Harding Remains Unchanged On Bonus Politicking
The Ways and Means Committee debate over funding a veteran bonus via a sales tax continues amid party tension. President Harding shows reluctance to back the plan, with leaders seeking to force a rule that could bring the bill up soon. Democratic opposition grows with a signed report urging a cash bonus, reinstated excess profits tax, and a surcharge on large incomes.
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Committee On
Congress
Harding
Gillett
House
Ways and Means
Claude Kitchen
North Carolina
William A. Oldfield
Arkansas
Claud R. Crisp
Georgia
Boston Not Affected by New York Cloak and Skirt Tax
Boston is not affected by a $20 assessment on each of New York union shop workers to fund a $1,000,000 defence fund. Manager A Sneider of the Boston Cloak and Skirt Makers unions comments on the situation.
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Boston
New York
A. Sneider
Boston Cloak and Skirt Makers
Warner's Name on Letter Heads in Slander Suit
The mutual benefit of the firm was introduced today in the $100,000 slander suit brought by Warner against Lieutenant Governor Alvan Ty Fuller.
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Warner
Alvan Ty. Fuller
Letters link Hathaway Warner Dunn to Silva Case
Investigator Locke cites three letters bearing Hathaway and Warner as from Industrial Accident Board files about the Silva Case. Donovan testifies the case reached the board in 1917 1918 and a 1918 settlement paid 450 to the mother 69 to Warner and 16 for costs. Warner denies signing the letters and recalls little about the matter.
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H. F. Hathaway
Joseph HE. Warner
Joseph E. Warner
James P. Dunn
Ernest L. Locke
Waltham
Industrial Accident Board
Warner
Silva
Cornelius W. Donovan
Fall River
Donovan
Boston
Hathaway Involvement In Fall River Lobbying Case
Testimony describes Hathaway being introduced in an office visit and later engaged to advocate a bill delaying continuation schools. A cancelled check from Fall River Manufacturers' Association is discussed, with implications about Warner's law partner representing at the State House. Cram recalls prior conversations with Fuller and potential obligations to Fuller.
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Warner
Hathaway
Brigham Vs. Small
Wilson, Juggins & Murphy
Boston
Brigham
Hathaway, Warner & Dunn
William F. Garcelon
Arkwright Club
Massachusetts
New England
Harold F. Hathaway
State House
Joseph E. Warner
House
Garcelon
Robert Jackson Cram
Mr. Garcelon
Mr. Hathaway
Cummings
Mr. Fuller
Brewster
Fuller
Hall
Cram
City Denies Tag Day Permit For Labor Support
Charles L. Carr of the Overseers of Public Welfare says the Boston Central Labor Union’s request to hold a tag day to aid striking New Hampshire workers was refused. The board’s policy bars out of state charity days and the statute covers only charitable groups, not labor dispute support.
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Charles L. Carr
Overseers of Public Welfare Department
Boston Central Labor Union
Boston
New Hampshire
Carr
Probe into Cotton Mills Profits Sought by Union Leader
Manchester March 2 Vice-president James Starr of the United Textile Workers urged the board of strategy to back a plan for a labor statistical bureau. The bureau would determine profits, production and cost differences for cotton manufacturing in the North and South. Miss Freda Stenzel heads to Wilkes-Barre to speak for New Hampshire strikers and Tag Days are planned for Lawrence and Maynard Massachusetts next Saturday.
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Manchester
N. H
James Starr
United Textile Workers of America
Board of Strategy
Joint Textile and Metal Workers Today
Labor Statistical Bureau
North
South
Freda Stenzel
Wilkesbarre
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Maynard
Mass
Charles Berry Dies After 70 Foot Fall
Charles Berry a West Hampton engineer in bridge construction who fell 70 feet last Friday died Sunday He was known in Boston and survived by his wife two daughters Mrs R A Some rby of Winchester and Lillian and one son Dwight Berry Funeral services will be held Wednesday at West Hampton
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Charles Berry
West Hampton
Potomac
Washington
Boston
R. A. Somerby
Winchester
Lillian
Dwight Berry
Tanlac credited with restoring health and weight gain
John J. Gray of Miladelphia reports Tanlac improved his stomach trouble and energy. He says the remedy, distributed by International Proprietaries and sold in Boston, helped him eat, sleep, and work better after long illness and nervous symptoms.
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Taniac
Saidohn J. Gray
Hollywood St
Miladelphia
George's Clothing
Tanlac
International Proprietaries, Inc
Boston
Good Druggists
Pierce Case Plans Made
The first appearance of those seeking to have Justice Pierce removed from the supreme court will occur next Tuesday before the special legislative committee. Justice Pierce or a representative will appear and arguments will be heard on procedure, filing specifications and answers, and other matters to speed the investigation. The committee, organized with Senator Leonard F. Hardy as chairman, will meet again in executive session Thursday to finalize arrangements.
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Justice Pierce
Supreme Court
Special Legislative Committee
Ganized
Leonard F. Hardy
Huntington
Edwin @. Norman
Worcester
Richard B. Coolidge
Medford
Lawmakers Reject Joint Convention on Judge Elections
The rules committee with Rep McCormack of Boston dissented reported against holding a joint Senate and House convention to consider electing judges. Senator Carey of Dorchester saw his constitutional amendment bill for judge election defeated by the committee on constitutional law.
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Committee On Rules
McCormack
Boston
Senate
House
Carey
Dorchester
Committee On
Wireless sleuthing to catch rum runners in Michigan
Michigan prohibition authorities plan wireless sleuthing with radio stations near the Canadian border to catch rum runners. A central station will be at Lansing with another near Detroit. Officials will decide between radio phones and telegraphs after ongoing experiments.
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Washington
United News
Michigan
Haynes
Lansing
Detroit
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