No 30 Hours for Miners in Washington Conference
Secretary Wilson opens the coal wage talks declaring a 30 hour week and a 6 percent raise impossible under present conditions. He proposes three joint methods to reach a new agreement as miners and operators adjourn to reconvene tomorrow amidst debates over scope and union rights.
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Washington
Wilson
United States
Labor
United Mine Workers
Mr. Lewis
R Egaid
Mrr
Phil H. Penna
Terre Haute
Woods
Deportation Ordered for Russian Bolshevist in Vermont
Federal agents ordered the deportation of Joseph Breigroloff a Russian who admitted being a Bolshevist He entered from Canada into Vermont and was arrested at East Berkshire Authorities seized literature of alleged radical nature he once attended a college in the United States.
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Newport
Joseph Breigroloff
Canada
Russia
Vermont
East Berkshire
Breigroloff
Secretary Baker Approves Victory Medal Design
Secretary Baker approved the design for the Victory Medal to honor World War participants. New York sculptor James E K. Frazier crafted a bronze medal about the size of a silver dollar. One side features a victory figure with the inscription The Great War for Civilization. the reverse lists the allied powers.
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Washington
Baker
James EK. Frazier
New York
Adamson Cough Balsam Ad Warned for Coughs
An old advertisement urging use of Adamson's Cough Balsam for coughs and colds appears, claiming availability at all druggists with urging language and the shorthand adort term.
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Adamson
Adort
To 300-Pound Sturgeon Captured by Trawlers
The Ocean steamer of Bay State Fishing Company hauled a massive sturgeon from South Channel grounds last Sunday. After a brief struggle, fishermen subdued the fish with clubs and dressed it yesterday for sale, fetching a high price. The catch also yielded an iron drum with 100 gallons of gasoline to be stored for the vessel’s use.
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Bay State Fishing’ Company
Ocean
South Channel
Teachers Seek $600 Pay Increase and Quick Action
Boston educators push for a $600 raise amid a salary crisis. The school committee aims to submit its bill to the Legislature during a special session starting Tuesday. Leaders like Miss Julia Fitzpatrick and Miss Alma Taylor urged a larger raise, while nurses and teachers weigh independent action if blocked.
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Boston
Beacon Hill
Julia Fitzpatrick
Boston Teachers’ Association
Alma Taylor
The
Wells School
Nurses’ Association
Miss Taylor
Katherine K. Marlow
Women’s Club
Annie G. Secollard
Boston Teachers’ Club
Elementary Teachers’ Club
William B. Snow
Bos
Schoolmen Members Debate Schedule Protection and Demands
The Schoolmen's Club led by Stacy Southworth and Henry Fallcna of the Schoolmen's Economic Association along with teachers discussed last year's scheduling difficulties. Chairman Sullivan warned teachers against asking too much while noting the ongoing effort to protect the regular schedule.
Cambridge Teachers Strike Over Salary Debt Crisis
Cambridge teachers told the Cambridge Board of Trade delegation that loan agencies preyed on them due to low pay. A projected bill could raise teacher salaries by 600, with 71 percent borrowing or selling bonds and 76 percent left with nothing after expenses. Superintendent Fitzgerald and instructor Warren Foss supported the demand.
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Cambridge
Cambridge Teachers’ Club
Cambridge Board of Trade
M. G. Mauioy
Michael I. Fitzgerald
Warren Foss
Cambridge High School
Boston
Local church notices list upcoming event times and venues
The notice lists event times and venues: November 18 at 8 P M at Brookline Monday Navy Universalist Church Harvard Street Beacon near Coolidge Corner November 20 at 8 P M in Waltham Asbury Temple Main and Moody Streets November 1 at 9 P M Mattapan Oakland Hall Oakland Street You are cordially invited
Downtown Store Credit Offers For All Goods
A notice from 8 Winter Street advertises credit terms at the downtown department store and other leading cash stores for buying any kind of goods on credit.
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Winter Street
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Gorman’s Theatre
South and
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Everett Olympia Theatre
Chelsea Street
Everett Square
Navy U
Niversalist Church
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Coolidge Corner
Waltham
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