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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1919

Page

3

May avert strike on Bay State workers

Correspondence between Currier counsel for the Eastern Massachusetts Street Railway and Vahey counsel for the Bay State Carmen's Union reportedly eased the strike risk. Currier urged understanding of wage limits and urged settlement through union channels. Vahey to present the issue to a joint conference board and report back. union meetings held late last night to decide on a general strike for 4600 carmen, action to be announced today.

Guy W. Currier Theastern Massachusetts Street Railway Company James H. Vahey Bay State Carmen's Union Bay State Joint Conference Board Bay State System William J. Murphy Currier

Military Training to Start in New England Colleges

Captain Charles Estes of the R C T C says compulsory military training begins with the new school year in several New England colleges. The ROTC programs will be integrated into all college courses with instructors supplied by the government. Institutions listed include Boston University Norwich University MIT UMass Amherst M A College Rhode Island State Connecticut Agricultural Maine University.

New England Charles Thompson Istes Newngland Boston University Norwich University Massachusetts Institute of Technology Massachusetts Agricultural College Rhode Island State College Connecticut Agricultural College University of Maine Estes

Skirt Lengths Dividing Fashion Minds At Chicago Meet

Chicago September 11 designers gather for the Washington Art League of America conference to vote on American skirt lengths. Debate centers on whether to follow Paris fashion of seven inch hems or safer six to eight inch looks as war era practicality influences style. France reportedly frowns on tailored suits while American women push for shorter, functional garments.

Chicago Washion Art League of America France Mme Alla Ripley League

Welcome Home at Provincetown Sept 18

Provincetown to host a welcome home celebration for service men on September 18 under War Camp Community Service auspices. Governor Coolidge is invited to attend with Brigadier General Sweetser Adjutant General Stevens the quartermaster chief Colonel William H B Emery and Lt Frank Williams commander of the Morris Light Post of the American Legion.

Provincetown War Camp Community Service Coolidge Sweetser Stevens Quartermaster’s Department William Hb, Emery Frank Williams Provincetown “Morris-Light American Legion

Peace Day Proposal for November 11 Nationwide

A letter to the editor urges instituting November 11 as a national Peace Day. It notes current school observances on May 18 Hague Day and calls for a broad, year round celebration across colleges, churches, clubs, theatres and community centers to promote cooperation among nations and lasting peace.

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