AIDS Teachers in Finding Jobs
Government efforts to place teachers and returning service members into positions are coordinated through the United States employment service division of education. In the state H H Howe directs the effort from the service headquarters, urging superintendents to cooperate and inviting teachers to register for placement consideration.
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United States Employment Service
Division of Education
H. H. Howe
Everett W. Lord
Federal Service
Federal Service. Mr. Howe
Service
Sailors Paid Off In Canada Money Denomination Trouble
Fifteen sailors and petty officers of the United States Navy arrived at the North Station aboard the maritime express. They were paid off at Halifax in Canadian or French currency, causing frustration as they must exchange funds at a loss. Some were bound for discharge in Hingham, others reassigned to ships, with the paymaster unable to fix the money to par value due to ship schedules.
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United States Navy
North Station
Maritime Express
Halifax
Hingham
New Wage Scales For Steamship Officers Promulgated
Washington announces new wage scales for licensed officers on all steamships operating from Atlantic and Gulf ports. Effective January 1 to May 1, scales vary by vessel size across five classes and align with coastal trade rates. No bonuses are included.
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Washington
Atlantic
Gulf Ports
The
Shipping Board
Wage Scale Set For Ship Officers After War
Masters will receive from 300 to 375 dollars monthly with variations by ship size while officers and engineers of all ranks have ceilings within specified ranges. The award notes wartime pay adjustments would not be warranted now but urges universal rates for all Atlantic Gulf West Indian and transatlantic services. The Shipping Board mandates the scale on requisitioned vessels and asks private owners to adopt voluntarily to avoid traffic disruption.
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Atlantic
Gulf
Shipping Board
Movie Star Florence Beresford Files Divorce Suit
Providence reports actress Florence Miller Beresford has filed for divorce from Arthur S K Beresford, British army officer and brother of Lord Decies. Cruelty alleged. suit filed in Providence Superior Court weeks ago. She cites 17 years of marriage, four children, and past residency in Alberta and Providence. Case not expected to be contested.
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Providence
Florence Miller Beresford
Arthur S$ K. Beresford
Lord Decies
London
Providence County
Beresford
G. L. Miller
Benefit Street
Poplar Street
Mr. Beresford
Alberta
Canada
British Army Service Corps
Prince of Wales
Russia Should Work Out Its Own Salvation, Says Olgin
Dr M J Olgin urged at the Old South Meeting House that Russia resolve its chaos in its own way and Americans should let Russians shape their destiny while pursuing commercial ties. The scheduled speaker Professor Samuel N Harper was absent due to influenza.
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Russia
M. J. Olgin
Old South Meeting House
Christmas Carols Sung at Trinity Church
A Christmas carol service at Trinity Church Copley square featured a 60 member choir under Ernest Mitchell with the Rev Dr Alexander Mann officiating. The program included Noel Come All Ye Faithful Holy Night The Little Dove Away in a Manger and other nativity hymns.
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Trinity Church
Copley Square
Noel
Ernest Mitchell
Alexander Mann
Pershing Sent Peace Note During War With Moros
The piece notes Pershing sent a peace note to the natives amid the Moros fight. The full account is detailed in The Real Life of General Pershing in next week's Boston Sunday Post.
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Pershing
General Pershing
Boston Sunday Post
Senate set to reconvene after holiday. Chamberlain to speak
In Washington on December 29 the Senate will return Thursday after a holiday break. Senator Chamberlain of Oregon, chair of the military committee, plans an address criticizing army affairs. Senator McKellar of Tennessee is expected to discuss the proposed League of Nations.
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Washington
Senate
House
Chamberlain
Oregon
McKellar
Tennessee
League of Nations
War revenue bill sent to conference with child labor ban debated
House considers directing managers to accept Senate amendments that prohibit child labor and ban alcohol imports into the District of Columbia for beverage use. Navy program updates expected from Secretary Daniels. hearings on the 1920 naval appropriation resume after holidays. Senate to reopen peace questions debate with Senator Lewis. Army casualty lists delay to be discussed by Senator Weeks and Senator Thomas. House to grant right of way to the War Department war contracts bill with expedited passage. Senate to revisit German propaganda Hog Island shipyard probes and railroad legislation hearings with McAdoo as first witness.
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House
Senate
District of Columbia
Daniels
House Naval Committee
Congress
Lewis
Illinois
Weeks
Massachusetts
Thomas
Colorado
War Department
Hog Island
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
McAdoo
Motor Trouble Leads to Arrest in Malden
Martin S. Timmins 21 and Albert W. Shea 17, both Malden residents, were to be arraigned in Malden Police Court on charges of breaking and entering the garage of Harry Stratton on Florence Street and stealing a high priced touring car yesterday morning. They were stopped by Patrolmen Matthew Connolly and John Campbell on Commercial Street while tinkering with the car. Lacking driving licenses and failing to provide satisfactory information, they admitted the theft for a joy ride according to police.
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Martin S. Timmins
Albert W. Shea
Malden
Harry Stratton
Florence Street
Matthew Connolly
John Campbell
Commercial Street
Mystery Story In The Enigma In Pink For Sunday Magazine
A puzzling mystery titled The Enigma in Pink appears in next weeks Boston Post Sunday Magazine. The story is written along unusual lines and presents an attractive problem for readers.
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Boston Post Sunday Magazine
Elk in a zoo longs for wild north freedom
A zoo elk named Mack, from the Mackenzie River country, longs for the vast open spaces and biting winds of his ancestral homeland. The piece portrays his discontent with confinement at Franklin Park, yearning for a nomadic life among thousands of elk and the wild north. The elk appears wistful at the gate, bearing human burdens in a somber reflection.
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Mack
Mackenzie River Country
Franklin Park
Zoo
Great North Country
Franklin Park Zoo
Navy to discontinue storage places at Mystic Wharf and yards
The Navy Department will abandon Mystic Wharf Charlestown and Battery Wharf on Atlantic Avenue as storage sites and transfer the properties to buildings at the navy yard. The large storage building at the yard is not yet ready to take goods, while the old prison building used as a brig will be reused to store goods except the second floor chapel area.
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Mystic Wharf
Charlestown
Battery Wharf
Atlantic Avenue
Navy Department
Navy Yard
Romeo Keys Stays in Ward
John Baker Keys, 63, a wealthy Boston clubman, will remain at General Hospital for an indefinite period as Probate Court proceedings on his mental condition are postponed. His guardianship case faces an affidavit alleging unsound mind, and its outcome hinges on court authority to detain him. Keys was committed on Thanksgiving after six weeks of courtship with Flor ence Girardin, the Harvard Club elevator operator, who is pursuing legal options to influence the case.
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North Square
Boston
North End
Emanuele Lo Presti
la Notizia
Jerome A. Petitti
Italian Bar Association of Boston
John J. Romolo
Giuseppe Anania
Joseph Manganillo
Ubaldo Guidi
Banca Stabile & Co
North Street
Battery Street
Hanover Street
Mt. Auburn Cemetery
Lo Presti
Italy
United States
Prince Street
Cincinnati
John Baker Keys
Florence Girardin
Harvard Club
General Hospital
Keys
Kkeys
Girardin
Big Greeting in Baby 1919 New Year's Eve
Boston hotels report an abundant New Year’s program for 1919 with high seating demands and festive pricing. Hotels plan lively dinners, dancing, cabaret shows, and noise making novelties as crowds prepare to celebrate the arrival of 1919 with bold revelry.
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France
John Barleycorn
Federal Custodian to Address Chamber
A. Mitchell Palmer federal custodian of alien property will speak at a Chamber of Commerce luncheon today at the Hotel Brunswick in Boston, following his earlier sensational address last summer that spurred a Senate probe into German propagandists and their influence on the American press.
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A. Mitchell Palmer
Senate
Hotel Brunswick
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Back Bay Church Observes 75th Anniversary
The Anglican Church of the Messiah marked its 75th founding anniversary with special 12:10 pm services on St Stephen Street Back Bay led by rector Rev John McGaw Foster.
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Episcopal Church of the Messiah
St. Stephen Street
Back Bay
John McGaw Foster
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Lis
Turkeys
Butte Fancy Creamery
Zoe
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Racine, U.S.A
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Henfield
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la Touraine
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