Supreme Council discusses relief for Austria and Hungary
Paris reports the Allied Supreme Council met on March 5 to discuss relief for Austria and Hungary. Montenegro’s minister to the U S, General Grosdenovitch, spoke for King Nicholas on Montenegro’s views and future. The next meeting was set for March 6 at 3 p m.
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Paris
Austria
Hungary
Supreme Council
Antoine Grosdenovitch
Montenegro
United States
Nicholas
Allied Supreme Council
Taussig to Join Paris Readjustment Talks
Taussig chairman of the tariff commission has been directed by the President to proceed to Paris to participate in readjustments of commercial treaties and related problems. He will leave at once.
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Taussig
Tariff Commission
Paris
Pur
Gilmore Family Reunited After Boston Post Help
Benjamin Gilmore, living in Charlestown, learns from a Boston Post article Feb 9 of his mother and two sisters living nearby after 21 years apart. Sister Mrs. Melvin Houdlette of Maine informs him, allowing him to arrange a reunion and plan to bring his mother to Charlestown. One sister, Mrs. Russell B. Buchanan, is in Colorado. Gilmore has served in the U.S. Marines.
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Colorado
Benjamin Gilmore
Charlestown
Post
Gardner
Gilmore
Boston Post
Melvin Houdlette
Maine
United States Marines
Mr. Gilmore
Russell B. Buchanan
Commission on Phone Case Moves Toward Hearings
President Wilson designated a commission to hear grievances of telephone system employees as a possible step before War Labor Board or Labor Department hearings in Washington. A nationwide strike threat looms, with 7420 of 8070 Boston area ballots in favor of striking and 650 against. The vote among workers included 5925 women and 2145 men, with women’s yes at 5593 to 382 no and men’s yes at 1327 to 318 no.
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Wilson
France
George Washington
James P. Noonan
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Julia S. O'Connor
Telephone Operators’ Department of the Brotherhood
War Labor Board
Department of Labor
Washington
Noonan
O’connor
Boston
Telephone Operators’ Department
New England
Quincy House
Opera hat and Venetian bead fashion notes
New arrivals include an opera hat with jet earrings and two wired brims for 40 dollars on the sixth floor. Venetian bead glass craft has influenced opera length and shorter bead chains from 1.50 to 2 dollars. A square filet mesh veil with silk tassel border sells for 7.50 on street floor.
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Troy.n
Kline
Rh.klinecorcosannny
Eczema
Johns Hopkins Hospital
D.D.D
Emma Wise
Franklin St
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iCares London Cigarettes
Eimer & Amend
Ard Ave
18Th St
President
Philio Morelli
Middlesex Biscuit Company
Ferry Street
Malden
Middlesex Company
New Lingland Insurance Exchange
Greater Boston
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Middlesex
Tariff Board
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Filene’s
Oxford
Dolmans
Johnston & Murphy
Stein-Bloch
Cambridge
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Princess
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Newton
Serge
GRACE
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