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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1921

Page

8

Young Francis Under Arrest in Whiskey Case

St Louis March 24 Takon T Francis son of David R Francis former Missouri governor and Wilson era ambassador was arrested with two men when two trunks in an express wagon held 60 quart bottles of whiskey. He was released on 1000 bond signed by his brother J D Francis. the trio are partners with their father in a stock brokerage business.

ST. Louis Takon T. Francis David R. Francis Missouri Russia Francis J. D. Francis

Local Brockton Shoe Plant to Reopen in Months

North Adams reports the George E Keith Company shoe shop in Brockton, closed for weeks, will not reopen for two or three months due to business conditions. The plant normally employs 500 workers.

North Adams George E. Keith Company Brockton

Big Electric Exhibit Held at Boston Conference

An electrical merchandising conference at Copley Plaza, Boston, featured speakers urging newspaper advertising as vital for business. The event, organized by Pettingell Andrews with General Electric, highlighted a vast GE exhibit, a four section miniature theatre showing home, store, and factory scenes and the impact of electricity on daily work.

Copley Plaza New England Pettingell-Andrews Company General Electric Company Boston Frank H. Price Pettingells Andrews Company

Demand Made On Germany By Allied Reparations Commission

Paris March 24 The Allied Reparations Commission informed Germany that 4,000,000,000 gold marks due under Article 25 must be paid by May 1 or penalties will follow. It adds that by May a total of 20,000,000,000 gold marks must be handed over between now and May 1 with penalties for non payment. The commission deems Germany in default and calls on all powers to note the failure.

Paris Associated Press Allied Reparations Commission Germany

Attack on Labor Unions Rules Sparks Construction Critique

Colonel Charles R. Gow told the Boston Society of Civil Engineers that arbitrary working rules and union autocracy in the building trades drive up costs. He argued costs of labor account for about 80 percent of construction and urged eliminating detrimental rules to cut expenses while not opposing labor unions themselves.

Charles R. Gow Boston Society of Civil Engineers Lorimer Hall Building Trades

Foreman Union Membership Rule Ceyency

Fragmentary text notes a rule tying the foreman to union membership and hints at efficiency concerns. No clear event date or organization is fully stated, but implications point to labor policy linking leadership roles with union affiliation. Further readable context is required for a precise card.

Statement on Subject to All Rules and Restrictions

A brief legal stipulation states that the subject remains bound by all governing rules and restrictions. The note emphasizes compliance and adherence to established regulations.

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