Will Consider Wage Dispute By Postal Commission
A joint congressional commission will review postal salary schedules at the Federal building in the city next Thursday and Friday. Postal workers in New England look to the hearing as crucial amid recent wage actions, with Rep. Martin B. Madden and Sen. John H. Bankhead leading the charge.
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United States Senate
House of Representatives
Federal
New England
Congress
Martin B. Madden
Illinois
John H. Bankhead
Alabama
Morrill Enters N H Governor Race for 1920 Primaries
Concord Republican Arthur Morrill, president of the State Senate, announces his candidacy for governor in the 1920 primaries. He previously served as speaker of the House in 1917 and acted as speaker during the 1915 closing session.
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Concord
N. H
Arthur Morrill
State Senate
Death Sentenced Sought for Man Who Betrayed Edith Cavell
Paris reports a court martial prosecutor requests a death sentence for Georges Gaston Quien. He is charged with treasonable dealings with the enemy and betraying Edith Cavell, the English nurse executed by Germans in 1915.
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Miss Cavell
Paris
Georges Gaston Quien
Quien
Wagner
Edith Cavell
Pope Bestows Honors on American Prelates
In Rome on September 4 Pope Benedict named as private chamberlains Monsignor John Rogers and Monsignor Philip Bryan of San Francisco. He also appointed Monsignor Joseph F. Stillemans of New York City as domestic prelate.
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Rome
Benedict
John Rogers
Philip Bryan
San Francisco
Joseph F. Stillemans
New York City
Supreme Council Delays Reply On Rumanians and Teschen Issue
Paris notes indicate the supreme council will send a new note to Romania via an English high commissioner outlining allied aims on Romanian occupation of Hungary. The council also discusses the Teschen dispute between Poland and Czecho Slovakia as Benes presents the Czech view. Tomorrow Paderewski and Dmowski will present Poland's position.
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Paris
Supreme Council
George Clerk
British
Foreign Office
Bucharest
Hungary
Nicholas Misu
Rumania
Teschen
Poland
Czecho- Slovakia
Benes
Paderewski
R. W. Dmowsk
New England Housewives Recipes Delights and Bakes
A compact collection of vintage recipes including butter cookies with nut meats, banana fritters with lemon sauce, orange walnut cake, jelly roll, and decorative frosting tips. Includes method steps, measurements, and serving notes attributed to Mrs. James M’Tierney of Worcester.
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James M’tierney
Lakewood Street
Worcester
Middlesex and Boston Street Railway to cut service
The Middlesex and Boston Street Railway Company will reduce service in 19 cities and towns starting Monday. Vice-President George M. Cox said fewer than 50 workers will be laid off due to a deficit of 82,170.11 dollars for the year ending June 30, 1919 and a payroll rise of 150,000 dollars.
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Middlesex and Boston Street Railway Company
George M. Cox
Women Defeat Men Over Atlanta Primary Vote
Atlanta, Sept. 4. Members of the city Democratic executive committee which recently granted Atlanta women the vote in the Democratic white primary appeared to be defeated to a man. Chairman E. C. Buchanan said the result was due to the women’s votes.
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Atlanta
Democratic Executive Committee
E. C. Buchanan
Calf Moose Mission Sparks Tense North Woods Debate
In a remote lake island chase, Eddie the guide aims to capture two day-old calves for the British Museum. The narrator objects citing ethics and camp disruption, while Eddie insists on killing and skinning them to aid science. The hunt unfolds through a tangled, perilous terrain ending with a tense confrontation over the expedition’s purpose.
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Eddie
Del
Charlie
Northwest
Tobeatic Lake
British Museum
Moose
Milford
Liverpool
To be continued in tomorrow's Post and daily
The note indicates serial publication of a ongoing story across the Daily and Sunday Post with updates promised each day until finish. No specific names, dates, or locations are given in the fragment.
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Tomorrow’s Post
Daily
Sunday Post
Rail shopmen leave strike decision to officials
Washington in early September reports say 225000 railroad shop workers rejected President Wilson's wage offer by a large margin but will defer the strike decision to their international officers. The announcement came as the union weighs next steps in the labor dispute.
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Washington
Wilson
Four District 26 UMWA members favor Canada general strike
Sydney Nova Scotia reports four of six District 26 United Mine Workers of America board members support a general strike across Canada from Sept 1 unless Winnipeg strike leaders are freed on bail. James McLachlan, secretary treasurer, announced it. Two members silent. A mass meeting protest is set for Glace Bay Sunday.
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Sydney
N. S
United Mine Workers of America
Canada
Winnipeg
James McLachlan
Glace Bay
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