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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1920

Page

6

Agreement on Removal of Bodies Reached

Washington reports an agreement between French and American representatives to permit American dead in France to be removed to the United States once arrangements are completed. The accord awaits French government approval.

Washington Franece United States

Labor Starts Its Campaign

Organized labor's non partisan political campaign has begun with tremendous enthusiasm after last night's union meetings nationwide. Directive letters from President Samuel Gompers and officials Morrison and James O Connell outline an executive committee to organize locals into an efficient campaign machine.

Washington Organized Labor American Federation of Labor Samuel Gompers Frank Morrison James O’connell

Sunshine Convention to Meet in Boston Next May

The International Sunshine Society selects Boston for its annual May convention with the Massachusetts division inviting attendance. Arlington Heights branch acts as hostess, meetings set for Parker House, with delegates expected and a May 19 opening reception followed by sessions Thursday and Friday and a banquet.

International Sunshine Society England Boston Massachusetts Arlington Heights Sunshine Society Parker House

De Valera to Tour the South After New England Cancellations

Word from the Irish bond certificate drive at the American House reports all April engagements in New England for Eamon De Valera and Dr J A H Irwin have been cancelled. De Valera and Irwin will tour Southern States next month to campaign for American recognition of the Irish Republic government.

New England Eamon de Valera Irish Republic J. A. H. Irwin Belfast Ireland de Valera Dr. Irwin Republic of Ireland

Little Walks About Boston Recap Of Irish Drive And Warren Banner

The piece tracks the Great Boston Irish drive with fund totals from Chelsea Cohasset Hudson and Boston nurses and notes a Mason bill push. It also recalls General Joseph Warren and the 1775 Boston massacre oration with a banner and manuscript on display at the Massachusetts Historical Society.

Joseph Warren General Warren Bunker Hill Boston Warren Old South Church William Dawes Roxbury Paul Revere Charlestown Hancock Adams Lexington Parsonage Geneva Heath Bunker Hi Doctor Warren Congress Lincoln Immortals Society For Boylston Street Fenway

Irish bonds drive spurred assault complaint in Cochituate

Complaint filed by James H. Carroll of East Pond Street Cochituate claims he was attacked while soliciting subscriptions for Irish bonds. The State committee will assist in pressing charges against Clarence S Williams of Cochituate. Somerville raises 20000 dollars for a joint jubilation April 18 at Olympia Theatre under O Donovan Rossa and General John O Sullivan Friends of Irish Freedom with Thomas Nolan and John J McCarthy leading.

National State Committee James H. Carroll East Pond Street Cochituate Clarence S. Williams Carroll Somerville O’donovan Rossa General John O'Sullivan Friends of Irish Freedom Olympia Theatre Thomas Nolan John J. McCarthy

Subordinate Officials Represented on Rail Labor Board

The Interstate Commerce Commission created a fourth group of labor for the railroad labor board to select six candidates from which the President will pick three members. The new group includes the Order of Railway Expressmen, Railway Skilled and Unskilled Laborers, Porters' Union, Locomotive Firemen, Engineers, Clerks, Telegraphers, Despatchers, Station Employees, Colored Association of Railway Employees, and other railroad unions and associations.

Washington Railroad Labor Board Interstate Commerce Commission Labor Board Commission The Porters’ Union United Order of Locomotive Firemen American Association of Engineers Brotherhood of Railway Clerks Order of Railroad Telegraphers Brotherhood of Railroad Station Employees Colored Association of Railway Employees Association of Railroad Storekeepers Association of Railroad Supervisors of Mechanics Railroad Yardmasters of America National Order of Railroad Claim Men the Roadmasters and Supervisors’ Association American Train Despatchers

Railroad Workers Union Meeting Highlights International Federation Ties

The Association and the Order of Railroad Stationdustrial join with the American Agents Railwaymen's International Federation, signaling cross border collaboration among railroad unions. Leaders advocate unity, bargaining power, and coordinated labor action across networks.

Federation of Railroad Workers

Tiz Relief for Sore Feet Advertised in Classic Ad

An old style advertisement touts Tiz as instant relief for tired burning and swollen feet. It claims removal of corns bunions and callouses and promises no more foot misery with immediate relief from a box bought at drug stores or department stores.

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