Presidents demand reinstatement of Bridgeport strike workers
President Wilson orders Remington Arms UMC Bridgeport Liberty Ordnance and other manufacturers to reinstate all striking machinists and workers who return to work after the War Labor Board decision. He states several thousand workers complied and urges immediate reinstatement.
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Freemasons confer high 33d degree at 106th session
The Supreme Council Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite held its opening meeting at the Masonic Temple with 125 143 members in its jurisdiction. In the evening 116 members received the 33d degree the highest. New England recipients include Warren Coli Philbrook Waterville Me and several others across New England and nearby states. A triennial election of officers occurs this morning at the Masonic Temple.
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Barre
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Rutland
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Boston
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Austin Adelbert Heath
Worcester
Charles Arthur
Senators Set Sept 26 Vote On Woman Suffrage Amendment
Senate leaders agreed to bring up the woman suffrage constitutional amendment for consideration on September 26. Senator Jones of New Mexico, chair of the suffrage committee, predicted a margin of three to four votes over the required two thirds and said the measure should reach a final vote quickly with limited debate.
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Nash Car Stolen From State House Grounds
Senator Kenneth L. Nash of South Weymouth reported his car stolen from under the State House archway yesterday afternoon. He had left the automobile on the grounds while at his Tremont Building law office.
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South Weymouth
State House
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Tremont Building
State primary tallies show Clement leading GOP ticket
Secretary of State tabulations show Clement with 12 060 votes, Darling 11 408, and Howe 9 122 for governor. Overall state officer results align closely with prior press figures, with the plurality totaling 657 and an 112 vote press increase on primary night.
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Carmen's Conference Delayed by Illness Reported
Trustees of the Boston Elevated Street Railway postponed their conference with company officers due to illness. The meeting, intended to discuss pending matters, was put off indefinitely as executives convalesce.
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