Strikers Refuse To Land Fish Morning Star Delayed
True to their threat that any vessel leaving after June 20 would not have fish handled on return the Fishermen's Union officials refused to permit the Schooner Morning Star to discharge at the fish pier on her arrival yesterday morning. After a few cartloads were unloaded the work stopped and the crew went on strike. The schooner sailed June 21 and her catch was made subject to union conditions.
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Fishermen's Union
Morning Star
Fishermen’s strike threatens Boston seafood supply
The schooner delivered 143000 pounds of cod and 18000 pounds halibut worth 10000 dollars before being moved to Gloucester for salting. Trade officials warn the strike will squeeze the fish market next week as cold storage stock is exhausted and smaller dealers may close.
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Western Bank
Gloucester
Natalie Hammond
Greater
Boston
Beginning of General Strike Signals Ocean Crew Walkout
A walkout by the Ocean Line steamship City of Montgomery crew, and a looming national strike of marine firemen coal passers water tenders oilers cooks and seamen across Atlantic ports, signal a broad labor conflict. Most major lines may accept union demands, potentially paralyzing shipping along the Atlantic and Gulf coasts unless deals are reached. The Basfh Steamship Corporation Lines appears closest to agreement with a decision expected Monday. The New England Steamship Association convened to weigh the demands.
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Atlantic
Boston
Ocean Line
City of
New York
Portland
Bangor
St. John
Yarmouth
Clyde Line
Merchants & Miners Line
Maine Coast Steampship Company
New England Fuel and Transportation Company
Coastwise Transportation Company
Gulf
New England Steamship Association
League of Nations ratification fight begins soon
Washington July 11 Senate leaders in the League of Nations controversy held conferences to prepare for the ratification battle set to start when the Senate reconvenes next Monday. Both sides claimed progress in solidifying their forces though exact lines of division may take days to emerge.
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Washington
Senate
League of Nations
Wilson's treaty talks leave ratification path uncertain
President Wilson has delivered the treaty to the Senate and offered full information, but has not met active opponents. Open sessions may occur if questioned, with two thirds on reservations a key issue. He detailed Shantung terms, noting return to China after reconstruction and Japan's gains from German assets in the interim.
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Wilson
Senate
Polk
State Department
Foreign Relations Committee
Mr. Wilson
Shantung
China
Japan
Clemenceau Explains Treaty to Deputies
Paris July 11 Premier Clemenceau spoke to the Chamber of Deputies peace committee, outlining how war circumstances shaped the treaty. He stressed the aim of world peace through the union of four allied powers and France’s security against Germany, while urging a League of Nations staff and accountability for war makers.
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Clemenceau
Deputies
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
France
Germany
League of Nation
League
Leon Bourgeois
Found Dead in Bed in Haverhill at 49
Neighbors forced entry to 40 Granville Court after missing Mrs Sophia Parman for two weeks and found her dead in bed with three gas cocks turned on full. She was 49 and lived alone.
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Haverhill
Sophia Parman
Granville Court
HAZZARD TO FACE HEARING IN DISTRICT COURT
Arthur Garfield Honey Hazzard fiancé of Miss Mabel E. Puffer will appear in District Court for three charges tomorrow morning. First is enticing Miss Puffer from her Sandy Pond home to Concord New Hampshire. a guilty finding could permit a penalty. The second charge covers larceny of about $6000 from Puffer and may send the case to the grand jury. A third hearing concerns a search warrant executed at his home two weeks ago yielding household furnishings alleged stolen from Miss Puffer.
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Honey
State House Briefs Show Senate Rejections and Debates
The Senate rejected a highway improvement bill between Belchertown and Amherst after the Governor vetoed it. It upheld the veto with no opposing vote. The Senate advanced a street railway fare changes bill to a third reading, subject to Public Service Commission approval. A mass of actions followed including teacher certification standards, a World War tablet proposal, and tax provisions for street railways. The gas and electric hearing debated delaying the price cut date for Charlestown gas and electric, with supporters citing output declines. Wendell P. Thore moved to start a noncontributory old age pensions petition requiring 20,000 names. The Middlesex and Boston Street Railway fare protest grew, with a public hearing scheduled for July 22.
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Belchertown
Amherst
Senate
Public Service Commission
Gas and Electric Light Commissioners
Charlestown Gas and Electric Company
A. E. Pillsbury
Samuel J. Fowler
Mahoney
Meilen
Charlestown
Wendell P. Thore
Boston
S. and R
House
Thore
Public Service Committee
Middlesex and Boston Street Railway
Gettemy resigns as state statistics chief to join Federal Reserve Bank
Governor Coolidge accepted the resignation of Charles I. Gettemy after 1? years leading the state bureau of statistics. He will leave next week to become assistant federal reserve agent in Boston. Gettemy said the move was based on merit and denied influence from census changes or the state department consolidation bill.
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Coolidge
Charles I. Gettemy
State Bureau of Statistics
Mr. Gettemy
Federal Reserve Bank
Boston
Federal Reserve
Gettemy
Reserve Bank
Massachusetts
State Department
Slays Son at Wedding in Bluefield West Virginia
Roy Willard, 20, was murdered at his wedding in Bluefield as his mother-in-law Mrs Wad Taylor opened fire with a revolver. The bride’s family witnessed the tragedy at minister Reg Otosson’s home. Taylor, jailed, offered no comment.
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Bluefield
W. Va
Roy Willard
Wad. Taylor
Willard
Police Seek Men Who Robbed Anzalone in Roxbury
Roxbury police probe an alleged holdup at 868 Massachusetts Avenue Roxbury targeting William Anzalone night manager of the United States Oil and Gasoline Co. Two men in a car backed the attack as Anzalone was robbed of his watch chain and $25 and later released by two friends unaware of the incident. Anzalone provided a full description to investigators.
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Roxbury
William Anzalone
United States Oil and Gasoline Company
Massachusetts Avenue
Anzalone
Senate Passes Swig Bill Back to House
State Senate yesterday engrossed and sent to the House a measure allowing savings departments of trust companies and savings banks to pay interest monthly. It imposes a $1000 penalty and six months imprisonment for paying interest not earned in the prior month, differing from the House version and extending the monthly payment privilege to savings banks and savings institutions.
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Simon Swig
House of Representatives
State Senate
Senate
House
New Act To Raise Cash For Bonuses
The legislative committee on taxation reported in the House a bill to raise 20 million dollars to pay the 100 bonus to Massachusetts war service men. The measure was sent to Ways and Means which soon reported favorably with minor changes.
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Legislative Committee On Taxation
House
Massachusetts
State tax plan outlines multiple levies to raise funds
A proposed package adds a $3 poll tax for four years and raises revenue via several taxes. Domestic and foreign corporate income taxed at 1 percent to offset federal tax, plus 1 percent on other corporations. A 1.5 percent increase on intangible personal property income tax for four years. A 25 percent rise in inheritance tax for one year. A separate $660,000 yearly State tax for four years. Total estimated revenue reaches $9.865 million with notes maturing to bolster treasury on March 1. Two State tax bills anticipated. one for $11 million in general expenditures to be reported next week.
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B. Loring Young
House
Ways and Means Committee
Senate
Soldiers to Get Public Lands of Lithuania
New York July 11. The Lithuanian Council of Ministers votes to distribute public lands to soldiers. Each soldier receives 20 to 53 acres not to be sold or rented. If short, large landowners must cede 10 to 30 percent to the rural pool. Half of Lithuania’s land currently belongs to peasants, averaging five acres.
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New York
Lithuanian Council of Ministers
Lithuania
Lithuanian National Council
City of Mobile crew arrive on Artigas in Boston
Eight crew members aboard the steamship Artigas reached Boston yesterday from Montevideo. They are associated with the bark City of Mobile which was burned at the Uruguayan port May 1 after an explosion in its petroleum cargo. One crew member died and several were injured. The City of Mobile had just completed its first voyage from Port Arthur, Texas to Montevideo when the accident happened.
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Artigas
Boston
Montevideo
City of Mobile
Port Arthur
Tex
Memorial Service for Marne Heroes at St Pauls Cathedral
A memorial service for those who died in the second battle of the Marne will be held Friday July 18 at 12 10 PM at St Pauls Cathedral. The service honors American and French troops who withdrew German forces from the gates of Paris. Relatives and participating officers are specifically invited, with public admission as space allows and no tickets required.
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Marne
St. Paul's Cathedral
Paris
Morris to Investigate Situation in Siberia
Pare TOKIO July 4 AP Roland 8 Morris American ambassador to Japan will leave here July 7 for Omsk to investigate the Russian situation. He knows Siberian affairs from two prior visits and aided in reorganizing the transsiberian railroad. Recognition of the All Russian government is not yet accomplished at Omsk. Morris' study aims to help Washington form a policy.
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Tokio
Associated Press
Roland
Morris
Japan
Omsk
Siberian
Kolchak
Washington
Jamaica Ginger Drunk Arrests Grope Revere Case
The Metropolitan station made the first drunkenness arrest in a week at Revere yesterday. The intoxicated man, described as a sailor, became drunk on Jamaica ginger. This marks the second Jamaica ginger arrest at Revere in two weeks.
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Revere
Metropolitan
Jamaica
Ford Reorganization Narrows Ownership at Ford Co
Detroit July 11 Reorganization of the Ford Motor Company nears completion with Edsel B Ford becoming sole partner with his father Henry Ford besides one other stockholder. Frank Klingensmith announced that nearly all minority stock is bought, possibly totaling about 100 million dollars. Up to now Henry Ford held 58 12 percent. Dodge brothers sold stock. Mount Clemens July 11 Edsel Ford said wages would rise but he did not confirm a seven dollar minimum soon.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Company
Edsel B. Ford
Henry Ford
Frank I. Klingensmith
James Couzens
Klingensmith
Ford Motor
Mount Clemens
Mich
Ford
School Children Present Ship With Brass Tablet
Worcester school children present a hand engraved brass tablet aboard the steamer Worcester at Hoosac docks Charlestown. Mayor Peter G Holmes leads the delegation with President Riley of the Chamber of Commerce and other officials. The ship sails to Antwerp after a loaded trial run in the bay.
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Worcester
United States Shipping Board
Hoosac Docks
Charlestown
Peter G. Holmes
Boston
Riley
Chamber of Commerce
Allen
Homer Gage
Plana
Antwerp
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Eastern Steamship Corpora
Tion Lines
General Baking Company
New England
Coney Island
Mack Sennett
California
Hazzard
State House
Tarbell
Brookfield
Cross Roads
Francis H Rowley
The
Committee On Ways and Means
Committee On Legal Affairs
Fed
Eral Reserve Bank
Charles F. Gettemy
State Bureau of Statics
Serer
Siberia
Castoria
Hoogd’s Milk
H. P. Hood & Sons, Dairy Experss
Ford Company
John F. and
Horace 3. Dodge
Dodge Motor Company
Wolf’s
MY Clothier
Hanover and
Portland Streets
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