Printers Strike At Boston Papers Over Wages Dispute
Boston compositors walk out after arbitration reaffirmed current wages and hours. The strike violates the contract and arbitration agreement, despite a decision by a local board with Harvard's George Swain as neutral, and comes after the formal ruling was to be published Wednesday.
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Boston
International Typographical Union
Boston Typographical Union No. 13
George F. Swain
Engineering School
Harvard University
Arbitration Board
Boston Daily
Death of former Cuban president Jose M. Gomez
Jose M. Gomez, former President of Cuba, is dead. The veteran revolutionary leader and ex-chief executive leaves a marked legacy in Central American history as the island nation mourns a picturesque figure. He had been captured as a rebel by the forces of his successor.
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New York
United News
Jose M. Gomez
Cuba
Gomez
Little Island” Republic
Dr Schley Transferred After Veteran Protest
In New York on June 13 a protest by Bay State ex service men failed to stop Dr William Schley from being transferred from the Public Health Service to report to Foxboro Hospital Staten Island N Y He was wounded twice in France with the 102d Infantry and had cared for veterans on Milk Street The move marks the likely end of a long fight to keep him in government service Meanwhile a Rhode Island estate dispute looms as Eleanor Thomas Beeckman widow of former Rhode Island governor Robert L Beeckman faces a 4 million dollar probate petition filed by her brother Edward R Thomas of Palm Beach Fla The will leaves all property to her husband
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William Schley
U. S. Public Health Service
France
Foxboro Hospital
Staten Island
N. Y
Schley
Milk Street
Bay State
Nas
New York
Eleanor Thomas Beeckman
Robert L. Beeckman
Rhode Island
Edward R. Thomas
Palm Beach
Fla
Tufts May Resign Amid Pressure in Middlesex Case
District Attorney Nathan A. Tufts faces calls to resign amid ongoing charges raised by Attorney General J. Weston Allen. States sources say inner circle pressure could push for resignation if the Supreme Court accepts jurisdiction over motions by Melvin M. Johnson. Johnson called resignation rumors "perfect nonsense."
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Nathan A. Tufts
Middlesex County
J. Weston Allen
Supreme Court
Melvin M. Johnson
Tufts
Johnson
Forecast for New England and eastern states today
Forecast for New England calls for generally fair conditions with moderate temperatures. Tuesday and Wednesday will see fair weather east of the Mississippi with above normal highs, a cooler Middle Atlantic by Tuesday night, and fresh to strong northwest winds from Sandy Hook to Hatteras with continued fair conditions inland.
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Washington
New England
Mississippi River
Middle Atlantic
Sandy Hook
Hatteras
Waterfront Calendar Echoes Historic Dates and Skies
The page recalls Flag Day origins 1777, Bartlett quotes, and a 1915 Russian prisoner capture. It notes a year-old Louisiana suffrage vote, the New York Symphony in London, and lists a June waterfront calendar with tides and celestial sights for morning and evening skies.
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Congress
John Bartlett
Bartlett
von Mackensen
Louisiana
New York Symphony Orchestra
London
Jupiter
Saturn
Mars
Venus
Baseball Scores From American and National Leagues
The report lists league results with teams and scores including Chicago versus New York Philadelphia St Louis Cleveland Washington and others. Notable games show Pittsburgh defeating Philadelphia and Brooklyn beating Cincinnati.
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American League
Chicago
Ieee
New York
Nea Watrast
Philadelpe
St. Louis
Clevelan
Washington
National Leaoteb
Boston Pittsburg
Miladelphia
New Yor Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Werner
Detroit
Boston
St. Louis O
Philadelphia
Uy St. Louwis
Brooklyn
TTR
AMT
Cincinna
Philadel Peete
Harrison Seeks Harding Answer on Harvey and Sims Remarks
Senator Harrison introduces a resolution asking President Harding to explain why Ambassador Harvey should be reprimanded or recalled for his May 19 1921 Pilgrims Day speech as Admiral Sims was for his June 7 1921 remarks. The measure asks if the President approved recall orders and whether Harvey was consulted before his speech.
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Washington
Harrison
Mississippi
Harding
Senate
George W. Harvey
Admiral Williams. Sims
Admiral
Ambassador Harvey
Harvey
Court at Dedham Murder Session Tightens Security
The Dedham Superior Criminal Court held under tight watch as witness Lola Andrews fainted while testifying in the Sacco and Vanzetti case. Guards were posted at the door after a rear seating disturbance, then two men were questioned and released. trial resumed with jurors recalled.
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Dedham
Superior Criminal Court
Lola Andrews
Quincy
Nicola Sacco
Bartolomeo Nanzetti
Andrews
Webster Thayer
Caper
Vanzetti
Michael Levangie
New Haven
Sourh Braintree
John W. Faulkner
Cohasset
Plymouth
East Braintree
Maine
Moore
Gompers Urges Alliance of Labor and Farmers at AFL
President Samuel Gompers appeals to unite organized workers and farmers to resist captains of industry and finance. He warns against anti union drives and supports keeping the Labor and Agriculture Departments while opposing efforts to abolish public welfare. He envisions worldwide disarmament in the future.
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Denver
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
United Co
Department of
Gompers
Public Welfare
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Fosco
Norman
Angel
Interest Daily
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Court Street
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Suntington Ave
Tel
Back Bay
Garland Gas Ranges
Sprague Bates Place Co
Union St
DR. Schley
Germany
Wall Street
Marks
Barron
Broad St
New York City
Think Tufts
A.M
M. Tiss
SU Nets
Gale & Kent
Custom Tailors
Somerville
Chandler Secretaria School
Massachusetts Ave
Sims
Sen. Harrison
Simms
Federal Reserve Board
United States Trust Co
Tremont Trust
Coamopolitan
Hanover Bank
Boston Loan CO
Washington St
Water &T
Cape Cod
Johnson Educator Food Company
S. 8S. Pierce CO
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