Time and pay dispute closes as talks resume Friday
A conference of Building Trades Council and Employers with Mayor Peters in City Hall adjourned without an agreement. Both sides predicted progress if talks continue with a potential hourly rate near the prior level and overtime pay still undecided. The meeting focused on whether a universal pact for the building trades can be reached covering all workers.
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Peters
City Hall
Agena
Building Trades Council
Building Trades
Building Trades Employers’ Association
Gen Allen's Son Marries In Dijon Wedding Note
Lieutenant Henry T. Allen son of Brigadier-General Allen commander in chief on the Rhine wed Made moiselle Juliette De Souzy daughter of the mayor of Gerrailles at Gevrolles in the Cote D'Or. The bride's uncle M De Souzy and Brigadier-General Allen witnessed as the entire village population looked on.
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Dijon
Henry T. Allen
Allen
Rhine
Gevrolles
Cote D'Or
Mademoiselle Juliette de Souzy
Gerrailles
M. de Souzy
Pleasant Surprise In Petrole For Hair Improvement
There is a pleasant surprise for the woman with poor hair in Petrole. Noonan's Hair Trole quickly cleanses dandruff and nourishes hair to become soft, glossy, and stylish. Mild odor, discreet wear. Barbers offer 15 cents treatment or buy bottles for $1.00 from Noonan & Sofis, 38 Portland St., Boston, Mass.
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Petrole
Noonan
Drug
Dépt
T. Noonan & Sofis
Portland St
Boston
Mass
Hanging slips mind in murder case in Louisiana
Sheriff T A Grant of Ouachita parish informed Governor Parker that Lonnie Eaton a Black man condemned for murder was not hanged on February 4 as required by the sentence and asked for guidance. The governor referred the issue to Attorney General Coco as the sheriff cited being overwhelmed with other duties on the scheduled date.
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Baton Rouge
T. A. Grant
Ouchita Parish
Parker
Lonnie Eaton
Coco
Grartt
Miss Betty Reed Remembered by Yankee Division Boys
A Boston girl, Miss Betty Reed, 22, honored for aiding wounded men in France during late World War I. The 26th Division boys raised funds to gift her a pearl necklace, later sent to her Cleveland home in an engraved box. Reed now performs with Broadway Brevities at the Shubert Theatre after a stint at Revere Beach.
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Yankee
Betty Reed
Boston
Yatrkée Division
France
Mount Vernon war plot revealed from torn bolts
A German plot to destroy the Mount Vernon troop ship failed after saboteurs cut four six inch bolts linking engines to the crankshaft. Defective bolts remained hidden by fittings until recent inspection. The liner, once the Kronprinzessin Cecilie, made multiple trips with 3000 to 4000 men aboard and survived torpedoing with heavy crew losses.
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New, York
Associated Press
Mt. Vernon
R. D. Gatewood
The
Shipping Board
Division of Construction and Repairs
Globe
Russia
Mount Vermon
Mount Vernon
France
Y M H A Holds Its Ninth Annual Ball
The ballroom of the Hotel Somerset was crowded last night with members and friends of the Boston Young Men's Hebrew Association for its ninth annual ball. Distinguished guests from across New England attended, including city and state officials.
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Somerset
Boston Young Men's Hebrew Associator
Association
New England
Ash Wednesday Ashes Distributed Across Boston Churches
Cardinal O Connell presides at solemn high mass at Cathedral of the Holy Cross at 9 AM for Ash Wednesday. Ashes blessed before masses, distributed to children at 4 PM and adults after devotions. Additional services at 6 7 and 8 PM. Pressing ashes at Church of the Immaculate Conception. Monsignor Splaine blesses ashes before 7 30 mass at St Josephs Roxbury. New mass at 12 15 PM at St Marys North End to foster weekday devotion.
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Cardinal O'Connell
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Harrison Avenue
Concord Street
Monsignor
Splaine
St. Joseph’s Church
Roxbury
Daily Lent Mass Encouraged for Working People
A plan to hold daily Lent Mass during lunch hours offers city workers a chance to attend. The mass will be celebrated every day throughout Lent, providing a convenient service for employed residents.
No Tidings From Hewitt Reported At Sea
With another day passing and no news from the steamship Hewitt, authorities and relatives await word on its status.
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Hewitt
Passage from Sabine to Boston Believed Lost
Reports from Sabine claim the vessel has likely met with mishap on a southward voyage to Boston. The ship has been silent for 20 days since departure. wireless gear was reportedly carried away, explaining the lack of contact. Second engineer A. O. Bennett, 33, of Arlington, is aboard Hewitt.
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Sabine
Texas
Boston
A. O. Bennett
Oman
E. Bennett
Hemlock Street
Arlington
Hewitt
Origin of the wedding ring linked to ancient Egyptian bracelet
The wedding ring traces back to the bracelet in ancient Egypt where it symbolized marriage. The tradition ties rings to enduring union, with bracelets seen as early emblems of formal vows and commitment.
Filene suit team crafts advance model with five minds
A group of five Filene designers and buyers study a new women’s suit, each focusing on style, value, tastes, fit, and overall balance. The scene highlights Filene’s methodical approach to cost and quality as the store advances.
Polly Prim Aprons At 85 Cents On Filene's Floor
Polly Prim aprons priced at 85 cents featured with wide skirts and bib that converts to shoulder straps. Finished with rick rack braid and a bow, offered in ginghams of stripes and checks on Filene's third floor with mail orders filled.
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Filene
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So. Market St., Boston
Shubert Theatre
New York
Jordan Marsh Company
Our
Great
Balsemont
Kxronprinzesgen Cecile
Bar Harbor
Canton
Georgette
Women's Govan Shop
Hamburg
Batiste
Women’s Inexpensive Dress Shop
Billie Burke
Filene’s
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Coats
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