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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1922

Page

3

General Strike Not Favored by Labor Leaders

Atlantic City September report notes AFL executive council rejects general strike and extends court injunction for 10 days. They plan fundraising and potential levies, foresee no broad walkout, and back education drive for workers while pursuing internal union purges. Great Northern introduces record long sleeping cars over 115 feet with 20 berths each.

Atlantic City United ‘News J. H. Wilkerson Executive Council of American Federation of Labor Wilkerson Daugherty Federation Sermens Great Northern Railway Eney

Proctors Victory Certainty In Vermont Republican Race

With 51 of 247 districts missing Redfield Proctor of Proctor appears certain to win the Republican gubernatorial nomination over Lieutenant Governor Abram Foote of Cornwall. Foote led 16 018 to 20 046 in completed returns from 206 towns, with larger cities yet to report. Other nominees listed without opposition include Greene Mayo Jackson Fleetwood Kennedy Dale Wilson Billings Shurtleff Cave Hibard Archibald Leamy Gates Clift.

Montpelier Redfield Proctor Proctor Abram W. Foote Cornwall Foote United States Frank L. Greene St. Albans William B. Mayo Northfield J. Holmes Jackson Burlington Frederick G. Fleetwood Morrisville James E. Kennedy Essex Porter Dale Island Pond John J. Wilson Bethel Frederick 8. Billings Woodstock Harry C. Shurtleff Thomas H. Cave, Jr

McLeod Leads Blease In Columbia Nomination Race

With 74 of 1321 precincts reporting in South Carolina McLeod leads Blease for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination by about 15000 votes in Columbia.

McLeod Blease Columbia, S. C Columbia D. C State Tonight Thomas G. McLeod Cole L. Blease

The Adventure of the Devil's Foot to Run in Boston Sunday Post

The Boston Sunday Post Magazine will publish Conan Doyle's Sherlock Holmes story The Adventure of the Devil's Foot in full. Holmes and Watson confront a case involving supernatural rumors and a perilous mystery with a deadly footprint upon the scene.

Sherlock Holmes the Devil’s Foot A. Conan Doyle Boston Sunday Post

Irish vote to approve free state confidence in government

In Dublin the Irish parliament passed a confidence resolution 54 to 15 with Labourites in the minority. William Cosgrave praised the cabinet action against the Republicans in the Four Courts, calling it a wise decision. William Sears urged readers to avoid national tragedy by rejecting English meddling.

Free State Dublin Associated Press William Cosgrave Dailytreann Four Courts William Sears

Parliament Debate Allocates Power Over Armies in Treaty Talks

In a Dublin session, Prof Whelan and Darrell Figgis criticized the government's handling of the treaty and unemployment. Richard Mulcahy urged peace standards, insisting Parliament control constitutional lines and a people’s army under national government, while the army must be regulatory. Autumn extends from March 22 to June 22 in the south.

Professor Whelan Galway Darrell Figgis Dublin Sears Dail Richard Mulcahy

Movie Star Seena Owen Walsh Divorce Case Moves Forward

In Los Angeles Signe Allen Walsh known as Seena Owen fights to suppress a deposition by Irma Battini former nurse in the Walsh home in New York. The suit against George Walsh film star seeks to bar or limit the nurse's testimony about domestic life and Mrs Walsh.

Los Angeles Cal Allen Walsh Seena Owen George Walsh Miss Owen Walsh Crall Estelle Taylor

Esther Bass Quits Brookfield Teaching Over Religion

Esther Bass a State Normal School graduate from Worcester says her Hebrew faith caused clashes with Brookfield Schools Superintendent Edward C. Hempel leading to her resignation as a teacher. She stated at her home that the superintendent asked her to leave the residence.

Worcester Esther Bass State Normal School Barclay Street Edward C. Hempel Brookfield

New Hats Special at Misses' Hat Shop

Hats on sale for 3.95 in colors Cherry bittersweet copen pearl toast and sand. Misses' Hat Shop, third floor.

Misses’ Hat Shop

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