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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1919
Page
2
At a joint conference, Dr. Garfield defended a 14 percent wage rise as a fair adjustment aligned with cost of living gains. He proposed a permanent consultative board with equally represented miner and operator delegates and urged quarterly industry data reports.
Former Secretary of the Treasury William G McAdoo rebutted coal operators critique of his charge that 1917 profits were shocking and indefensible He urged disclosure of current tax returns to settle whether price increases are justified He cited wage proposals as fair within living costs and warned that public cost rises would hit factories and homes nationwide.
Norman Ryan and Joseph Gavin of Cambridge were sentenced to six months in the House of Correction by Judge OCon nell in East Cambridge Superior Court for larceny of automobiles after pleading guilty. Albert Is Mann of Porter Road Cambridge was fined $200 for receiving a stolen car. The arrests followed a Cambridge police investigation into wholesale auto theft last September.
Washington, Nov. 26. William Green, secretary of the United Mine Workers, said negotiations would end tomorrow as operators refuse any wage increase and miners reject Dr Garfield figures. Many miners align with Alexander Howat of Kansas, declaring they will quit and fight if a living wage year round is not secured.
A dense catalog style page lists women’s suits in navy and gray, leather and velvet coats, beaded gowns, georgette and satin dresses, and numerous skirts and blouses with prices from $3.95 to $295.00. Children's wear, infants’ garments, stockings, and home goods accompany the selection, including sale notes and reduced prices.
London Nov 26 A House of Commons bill that would allow Viscount Astor to relinquish his hereditary title was defeated 16 to 56 The measure was introduced by labor member J H Thomas Opposition led by Edward F Wood Unionist MP for Ripon warned that piecemeal reform of the Lords would be prejudiced by such action
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