Provincetown Appropriation Discussion Ends In Unanimous Vote
A legislative hearing on an additional appropriation for Provincetown ended with unanimous support. The proposed $25,000 would supplement a larger $280,000 package for memorials and related projects including a monument, parkways, and landscape work. Representatives from multiple towns backed the measure, while no opponents answered the chairman’s call to state their views.
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Provincetown
Andrew P. Doyle
New Bedford
M. F. Shaw
Revere
Edgar J. Buck
Warren
Fred Bradbury
Lawrence
Isaac W. Wood
Fall River
Harry C. Woodill
Melrose
A. ©. Durgin
Wenham
Re Rice
Rockland
D. Herbert Cook
William J. Nathan
Natick
George 8. Marsh
Hing
Nathan S. Clark
Truro
John Dd. W. Bodfish
Barnstable
Raymond A. Hopkins
Fiverett I. Nye
Wellesley
S. W. McCaslin
John W.W. Churchill
Plymouth
Howard B. Wing
Bourne
Gifford
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Wyeth
Dalmatia Tensions Cloud Adriatic Naval Standstill
London dispatch says Frank L. Polk and Rear Admiral Knapp held talks on American naval posture in Europe as Dalmatia questions loom. Italian Admiral Millo greeted D Annunzio at Zara and signaled neutrality if raids proceed. Commander Hickey of U S S Maddox joined the briefing with Baltic and northern Russia updates.
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London
Frank L. Polk
Harry Ss. Knapp
United States
European
Dalmatia
Adriatic
D’annunzio
Spalato
Millo
Zara
A. S. Hickey
Baltic
Baltic States
Russia
Coal wage talks move to Wilson cabinet
Washington November 24. Settlement of a new wage agreement in the bituminous coal industry awaited action by President Wilsons Cabinet tonight. The issue may go to the President. Fuel Administrator Garfield told joint wage scale committees of operators and miners five guiding principles, though workers and mine owners read them differently in informal discussions after the meeting.
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Washington
Wilson
Garfield
Garfield Plan Shrinks Wage Rise In United States Coal Strike
Cabinet leaders meet after a long conference with Attorney General Palmer and officials as Garfield proposes limiting pay increases to match cost of living changes. He argues the public, operators, or both must bear any rise, with five guiding principles to curb wartime profits and align with postwar prices. The note warns of possible presidential referral if cabinet unity fails.
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Garfield
Wilson
Fuel Administration
United States
Europe
Call on President to End Coal Strike
Washington November 4. The National Federation of Construction Industries adopted a resolution urging the President to use all federal resources to end the coal strike and restore normal production. T A Randall warns a 30 day fuel shortage threatens hundreds of plants and firms. most industries could halt without coal. Frazee and Randall arranged to seek temporary relief from Dr Garfield.
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Washington
National Federation of Construction Industries
T. A. Randall
National Brick Manufacturers’ Association
Randall
John C. Frazee
Ood
Garfield
Labor party seeks impeachment of Judge Anderson in petition
The new national Labor party formally voiced a demand for the impeachment of Judge A. B. Anderson of the United States District Court. The petition cites his action in granting the government a mandatory injunction ordering rescinding of the coal miners strike call. Every delegate to the party convention signed the petition.
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Chicago
A. B. Anderson
United States District Court
Natonal Labor Party
Congress
Intervention unlikely as Jenkins case draws state dept review
Sharp calls for Jenkins release gave way to Mexican claims he aided bandits. Two American embassy officers in Mexico City have been dispatched to Puebla to interview Jenkins and compile facts for the State Department.
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Jenkins
State Department
Mexico City
Puebla
Jenkins Case Under Consideration Reported Today
Reports today indicate participation in reviewing the Jenkins case with officials and observers noting ongoing discussions. The precise venue and timing remain unclear, but authorities emphasize formal consideration and potential rulings forthcoming.
Mexico to Reply to American Note on Consul Jenkins
In Laredo Texas Nov 24 1924 the Mexican government decided to answer the note from the American State Department regarding the kidnapping and arrest of Consul Jenkins. This move comes despite a Mexican foreign office view that the Carranza government should await court action first.
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State Department
United States
Lansing
Puebla
Carranza
Mexico City
Jenkins
Cabrera
Luis Cabrera
Treasury
Larbedo
Tex
American State Department
Bond Thefts Cleared Up In Boston Case
The disappearance of bonds from Wall Street during recent months is linked to Edward Hawkes and Harry Walker, sentenced to the Concord Reformatory for an indefinite period. A Boston messenger stole bonds valued at $39,000 from Lee M. Prince & Co. of New York. Inspector Murphy captured Walker with $5,500 in railroad bonds. Hawkes and Walker conspired via a New York messenger and a Boston contact. Hawkes, 19, and Walker, 20, were arrested for receiving stolen property.
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Wall Street
Suffolk Superior
Murphy
Walker
New York
Boston
Hawkes
Tremont Street
Somerville Teachers to Receive $400 Raise
Somerville school committee voted in favor of a $400 raise for all regularly employed teachers in the city. The increase would start December 29, covering over 300 teachers in elementary and high schools, with an appropriation between $160,000 and $175,000 for the coming year.
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Somerville
Army Faces Sugar Shortage Says No Surplus Stock
The United States Army reports no remaining sugar reserves and failure to secure new supplies. Negotiations have begun to locate sources to meet future needs.
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Washington
United States
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