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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1919

Page

5

Strike Committee Formed Over Fishermen Wage Dispute

A seven member strike committee was elected at the Fishermen's Union of the Atlantic to represent strikers in the dispute over wages and a minimum price for fish. The Bay State Filing Company asked the State Board of Arbitration to intervene, signaling possible mediation to end the stalemate affecting Boston and New England fish markets.

Fishermen’s Union of the Atlantic Atlantic Avenue William Brown Newman Shea Gloucester Ic. A. Spanks Nicholas Schradlin Thomas Yard Julius Gracey Austin Shea Bay State Filing Company State Board of Arbitration and Boston New England

Seven men form secret government, war policy planned early

Washington July 7 seven men formed a secret government of the United States working behind closed doors and decided war legislation weeks and months before war was declared against Germany. Chairman Graham of the House committee investigating War Department expenditures charged this after reading a digest of minutes from the Council of National Defence.

Washington United States Germany Graham House War Department Council of National Defence

Seven men named to advisory council commission

Mr. Graham identified Hollis Godfrey Howard E. Coffin Bernard M. Baruch Samuel Gompers Franklin H. Martin Julius Rosenwald and Daniel Willard as members of the advisory commission. He said the body was created by law to advise the council but the President made them the real executives. The digest alleged the draft food control and press censorship were discussed before war was declared and cited a push for a channel of contact between the council and Congress. A letter by Judge Gary urged the commission to heed laws regulating business.

Mr. Graham Hollis Godfrey Howard E. Coffin Bernard M. Baruch Samuel Gompers Franklin H. Martin Julius Rosenwald Daniel Willard Council Graham Beavis Nebraska Commission Senate House Coffin Congress Gary

Street Railways Bills Reported by Legislature

Governor Coolidge calls action to save state street railways as committee votes to report three bills, including Cambridge subway purchase, tax relief, and fare-change pending PSC decision. Hearings advertised with no opposition. officials cite costs and losses from housing ventures as views differ on proposals. Public Service Commission to hold hearings on tax petitions from Springfield Street Railway and Worcester Consolidated Street Railway.

Coolidge Legislative Committee On House Cambridge Commonwealth Public Service Commission The Springfield Street Railway Company Worcester Consolidated Street Railway Company

Steamer Libels Hit Summer Residents

Portland July 7 Thousands of Casco Bay summer residents are affected as cred itors file libels aggregating 0 000 against six steamers of the Casco Bay and Harpswell lines. Steamers will be seized as trips end and tied up until public auction sale by federal officers.

Portland Casco Bay Abels Harpswell

New Hampshire Adjutant General Dispute Heads to Supreme Court

Concord July 7 The adjutant general office dispute will be heard by the State Supreme Court on July 11. General Howard claims he remains adjutant general despite Governor Bartlett appointing Major Abbott to succeed him.

Concord N. H State Supreme Court Howard Bartlett Abbott

Lowell pastor Buckshorn dies by own action

The Rev. Louis H. Buckshorn aged 40, pastor of the Westford Unitarian Church since 1916, committed death by shooting at his home in Westford this morning, citing ill health as his motive.

Lowell Louis H. Buckshorn Westford Mr. Buckshorn Westford Unitarian Church

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