Sues Man for Alienating Husband's Affections
Mary M. O'Hare of Newton sues Alfred Bartlett at 6% Cornhill for 10000 dollars in Suffolk Superior Court alleging he alienated her husband Christopher J. O'Hare. She says Bartlett deprived her of husband’s companionship and caused him to leave. Papers in related suits against George W. Solley are impounded.
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Alfred Bartlett
Mary M. O'Hare
Newton
Bartlett
Christopher J. O'Hare
Suffolk Superior Court
Superior Civil Court
Mrs. O'Hare
George W. Solley
The
Loyal Coalition
O’hare
Solley
Bosch Plant Cuts Wages Across Springfield Facility
The American Bosch Magneto Company announced a 12 1/2 percent wage reduction for all Springfield plant employees on hourly weekly or piece work bases, effective February 14. The move affects the entire factory workforce and reflects broader cost-saving measures.
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Springfield
American Bosch Magneto Company Today
Wilson Approves Dismissal of Capt Chamberlain
President Wilson approved the dismissal of Captain E. G. Chamberlain of San Antonio Texas from the Marine Corps. The court martial sentence from London May 1919 cited falsehood and scandalous conduct tied to claims of exploits as a volunteer aviator with a British bombing group in France. Chamberlain alleged he would receive the Victoria Cross and be admitted to the Legion of Honor. He was attached to the British air service.
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Washington
Wilson
E. G. Chamberlain
Marine Corps
San Antonio
Texas
London
France
Chamberlain
Legion of Honor
British Air Service
No Frills at Inauguration for Harding
President elect Warren G Harding pledges a plain inauguration with no social features. He plans a simple March 4 ceremony and a possible luncheon only for his father and immediate family. He does not expect James Wilson or other guests to return to the White House for a luncheon.
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White House
Railroad Labor Board Keeps Agreements Through Hearing
Chicago Feb 10 The United States Railroad Labor Board ruled that the national agreements shall remain in force until the ongoing hearing is completed. Rail employees termed the decision a victory for both sides.
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Chicago
United States Railroad Labor Board
Ruling Keeps Federal Wage Board In Control Of Rail Pay
The board declined to abrogate federal wage standards and kept in force national agreements under federal control pending a separate rules hearing. It ruled financial inability to pay wages is outside its jurisdiction and should go to the Interstate Commerce Commission. The decision maintains the basic railroad rate of 387 to 481 2 cents an hour and denies paying common laborers at regional scales.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Signor Pug Gets Going
A Mildred Cram story titled Signor Pug Gets Going will appear in the Boston Sunday Post Magazine next issue.
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Signor
Pug
Signor Pug
Mildred Cram
Boston Sunday Post
Journeymen Tailors Strike Halts Boston Clothing Industry
A general strike by Journeymen Tailors Union Local 12 and allied unions paralyzed Boston clothing production. Business Agent Frank Deluca says the Merchant Tailors Exchange aims to end the weekly wage system, cut pay by 30 percent, and reduce hours from 44 to 4 per week, with current wages at $40 weekly.
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Journeymen Tailors’ Union
Local 12
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America
International Ladies’ Garment Workers
Boston
Frank Deluca
Merchant Tailors’ Exchange of Boston
MIT student wins Post Inst eader contest in Boston
J Arlington Turner of 833 Beacon Street Boston won a Post Inst eader contest with a line about Miss Muffett and a spider. He received a $100 prize and is a second year MIT student who previously attended Worcester Academy. He hails from Norwich Connecticut where he prepared at Norwich Free Academy. This is his first contest win.
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J. Arlington Turner
Beacon ‘Street
Boston
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Worcester Academy
Norwich
Conn
Norwich Free Academy
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Harding
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Goodrich
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