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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1921

Page

5

Coolidge for More Religion at Brooklyn Sunday School Event

Vice-President Coolidge spoke at a Brooklyn luncheon marking the Brooklyn Sunday School Union anniversary. He urged returning to religious activity to uplift civilization and praised the role of Sunday schools. Postmaster General Hays and others attended as 125,000 children joined a parade.

New York Coolidge Brooklyn Brooklyn Sunday School Union Hays America Caldey John Wanamaker Gerard

Boston Governor declines reinstatement for ex policemen

The governor rejects an executive order to restore ex policemen to their former posts. In a reply to Michael Lynch of Dorchester, head of the committee of former officers, he cites that police department conduct is handled by the police commissioner and finds no basis for action.

Michael Lynch Dorchester City of Boston

Chicago Plans Home for Actresses With Homelike Atmosphere

Chicago will host a dedicated residence for actresses designed to feel like a real home. The project aims to provide a comfortable living space with familiar surroundings to support performers in their city engagements.

Chicago

Opposition to immediate arbitration on wage cut

In Brockton on June 9 union delegates from local and neighboring centers urged the Shoe Manufacturers Association to resist immediate arbitration of a proposed 20 percent wage reduction. They warned the move would affect about 24,000 shoe factory workers and called for exhausting all agreement avenues first. The letter signals a potential conference to discuss the crisis.

Brockton Shoe Manufacturers’ Association

Somers Former G A R Commander Dies in Indiana

Orland A. Somers aged 78, who led the Grand Army of the Republic as national commander in 1917 and 1918, died at his Kokomo home after several months of illness.

Kokomo Ind Orland A. Somers Grand Army of the Republic

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