Gypsy Oil cuts oil field worker wages in Oklahoma and Kansas
In Tulsa on February 3 the Gypsy Oil Company reduced pay for oil field workers. Drillers now earn $10 a day down from $14, tool dressers drop from $13 to $8, and teamsters fall from $12 to $10.
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Three Lowell Men Indicted in Murder of Haberdasher
Three Lowell men Lionel Theverge Emile Theverge and Alfred Fortier were indicted for first degree murder by the Middlesex grand jury following their arrest last week in connection with the death of David N. Tallen a local haberdasher.
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Ireland Receives Charity Back From America
Joseph H. O'Neil, treasurer of the American committee for relief in Ireland, said Ireland should receive back from America large interest for her investment in American charity. He noted the Pilgrims facing hardship in 1631 and credited Ireland with aid that helped them survive.
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Irish Donation Remembered in New England Rescue Story
A Boston minister recounts 1736 Irish aid to Pilgrims and King Philip era relief. He cites Rev Thomas Prince and the Historic Genealogical Society, urging subscriptions to the humanitarian fund at 166 Devonshire Street or via the American Committee for Relief in Ireland.
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Congress to Probe Bergdoll Escape and Alleged Bribe
Washington February 3 Congress discusses Bergdoll the wealthy draft dodger who fled to Germany. Chairman Kahn backs a broad probe into the escape and the bribery claim of 100000 to win freedom from an American army officer. Representative Johnson also supports investigating Bergdoll's charges.
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Mayor Haines Defies Fees in Medford Hearing
Mayor Benjamin F. Haines of Medford denounced bills for primaries and municipal elections as aimed at harming him. He said opponents and supporters of Charles H. Brown pushed to defeat him, vowing to beat them as the bills advance.
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