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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1920

Page

8

Counter bill filed in Lynn equity case vindicates open shop stance

Salem reports a counter bill by the Tuttle Jones Company in Lynn Massachusetts to block union interference with current employees while operating an open shop. The action follows a Lynn Joint Council suit seeking to curb shop practices and union members from violating an agreement.

Salem Lynn Joint Council United Shoe Workers of America Tuttle-Jones Company Lynn Shoe Manufacturers Joint Council Lynn Shoe Manufacturers Association Lynn Tuttle- Jones Company

U S Await League Reply Delays Armenia Mediation

Washington reports mediation in Armenia hinges on the League of Nations reply. State Department officials said President Wilson's request to League president Paul Hymans remains unanswered.

Washington Armenia Wilson League of Nations State Department Paul Hymans League

Calls the Bluff of Japanese

Senate action proposes notifying Britain and Japan that the US would halve naval armament annually for five years. The move aims to call Japan’s bluff amid Japan’s resistance to armament cuts, with broader talks on Asiatic immigration involving the US New Zealand Australia and Canada.

Washington Borah Senate Great Britain Japan United States Committee On Foreign Relations Ishii League of Nations Lodge New Zealand Australia Canada Edge Harding United States Senate Pacific

Senate Republicans reject naval arms talks amid Harding era

The Borah resolution fails in committee as GOP leaders doubt Japanese offers and back a strong navy. Journal notes that negotiations would yield no action under Wilson or Harding and cites Senator Lodge and Secretary Daniels supporting a large American naval program. About 70 percent of this year's appropriations fund the army.

Geveral Committee On Foreign Relations Idaho Wilson Pfilil Harding Panama Senator Lodge Senate Daniels Congress

Daniels Assents to Hardings Naval Expansion Plan

Secretary of the Navy Daniels told the House naval affairs committee he wants Harding's Norfolk speech on naval expansion entered into the hearing record. He said he is in full accord with Harding's speech and its approval of the current Secretary of the Navy. Chairman Butler pressed for further comment on endorsing all Harding speeches.

Washington United News Daniels House Naval Affairs Committee Harding Norfolk, Va Navy Yard

Quaker Father Questions Endorsements After Election

Daniel, a Quaker father of a fighting marine brigadier general, asks about political endorsements. He responds with a grin that his son may not personally endorse all positions now that he has been elected.

Daniel

Radcliffe Girls Christmas Supper Ends Semester

Radcliffe students will hold their annual Christmas supper after the last classes before Christmas break. The event features the play Ashes of Roses by Constance McKaye at 4 30 and a pantomime The Bleeping Beauty by the Idier Club at 7 00. Ruth Stone and Dorothy Littlefield head the evening and food committees.

Radcliffe Constance McKaye Idier Club Ruth Stone Belmont Dorothy Littlefield Winthrop

Powerful Ice Team at St Alphonsus in Jamaica Plain

St Alphonsus A A aims to field a formidable ice squad this winter and may contend for the B A A title and other sevens. Expected lineup includes Raymie Skilton at cover point Geran at point Norman Small in goal and forwards Arthur Shell Pop Conley Red Synnott Jack Hawkins and Brick O'Hare. Local management is arranging an attractive schedule to face top teams nationwide.

St. Alphonsus A. A Jamaica Plain Club St.Alphonsus Association Raymie Skilton Geran Norman Small Arthur Shell Pop Conley Red Synnott Jack Hawkins Sherburne Brick O'Hare

Debate on Boost for Boston Teachers

A legislative committee could not agree on a report after a public hearing on a bill to raise Boston school teachers salaries. Chairman Lane Superintendent Thompson and Finance Commission Chairman Sullivan supported the increase.

Legislative Committee On Municipal Finance Boston Lane School Committee Thompson Sullivan Finance Commission

Executive session on teachers bill faces divide in Legislature

Friends of teachers push for a favorable committee report at 11 o’clock as split views emerge on the bill. The Legislature expects approval in both houses but a struggle looms over salary increases and school supplies funding with calls to delay to 1921.

Friends of Senate House

Executive session to decide fate of proposed increase

The body postponed action on the increase bill this morning in executive session. Definite action will be taken at today’s meeting, with supporters set to react to the forthcoming report regardless of the outcome.

Boyer Not Killed in Auto Accident

Captain James W. Boyer of 50 Charles Gate East denies reports of his death or injury in an auto accident. The rumor spread after an afternoon paper claimed he was killed in an incident. He asked the Post to publish that he remains alive and uninjured.

Boyer James W. Boyer Charlesgate East Post

The Conversion of Johnny Harrington

Elizabeth Jordan presents a humorous Christmas story to be printed in full in the Christmas number of the Boston Sunday Post Magazine next Sunday.

Johnny Harrington Elizabeth Jordan Boston Sunday Post

Stetson Bequeaths $100000 to Williams College

The will of Francis Lynde Stetson filed in New York awards Williams College in Williamstown Massachusetts a $100000 bequest and makes the college residuary legatee. Trustees must maintain the cemetery and grounds of Stetson and his wife. An adopted daughter receives a life income of $500000 in trust funds.

New York Williams College Williamstown Mass Francis Lynde Stetson

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