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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1921

Page

10

Ancient and Honorable Artillery fete marks 283rd year

Members of the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company celebrated its 283d anniversary with a morning visit to the State House and a banquet at the Boswa Cry Club. Governor Cox praised the organization as 283 years young. Speakers included Rear Admiral Robison, Captain Reginald Baker, and Colonel Hugh Gallagher, who discussed Russia and Libera land reforms, plus mine laying in the North Sea.

Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company Boswa Cry Club State House Cox Army Navy S. S.robison Charlestown Navy Yard Reginald R. Baker North Sea Seven Seas Hugh J. Gallagher U. S. Army Prohibition McCarthy Clarence J. McKenzie George Washington Gallagher Vladivostok Siberia Russia

Wages Put Up to Carriers in Wage Debate

The Association of Railway Executives urged that railway wage adjustments for common labor be set by each railroad, citing regional conditions. W. W. Atterbury proposed using prevailing rates as a minimum, but the Railroad Labor Board ruled wage changes require road by road negotiation, not a universal standard.

New York Association of Railway Executives W. W. Atterpugy Labor Committee Thomas DeWitt Yyler Atterbury Railroad Labor Board Permisson

Guilty of Murder of Bank Messenger in New Jersey

Raymond W. Schuck of Camden was found guilty of first degree murder for killing and robbing David E. Paul, a bank messenger, last October. Co defendant Frank J. James was already convicted of first degree murder in the same case and awaits sentence.

Camden N. J Raymond W. Schuck David Paul Frank J. James

Mine Sweeper Will Be Taken in Tow by Cutter

NORFOLK VA February 22 The mine sweeper Robin which last night sent distress calls from off Cape Hatteras was reported today to be in no danger and the coast guard duties Manning was preparing to take her in tow

Norfolk Robin Cape Hatteras Coast Guard

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