Wage demands of shoe workers refused in Boston
Boston July 29 demands of workers at 23 Brockton shoe factories for higher wages are rejected. The action affects asters variptrs and troens employed across multiple plants, signaling a setback for labor talks in the footwear industry.
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Asters, Variptrs and
Troens
Brockton
State denies wage increase after arbitration ruling
Fifty percent wage hikes were denied by the state after the conclusion of conflict and arbitration today. Only the cases of the trees workers received an extra five cents per hour, and those in minor operations were granted small advances.
Deport Hindus Who Are Here Unlawfully
New York July 1 a general movement to deport all Hindus residing not fully in the United States was launched today by immigration authorities with the bringing to his Upland of 27 Singhalese from the milling districts of western Pennsylvania. Ellisor Meils estimated there are now in the United States 000 Hindus and other natives at the barred zones of the coast who entered the country without having been duly admitted by the immigration service.
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New York
United States
Pennsylvania
Ellis
Immigration Service
Spy held for four weeks in Baja California
Lower California July 25. Henry M. aint, Com General Nana in the Republic of San Salvador, was released after claims of being held nearly four weeks by Mexican authorities. He says he was arrested at Lasenada while on vacation for possessing pictures and suspected of spying for provisional president De La Fuente.
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Aexicals
Lower
Calif
Henry MM. Aint
Nana
Republic of San Salvador
Exican
Lasenada
California
de la Fiurba
Potatoes Sold Off as Schooner Trin Arrives Early
The schooner Trin arrived on Wednesday with a cargo of potatoes and has disposed of the entire Jena. It will return to Watatuck by eleven tomorrow for another load.
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Jena
Watatuck
Archbishop Mannix Attacks Hughes in Irish Independence Row
Archbishop Mannix denounces Premier Hughes as a renegade and British imperialist in a speech amid tensions over Ireland. The American commission on Irish independence notes the dispute, while Australia plans a point 2d commission to convey true Australian sentiment to influence policy on the issue.
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Fremier Blughes
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Dey
Manni
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America
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Ari
Christ
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