Trawlers Quit Business Over Wage Cut Dispute
Forty five steam trawlers tied up as fishermen refuse drastic wage cuts proposed by Bay State Fishing Co and unions. Union leader Brown says steamer crews faced a proposed pay drop to 45 dollars monthly plus bonuses, prompting withdrawal from operation amid poor fish prices and high coal costs.
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Filing on State Income Tax Returns Ends Last-Minute Rush
Taxpayers rushed to file state income tax returns by the deadline at 5 p m yesterday. Offices at 40 Court Street closed as Collector Irving L Shaw planned to stay open overnight if needed. Hundreds of bags of mail and long in person lines showed most filers met the law's requirement and postmarks before noon March 1 will be accepted.
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Status of Mrs Stetson and church expulsion details
Letter to the editor clarifies relations between Mary Baker Eddy and Augusta J Stetson, notes Stetson was dropped from the First Church of Christ Scientist in Boston on Nov 17 1909 with Eddy approval, and outlines proceedings from the 1909 hearing. Also cites 1909 Christian Science Sentinel account and emphasizes guarding readers against misimpressions.
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Crown Jewels Smuggled Into America Worth 1.32
New York reports Abe Lazarus a vigilant port inspector uncovered a cargo aboard the Sao Vincente believed to be crown jewels of the former Czar of Russia. The physician aboard was arrested after the box revealed gems described as rubies sapphires diamonds and emeralds but appraisers declared the lot worth about 1.32.
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United News
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Thomas S. Rush
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Leviathan towed beyond three-mile limit as floating hotel
Gordon Jr. Robinson of Fair Play argues the Leviathan should be towed past the three mile limit and used as a floating hotel. He predicts Atlantic crossing will stretch to eight to ten days unless by air, and notes ships like the Leviathan cost too much to operate for profit. He says American liners must adopt cost-saving measures and luxury upgrades to compete.
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United News
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Dealers Wanted for Pollyanna Hair Nets in New England
In Boston's large stores demand for Pollyanna Hair nets grows and an exclusive dealer is sought in every New England town. Nets are low in price yet claimed as the finest ever made. Apply now for an introductory offer and start earning within the next month.
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