War Department explains courses for rehabilitation
The Loyal Posts of the American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars report pamphlets from Lieutenant Colonel M C Smith. The War Department outlines two disabled classes eligible for vocational training. One group receives monthly allowances from 80 to 150 dollars and can train in agriculture industry commerce transportation and on the job. After completion the Federal board helps find a permanent position and maintains contact. The rumor that compensation drops during training is false. benefits are not reduced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign
M. C. Smith
Secretary of War
Federal Board
War Department
Honor Certificate for Gold Star Mothers Issued
The French high commission acting under the government will issue by ed. 22 an honor certificate to gold star mothers or next of kin of men who died in U S service in France through American Legion posts. Entitled individuals should contact Lt Eric Nutt at the council chamber city hall or John Clancy at Gunn Rubber Co Raiitela Avenue or 30 East Haton Street. An executive committee meeting of the region is called for Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
French High Commission
United States Service
France
American Legion
Eric Nutt
Council ‘Chamber
John Clancy
Gunn Rubber Co
Raiitela Avenue
East Haton Street
Maine Massachusetts lobster dispute heard by House panel
The House merchant marine committee heard the long standing Maine and Massachusetts clash over lobster rights. Maine sets a ten and a half inch minimum size for lobsters, and Maine argues for federal action to bar interstate shipments of smaller lobsters. Proponents urge no interstate commerce for lobsters unlawfully taken from Maine waters within three miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universal Service
Washington
Maine
Massachusetts
House Merchant Marine Committee
Harry C. Wilbur
Maine ‘Fisheries Commission
Three Mile
Price to Speak at Lowell Chamber Dinner
Seward B. Price executive secretary of the chamber of commerce will attend a reorganization dinner at the Lowell chamber of commerce this noon in Lowell. The Massachusetts chamber has just closed a successful campaign for new members. Price will be one of the speakers at the dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seward B. Price
Chamber of Commerce
Lowell Chamber of Commerce
Lowell
Massachusetts Chamber
Price
Tenants Sued for Property Damage at Pine Street Store and Flat
Joseph and Mary Lamnitzer sue Morris Jr and Lena Schwartz at Common Pleas court alleging tenants damaged a store at 3as 37 Pine Street and a Pine Street flat, wrecking walls and ceilings and carting away articles totaling 6390 in value, violating lease that terminated October 1, 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Jr
Lena Schwartz
Pine Street
Joseph
Mary Lamnitzer
Common Pleas Court
Schwaritz
Appointments to appraise Chester A Dunap high school site
Judge Keeler named Dorr Whitney Arthur DeNigson and Judge Thomas C Coughlin as commissioners to appraise and condemn the Stratford property of Chester E F Dunap for a new high school. Town and owner dispute price and delay persists. Public notice follows. Winnipeg papers resume editions after print shortage. paper shipment arrives from Port Frances mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorr
Whitney
Arthur*Denigson
Thomas C Coughlin
Stratford
Keeler
Chester EF. Dunap
Winnipeg
Port Frances Mills
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Meyers Outlet Store
Veterans of Foreign Wars
House Committee
Maine-Mass
J.ec’s
Morris
Axminsters
Manhattan Island
Ulin
Talking Machines
al Lee
al Jolson
Geo. Meader
Irving Kaufman
Cairo
Art Hickman
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