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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1922
Page
16
The railroad labor board signed a decision reducing wages by 40 to 50 million dollars affecting about 300000 clerks station employees express handlers and signalmen. The cuts raise total annual reductions to 150 million dollars and take effect July 1 alongside maintenance of way and shop workers.
The American Federation of Labor railway department reports first strike ballots returned with shop employees voting overwhelmingly for a walkout. Ballots were sent out with return date set for June 30, later moved to June 25, with potential strike on July 1.
A bitter Ulster Irish Catholic critique published in Sinn Fein Separatist denounces Northern betrayal and internal feuds. The verse laments violence in Drogheda like northern blight, recalls blood shed, and pleads unity against treachery amid political strife.
The Busch interests challenge prohibition on American ships selling intoxicants, urging the President to press Congress for Volstead Act modification. The dispute hinges on whether ships flying the American flag are subject to enforcement and whether merchant marine subsidies depend on this ruling. Harding faces a high-stakes decision influencing enforcement, the shipping industry, and the dry war.
The article notes lawmakers including Senator Jones and Representative Volstead pushing for dry policy amid a shipping subsidy bill clash. Las ker warns a ban on booze and passengers could worsen merchant marine losses, while Frierson and others argue law follows the flag and temperance stance. The piece highlights a coincidence that both dry leaders lead in Congress and oppose quick rulings until the courts decide the issue.
The proposal aims to strengthen enforcement laws to apply to American vessels at sea, detailing steps authorities would take to expand coverage and ensure compliance beyond domestic waters.
Henry J. Goetten C SS R of 1621 Tremont Street Roxbury will be ordained at the Redemptorists Seminary Esopus New York and will celebrate his first solemn high mass at the Mission Church Roxbury on Sunday July 2 at 10 o'clock He completed 11 years of study at the Redemptorists College after training at the School of Our Lady of Perpetual Help.
The Faelton Pianoforte School of Huntington Avenue, led by Carl Faelton, closed its 25th season with graduation exercises featuring a music program, an address, diploma presentations, and a graduates’ reception. Ten diplomas were given in the college course and 17 in the preparatory course. Reinhold Faelton spoke on the season’s significance and Carl Faelton awarded the diplomas at the Steinert building salon.
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