Aring House for Disputes by Norton
Senator Walsh of Massachusetts on the labor committee probes disputes as part of a broader inquiry. The report outlines tensions within labor relations and the role of government oversight.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1919
Page
8
Labor law clash over clearing house and arbitration
A statement favored a federal clearing house for labor disputes while opposing compulsory arbitration. The speaker promoted a neutrally staffed mechanism to settle conflicts but rejected mandatory arbitration as a government remedy.
Public debate on compulsory arbitration and industrial dispute clearing
Senator Walsh opposes compulsory arbitration saying it would strip labor of its only weapon and urges a government clearing house to report on disputes. He warns against isolating the issue and predicts a delayed strike may just prolong conflict. The committee hopes to reach Pittsburg this week, timing pending treaty vote talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iesolation
Walsh
Pittsburg
Paderewski's Duty To His Musical Art
In a Post letter the writer recalls Paderewski as Poland's president while noting his claim of forgetting how to play the piano. The piece argues one Paderewski is irreplaceable at the piano, while many could lead the republic, urging devotion to art over governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ignace Jan Paderewski
Polish Republic
Paderewski
New Republic
POST
Bird Refuses Taft Appeal for League Funds
Former President Taft asked Charles Sumner Bird for a substantial contribution to fund a campaign for ratification of the peace treaty with reservations. Bird declined in a blunt letter, opposing the league covenant as presented and condemning it as propping up actions harming China and the United States. He demanded his name be removed from the list of supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Sumner Bird
Taft
Bird
Mr. Taft
League
Lodge
Senate
Mondell Refuses Postponement on Fitzgerald Unseating
Congressman Mondell rejects a request to postpone the elections committee report. The panel recommends Fitzgerald be seated and Tague declared elected. The report is set for Oct 15 despite Luce’s absence and Fitzgerald's secretary urging delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mondell
House
Committee On Elections
John F. Fitzgerald
Peter F. Tague
Luce
Laundry Owners Demand Hallmark Law Against Mislabeling
The national convention of laundry owners in New York voted to urge Congress to outlaw the mislabeling of textile goods as all wool or pure linen. The draft law would impose heavy penalties for improper labeling, urged by Dr Harvey G Elledge of Pittsburgh, the principal speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Convention of Laundry Owners
Congress
Harvey G. Elledgem
Pittsburg
Separated Just After Marriage In Norfolk Case
The petition filed in the Norfolk Superior Court at Dedham seeks annulment for Miss Adelaide S D Horton and Charles L Goodrich after a Sept 10 1913 wedding in Wellesley. Mrs Goodrich also seeks custody of two children Dorothea P and Thelma A as desertion is alleged. The Rines were married Sept 14 1904 in Nashua New Hampshire. Martha M Shepard of Weymouth seeks relief from James E Shepard due to cruel treatment and adultery. she asks to resume her maiden Pagett name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide S$. Horton
Wellesley
Charles L. Goodrich
Dorothea P
Thelma A. the Rines
Nashua
N. H
Martha M. Shepard
Weymouth
James E. Shepard
Boston
The
Libellant
Pagett
Miss Horton
Goodrich
Annie A. Atwood
William C. Andrews
Holbrook
Dora Andrews
William C
Edith D
Emile J. Decelle
Quincy
Beatrice M. Decelle
Decelles
Arthur Howard Frink
Milton
Lillian Griffiths Frink
Worcester
Vera
Norwood
Genevieve L. Condon
Randolph
Richard P. Condon, Jr
Mildred
Grace
Grace L. Murray
Brookline
Clyde E. Murray
Donald E
Malden
Melrose
Gertrude B. Bunell
Edward F. Bunell
Bunells
Marion G
Gordon E
Evelyn M
Alice L. Carandonis
Stoughton
Kimon Carandonis
Brockton
Mary
Today’s Community Events Across Somerville and Boston
Public Market opens at Wilson Square Somerville at 6 m. The day features corporate communion at St Pauls Cathedral Harvard, Pomona Grange meeting in Lexington at 2:30 p.m. D A R chapter meets Faelten Hall at 3 p.m. Fire prevention drills at Filene’s begin 6 p.m. Pro Rata supper for Lynn teachers at Lynn English High Gym. Knights of Pythias amass 8 p.m. Knights and Ladies of Tara host a dance and whist at Deacon Hall. American Legion posts meet at 7 p.m. and 8 p.m. Royal Rose Croix installation at O Connell Hall Roxbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Square
Somerville
St. Paul's Society (Episcopal
Harvard University
St. Paul
Middlesex Central
Pomona Grange
Lexington First Parish
Lexington
John Paul Jones
Faelten Hall
Filene’s
Boston Fire Department
Lynn
Lynn English High School
Back Bay Post
American Legion
Clarendon Street Baptist Church Brotherhood
Knights of Pythias
Ellis
Somerset Street
Thomas J. Roberts
Lithgow Hall
Rose Croix Council
Knights of Columbus
O’connell
Hibernian
Roxbury
Engagement announced for Miss Helen Haynes and Robert Burnett
Announcement records the engagement of Miss Helen Haynes daughter of Mrs Charlotte Haynes of Boston to Robert M Burnett of Southboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Haynes
Charlotte Haynes
Boston
Robert M. Burnett
Southboro
Gasometer dispute heard by Boston commissioners
A Gas and Electric Light Commission hearing examined North End residents’ petition to remove the Boston Consolidated Gas Company gasometer on Prince Street. Former Representative Vincent Brogna warned of danger and property devaluation, citing a molasses tank collapse in Commercial Street. Vice-President Barnum defended safety, noting low gas pressure and no history of explosions. The petition was taken under consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gas and Electric Light Commissioners
North End
Boston Consolidated Gas Company
Prince Street
Vincent Brogna
Commercial Street
Barnum
Kaiser to Move from Amerongen to Dooren Residence
Amsterdam Oct 7 report states the former German Emperor will leave Amerongen about Dec 16 and take up residence at Dooren. The evacuation follows military considerations as the former ruler relocates to a new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam
Amerongen
Dooren
Poslam Skin Remedy Ad Claims Quick Itch Relief
An advertisement touts Poslam as effective for eczema and stubborn skin troubles. It promises soothing relief from itching and cooling action, then healing, with no risk. Free samples offered from Emergency Laboratories, New York City. Poslam Soap suggested for tender skin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West 47Th St
New York City
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Aring House
Senator Walsh
Plan For
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Robert L. Norton
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Inves
George Frost CO
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S. S
Columbia
Batavia
Dreadnaught
Riverside
Mansfield
Plain
Fiemeo
Tafit
Says League Covenant
Fitzgerald
New
Fremont
Home Makers
Nial Buffet
Fin
Rame
Bach
Rattan Rockers
Axminster Handsome
Biel
Nairn Navorwnan Company
Wes Wwlent
Edith E. Rines
Medway
Harvey R. Rines
Knights and Ladies of Tara
Deacon Hall
X-Kaiser
Viola Brand
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