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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1920

Page

3

Eastern Massachusetts street railway wage dispute nears end

At the State House arbitration the company is expected to close its case Thursday after weeks of hearings. Howard Fritch testified that 23 percent of motormen and conductors own homes, while Caleb Jackson admitted the road has never earned the cost of service under trusteeship, with a near two million dollar deficit.

State House Eastern Massachusetts Street Railway Howard F. Fritch Eastern Massachusetts Caleb S. Jackson Jackson Philip Carlton Massachusetts Old Public Service Commission

Being Good Doesn't Save You

Carl Wilmore surveys motion picture stars in a light magazine piece for the Boston Sunday Post Magazine, assessing how virtue and star personas intersect with Hollywood glamour.

Carl Wilmore Boston Sunday Post

Seek Return to Congress Seek Return to Congress

Five Massachusetts lawmakers filed papers for renomination in various districts including Speaker Frederick H. Gillett and Republicans Robert Luce Joseph Walsh Frederick W. Dallinger Michael F. Phelan and others. Other filings include for governor’s council sheriff and secretary of state positions along with campaign notes on a motor coach entertainer.

Massachusetts Frederick H. Gillett Springfield House Secretary of State Gillett Robert Luce Waltham Joseph Walsh New Bedford Frederick W. Dallinger Cambridge Michael F. Phelan Lynn James F. Ingraham Peabody Fred J. Burrell Medford Charles E. Goodhue Ipswich Essex County John C. Slayton West Melrose John A. Kelcher Suffolk County John J. Casey Charles Street Lewis R. Sullivan Edward G. Graves James G. Harris Edgar J. Leland Edward P. Barry Richard H. Long

Nationalist Commander Jafar Tayan Captured in Thrace

The Greek forces captured Colonel Jafar Tayan, a Kish nationalist commander, and his staff in Adrianople as Greek troops entered Istanbul. With Thrace now cleared of nationalist leaders, the Greeks control key routes and expect train service to resume within a week.

Ocinted Jafar Tayan Kish Adriple Janople Tance Thrace

Rome's Trial Near The End In Desertion Case

In Worcester, Philip Rome a wealthy businessman faces a court martial for desertion after failing to report for army service in 1917. Proceedings continue Friday with testimony on jurisdiction and new statements from witnesses including Bessie Freelander and Nathan Rome.

Philip I. Rome Worcester Bessie Freelander Philip Rome Adjutant-General South America Nathan Rome Alexander Lewis Rome Buenos Ayres Advocate Turnbull

Passengers Sail As Missionaries Set for Congo Voyage

Captain H. Jeffries Davis will pilot the Fort Victoria with nearly 200 first class passengers and cargo. Departing travelers include Rev. and Mrs. Arthur de Jacoby and daughter Bertha heading to the Belgian Congo for missionary work among the Luba. Jacoby, a Boston University School of Theology graduate, recently joined the Board of Foreign Missions staff. Also sailing are the Eatons, Fieldings, Dillaways, Edwards, and Mary Winchester family group from Marlboro to Auburndale, Winchester, and Hingham Centre for overseas service.

H.' Jeffries ‘Davis Liverpool Arthur de Jacoby Bertha Belgian Congo Jacoby Boston University School of Theology Brookline Cently Board of Foreign Missions The Methodist Episcopal Church H. B. Eaton Eaton Helen Eaton Marlboro Street Irving Fielding Boston Willard T. Dillaway Wellesley Hills W. J. Edwards Hingham Centre Mary D. Winchester Auburndale William Martin Winchester Walter Sarah Wright Fort Victoria

Missionary Sail from Mystic Docks on Fort Victoria

A Fur ness Warren steamer Fort Victoria sails today at noon from pier 50 Mystic docks Charlestown bound for missionary work among cannibals.

Mystic Docks Charlestown Furness-Warren Line Fort Victoria

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