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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1922

Page

3

Coolidge Sees Nation Back To Normalcy At Rally

Vice-President Calvin Coolidge told a Manchester New Hampshire Republican rally that unprecedented crises were met and disposed of by the Harding administration. He praised armament talks, veteran rehabilitation, reduced government spending, and farmer purchasing power as factors returning the country to prosperity. He urged Pan American unity and stronger South American trade.

Manchester N. H Calvin Coolidge United States Coolidge Harding South America

Powder Point Adds Second Team to Rivers Schedule

The schedule now includes a Powder Point second team along with Thayer and Groton second teams. Fes senden and Mitchell Military are also listed for upcoming games.

Powder Point Rivers Thayer and Groton Fessenden Mitchell Military

Improved labor markets cut idle workers nationwide

Washington reports higher employment with few idle men seeking work across the United States. Telegraph responses from the United States employment service show a widespread shortage of common labor and strong demand for skilled workers in many trades and industries. Massachusetts and Connecticut report pronounced common labor shortages and fully employed building trades.

Washington United States Department of Labor United States Employment Service Massachusetts Connecticut New England States

Predicts Expansion of Southern Textile Mills

Frederick H. Bishop of Boston told the Southern Textile Exposition in Greenville that Southern mills have advantages in raw materials and labor and could grow by pursuing foreign business. He said New England mills won’t be driven out, but the South could gain markets to reduce dependence on Eastern cotton goods pricing.

Wayland Odd Fellows Hall Wayland High School Joseph J. Bryden Wayland Department Waltham Framingham Natick Cochituate Weston Charles Baldwin Ray Coakley Joseph Hammond Robert Dolan Dennis J. McSweeney Hubert Normile Howard Lyford Unitarian Church Greenville New England Bishop

Four Involved as Brockton Gas Truck Overturns

Four men were injured and seven received minor bruises when an auto truck from Brockton Gas Light Company overturned on Pleasant Street late today. Two men were taken for treatment.

Brockton Brockton Gas Light Company Pleasant Street

Eleven Men Die In Truck Accident During Rain

A truck carrying eleven men from Sharon to Brockton Hospital crashed during a heavy rain shortly before 6 PM. One man died on the scene and ten were taken home. Fourteen of the 1191 ton destroyers have been converted into fast mine layers capable of deploying mine fields at sea.

Brockton Hospital Sharon

Sale of Securities Blocked by Public Utilities Findings

Department of Public Utilities blocks sale of securities for Guaranteed Service Corporal and Kay Silvers, Inc. after failing to provide required records. The ruling halts actions pending compliance. A stray line notes in India a bungalow is a thatched hut.

Department of Public Utilities Kay Silvers, Inc Chae State India

Lack of Work Due to Style Across Boston Garment Trade

Benjamin Schlesinger of New York, head of the International Ladies' Garment Workers' Union, says Boston’s garment work decline is due to style, not overall industry slump. He notes national conditions are thriving and predicts double the garments sold this year, with orders rising as the next season begins late December and early January.

Boston Benjamin Schlesinger New York International Ladies’ Garment Workers’ Union Schlesinger

Unidentified man collapses at Boylston station

An unidentified man collapsed at the Boylston station in Washington. Responders arrived but 정보 unavailable and the incident remains under investigation.

Boylston Station Washington

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