Universal training urged in U S army plan vote
Washington February 20 universal military training was approved in principle by the House military committee for inclusion in the army reorganization bill effective July 1 1922. The 11 to 9 vote capped a three hour executive session as the committee signaled a bitter House fight ahead over universal training.
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United States
House Military Committee
House
Senate
Mondell
National Guard
Wanted saleswomen with following of best people
Boston Post announces a job listing seeking saleswomen with a strong social following to sell high class women's wear including dresses and waists. Good salary plus commission offered to suitable applicants identified by the reference code F 124.
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Boston Post
Airplane Hauls Through Boston Streets in Public Display
An airplane towed behind a mobile freight car rolled through Boston midday amid crowds and cross walk officers. piloted by Edward A. Terhune Jr the craft bore signs urging a Strandway field for aerial transit to West Virginia and a mining camp. The trio of planes, delayed by snowbound freight cars, were bound for the South but lacked a takeoff field.
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Boston
South Boston
Huntington Avenue
Boston and Albany Railroad
West Virginia
New England
Eastern Aircraft Factory
Blue Field Aero Club
Edward A. Terhune, Jr
Boston & Albany
F Street
Summer
Washington Streets
Terhune
Money for Navy Yards
A $3,000,000 provision for warship repairs urged by the Navy Department to keep nearly 14,000 yard mechanics at work cleared the Senate on the second deficiency bill on Lodge’s motion after the appropriations committee chair noted the House rejected a larger $9,000,000 request following naval committee inquiry. The Senate bill totals $390,000,000 with $2,000,000 for prohibition enforcement. the House had $88,684,000 and the measure goes to conference.
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Washington
Navy Department
Senate
Senator Lodge
Warren
Appropriations Committee
House
Naval Committee
Funeral of Charles F. Collins Monday
The well known Dorchester real estate dealer Charles F. Collins died yesterday. The funeral will be at St. Peter's Church Meeting House Hill Monday morning. He was son of Michiel D. Collins and brother of Councillor Walter L. Collins. Survived by five brothers Dennis Michael William Walter Albert and three sisters Mrs Mary A. Galvin Mrs Julia E. Huller and Mrs Hannah E. Cushing.
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Charles IF. Ollins
Dorchester
St. Peter’s Church
Meeting House Hill
Collins
Michiel D. Collins
The
North Fund
Walter L. Collins
Dennis H
Michael J
William E
Walter J
Albert S
Mary A. Galvin
Julia E. Huller
Hannah E. Cushing
Massachusetts acts on maternity bills set for federal impact
In America, expectant mothers await government help as Massachusetts considers maternal benefit bills. The outcome here is poised to influence potential federal legislation, drawing nationwide attention to state action and its broader implications.
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America
Massachusetts
Edna Spencer backs paternity tracing and targeted aid bill
At a City Federation of Women's Clubs meeting Miss Edna Lawrence Spencer urged adoption of her paternal tracing and needs tested maternal aid bill. She argued for restricting aid to truly needy mothers while opponent Rep. B I Young pushed for universal health based assistance. Federation endorsed Young's bill after debate. A separate measure seeks nine hour day protections for women workers in service and factory jobs.
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City Federation of Women's Clubs
Edna Lawrence Spencer
Senate
Federation
B. I. Young
Spencer
Young
Health Department
Massachusetts
Congressman Young
Lois Rantoul
Farmers planning big fight in coming campaign
Washington Feb 20. Seven leaders of major farm groups formalize a platform to press presidential candidates on key issues. They back Capper Heis man bill for collective buying, praise the federal trade commission, seek farm loan increases from 10000 to 25000, and plan a permanent National Board of Farm Organizations home in Washington. Poindexter lauds farming as the nation’s greatest industry. McAuliffe cites U S farm co ops moving about 1 billion in business and potential growth.
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Capper-Heisman
Federal Trade Commission
Congress
Sir Horace Plunkett
Dublin
Poindexter
National Board
Department of Agriculture
Maurice McAuliffe
Farmers’ Union of Kansas
United States
New York Times
Dem
American Federation of Labor
Baltimore News
Anti-Saloon League
Prohibition Party
Blanton
Texas
American Federation of Labor Pronunciamento
Indianapolis
WORLD TOURIST TO ADDRESS GIRLS SUNDAY
World tourist will speak before the Blue Triangle audience in Mechanics Building tomorrow afternoon on women she has met in foreign lands. The girls of Boston are to hear tomorrow the story of conditions among the girls of other nations, industrially, politically, socially and intellectually.
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Blue Triangle
Mechanics Building
Boston
World touring lecturer to address Bil Triangle club
Miss Margaret Slattery, who has toured globally to bring back a message for YWCA groups, is scheduled to speak at the Bil Triangle Mechanics building clubrooms at 4 p.m. Sunday. She has lectured on this subject across the country.
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Margaret Slattery
Mechanics’ Building
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Oklahoma
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American Farm
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