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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1921
Page
32
Railroads Weighed Rate Cuts to Boost Traffic
Washington March 24 United News. Several major railroads consider cutting freight and passenger rates to raise revenues and revive traffic hindering shipments after last summer’s high rates. Executives study traffic stimulus, hoping wage cuts echo public sentiment and restore volumes amid slumping demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United News
Knight Convicted in Perth Amboy Murder Trial
George Washington Knight, 22, Black, was found guilty of first degree murder in the death of Edith Wilson, a church organist. Knight faces a death sentence to be carried out in the week of May 2 after the March 12 attack near her home in Perth Amboy, New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Brunswick
N. J
George Washington Knight
Edith Wilson
Perth Amboy
Schooner William Booth Floated From Great Ledge
WOODS HOLE March 24 The schooner William Booth, aground on Great Ledge after fog, was floated at high tide today restoring her to deeper water after several days stuck on the ledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woods Hole
William Booth
Great Ledge
The Moxie Boy Eye Captures Global Ad Fame
The Moxie Boy, a pervasive advertising figure, is celebrated for his eye catching gaze and wholesome image. From road signs in Maine to directing travelers in Tennessee, he has influenced behavior and inspired studies in advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Moxie Lake
Tennessee
Moxie
Priests Unite in Irish Relief Fund Drive in Boston Parishes
All priests of the archdiocese of Boston join in a final sweeping drive to raise funds for Irish relief. The American Committee for Relief in Ireland announced the effort yesterday, urging parish participation across the archdiocese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archdiocese of
Boston
American Committee For Relief In
Ireland
Irish relief drive plans national fund appeal march on NYC
Plans announced from New York call for priests to enlist parishioners to fund relief for Ireland. A Sunday April 3 benefit at the Metropolitan Opera House aims to raise hundreds of thousands via $1000 boxes, with leaders including Morgan J. O'Brien and Thomas Fortune Ryan. Contributions poured in from towns across the state, with checks from individuals and organizations totaling significant sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
New York
Metropolitan Opera House
New York City
Morgan J. O’brien
John D. Ryan
Nicholas F. Brady
Thomas Fortune Ryan
J. F. Lucy
Cardinal Gibbons
Towboat Strike Hits Ocean Tug Fleet
Leaders of the Marine Engineers' Beneficial Association ordered a strike by engineers on ocean-going tugs in protest of wage cuts. The Savage Mercury and Jupiter tugs refused owners' revised pay, with about 20 tugs and 200 men affected as other nonrailroad operators also face action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marine Engineers’ Beneficial Association
Savage
Mercury
Jupiter
Philadelphia
George H. Willey
Union For
New England
Wage cut crisis hits railroad tugs and ocean fleet
Salaries for chiefs and a portion of assistants face reduction with engineers on the railroad tugs the Philadelphia and Reading Lehigh Valley and others slated for April 13. A strike is doubtful but crews will not accept the cut. The railroad board in Washington will hear the case. Many ocean-going tugs arriving in New York have been abandoned by crews, with telegrams reporting similar walkouts from Portland Philadelphia and Norfolk. The journalist notes that only the man who does not intend to pay a bill feels insulted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia & Reading
Lehigh Valley
Washington
New
York
Portland
Philadelphia
Norfolk
Opposition to Trading With Russia Expressed by Civic Federation
In New York on March 4 the National Civic Federation sent a letter to Secretary of State Hughes opposing any resumption of U S trade relations with Russia. The missive was followed by a telegraphic note reiterating the stance and urging firm policy to withhold commerce until political conditions change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Russia
United States
Hughes
National Civic Federation
American Defence Society Board Letter to Secretary Hoover
A board of trustees from the American Defence Society sent a formal gram to Secretary of Commerce Hoover outlining policy concerns and urging action on national defense matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gram
Hoover
Board of Trustees
The
American Defence Society
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Lester E. Ryan
John J. O'Keefe
J. A. Manning
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Sacred Heart Court
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J. F. Kelleher
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Francis C. Pitman
Peabody Street
Newton
John Whelan
Linwood
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Hampden County
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Margaret Bresnan
L. A
Holyoke
Catherine Connelly
Chicopee Falls
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