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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1920

Page

14

Labor delegates press US Senate for League pact ratification

At the American Federation of Labor convention in Montreal delegates urged June ratification of the League of Nations treaty without reservations to secure its covenant. They criticized congressional tactics delaying ratification and called for greater labor representation in the International Labor Bureau. The council endorsed strong labor and farmer cooperation as resolutions were read and approved. James Duncan presided in Gompers’s absence.

Montreal League of Nations United States Senate American Federation of Labor Congress Federation Executive Council International Labor Bureau Resolutions Committee James Duncan Samuel Gompers Chicago

Plans for Boston University Fine Arts in Religion Department

Boston University announces a new Department of Fine Arts in Religion to start in September. Professor H. Augustine Smith will direct, with a faculty including Albert Bailey Mary A Emerson Esther Willard Bates Percy Mackaye Marie Moore Forrest Archibald Davidson and assistance from the Harvard choir.

Boston University School of Religious Education and Social Service Interworld Church Movement H. Augustine Smith American Religious Education Survey Interchurch Smith Albert Bailey Mary A. Emerson Esther Willard Bates Percy Mackaye Marie Moore Forrest Archibald Davidson Harvard

Famine in Food Premonitions Warn of Shortage Abroad

Ralph S. Bauer, Lynn business leader, warns of an upcoming national food famine after touring New York Ohio Indiana Illinois Missouri Kansas Nebraska and Oklahoma City. He reports widespread farm neglect with no 160 acre quarters planted and no corn or wheat sown. He notes eggs could reach 3 dollars a dozen and laments a lack of labor for spring farm work.

United States Ralph S. Bauer Lynn Far West New York Ohio Indiana Illinois Missouri Kansas Nebraska Oklahoma City

No Women Left on Big Farms As War Looms

Leaders among the farmers warn that women have left dairy and farmwork for industrial centers creating labor shortages. They predict eggs may reach 2 to 3 dollars a dozen by next Thanksgiving and disaster for butter and cheese supplies in big cities. Banks seem oblivious to the looming industrial food shortage.

Mr. Bauer Bauer

Great Wheat Crop In Sight Forecast By Agriculture

Washington June 8 The Department of Agriculture forecast a spring wheat crop of 277 million bushels, 68 million more than last year and 18 million above the five year average. Improved May conditions raised prospects for winter wheat by 19 million, totaling 781 million bushels, 160 million less than last year.

Washington Department of Agriculture

Jury Will Go to New York for View of Accident Scene

A Superior Court jury boards the 8:30 train to Chatham Centre New York for a one day trip to view the accident site in the case of Cora E Battefeld administratrix of John D Battefeld death at Oct 20 198. The suit seeks 20000 dollars and the trial presided by Judge Fiske will include court officers Martin Donnellon and John Gallagher accompanying the jury. Walker D Hines director general of railroads is named defendant.

Commonwealth Superior Court Chatham Centre New York Court House Cora E. Battefeld John D. Battefeld Boston & Albany Walker D. Hines New York Central Martin F. Donnellon John J. Gallagher

Examinations for Army Promotion Start Northeastern Dept

Examinations for promotion in all army departments under the Northeastern Department begin immediately per Washington instructions received yesterday. Similar orders have been sent to every department nationwide.

Washington

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