Rail travel costs rise in Cuba vs United States
A Cuba travel piece outlines higher rail fares and scarce services, noting Havana to Santiago routes and limited sleepers. It describes conditions on the island, including delays, crowded cars, and hardships faced by travelers seeking lower berth options and smoother journeys.
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Hotel Slashes Waiter Wages By Twenty Percent
A hotel announced a twenty percent wage cut for waiters citing poor business. The notice stated salaries would drop from seven to nine and a half dollars per week, with overall pay reduced and adjustments to tips. The decision drew mixed reactions from staff and patrons as management prepared for the new pay scale.
New clothing workers schedule cuts wages 305 percent
In 1919 the United Clothing Workers union announces a new piece work wage schedule for clothing industry employees. The plan prompts strikes and lockouts as manufacturers and workers clash over the rate structure amid a broader dispute within the industry.
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Merger of Express Companies Made Permanent
Washington authorities granted permanent consolidation of major express firms Amathiein Wells-Fargo and Souter into the Averti Express Company. The Commerce Commission approved one unified carrier to serve the public with standardized rates and integrated services across the transportation system.
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Philadelphia Girls Club Returns from England Trip
The Philadelphia Girls' Club recounted their journey to England where retirees and leaders described learning experiences during hockey and sightseeing. They highlighted friendships formed, the challenging voyages, and the impact of several visits on the group.
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Postpone Grove Hearing in Lansing
Mihcearings on application for correction of Layouts data prohibition have been postponed to December 28. The case concerns the fatal shooting involving an Unley man and Wisconsin connection. Unclear portions reference two months and local details.
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U.S. Christmas Tree Use Reaches Near Five Million This Year
The Forest Service estimates four to five million Christmas trees are felled annually in the United States. Demand is highest in New York, New England, and Philadelphia areas, with spruce, fir, and pine varieties common. Some trees come from thinning operations or forests cleared for farming. red cedar and incense cedar appear in drier regions.
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Workers Take Over Iron Works Operations At Newbern
Owners surrender control of the Newbern Yores and Supply iron works to the employees for an indefinite period. A revised 40 year agreement allows workers to operate the plant and share profits above operating costs, with profits distributed among the workers. A separate note reports a wood automobile disk wheel undergoing tests, claimed to be strong, waterproof, and better at distributing road shocks.
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Marching Clubs Committee Named For Carnival Here
A marching clubs committee was announced to organize a major feature during the winter carnival. The roster lists many local names and organizations including Civic Body and Woodmen, with Cape May Descendants noted as a separate item.
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