moved to the Ministry of Munitions for talks with officials and a conference that included employers. They demanded immediate withdrawal of their discharges and wore costly clothes from a single government contract firm. The ministers reported the stance as uncompromising and the procession continued after the conference.
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France's Liberation Loan Declared Big Success
Paris reports that France's Liberation Loan achieved strong support during the Chamber session. Official statements credit broad public backing and show significant funding progress, signaling solid domestic confidence amid postwar recovery.
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Nathan Delivers Satirical Tale The Triple Expense
The Boston Post Sunday Magazine will feature an amusing story by George Jean Nathan, editor and satirist, titled The Triple Expense. Nathan showcases his entertaining voice in this piece.
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France reports liberation loan subscriptions totals
Minister of Finance M Klotz announced the last liberation loan results. Up to last night subscriptions reached 27.75 billion francs ($5.65 billion) in normal capital or 19.75 billion francs ($38.95 billion) actual, with the Bank of France contributing 12 billion francs ($2.4 billion).
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Post Santa Workshop Opens Doors to Help New England Children
The Boston Post invites readers to visit the Post Santa Claus workshop at 163 Washington Street near Adams Square with two donation sites at 163 and 263 Washington Street. Contributions, payable to the Boston Post Santa Claus Fund, fund gifts for needy children across New England. The campaign runs three weeks before December 25, amid rising need as a mother nurses a sick child and a family faces hardship.
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Thousands in Want Stir Post Santa Christmas Appeal
The Post Santa appeals for readers to supply stockings, mittens, sweaters, and toys to thousands of needy New England children this Christmas. It reports past aid reaching over 92,000 kids, notes all expenses are covered by the Post, and highlights letters from children asking for clothing and dolls amid hardship.
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Manly Named to National War Labor Board Post
Washington December recipients report Basil M. Manly is appointed to fill the vacancy on the National War Labor Board after Frank P. Walsh resigns. Walsh’s alternate William Harmon Black resigns but is reappointed by Manly as his alternate. Manly, endorsed by labor, previously led a 1908 1913 Bureau of Labor Statistics survey of the iron and steel industry.
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Plans to discharge 800 munition workers at Newport
Newport R I December 3 Plans to discharge 800 of the 3200 civilian munition workers at the naval torpedo station here on January 1 next in compliance with Navy Department orders to reduce expenses. The workers include both men and women.
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Wilson strong for League of Nations
A letter to the editor from a Boston reader, dated December 2, defends President Wilson against Taft's criticism, citing Wilson’s multiple addresses from 1916 to 1918 stressing the League of Nations as essential to a just peace. It notes Wilson’s Sept 27 1918 statement that the League is the indispensable instrumentality of peace.
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Young Re-elected Mayor of Rochester New Hampshire
James B. Young was re-elected mayor of Rochester New Hampshire for a second term without opposition today on December 3. The victory confirms continued leadership in the city government with no opposing candidates listed in the race.
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City Council Composition Highlights Party Split
The council is composed of 16 Republicans and 2 Democrats, reflecting a strong party majority.
Poslam Advertisement Promises Quick Skin Relief
An advertisement touts Poslam for skin disorders promising soothing relief from eczema and itching. It claims rapid healing, safety, and minimal use, with free samples available from Emergency Laboratories in New York City. Poslam Soap is recommended for daily care and contains Poslam.
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