Believes Women Have Future in Railway Service
Miss Pauline Goldmark, manager of the women’s service section of the U S Railroad Administration, says women have a future in railway work and deserve equal pay for equal work. She notes wage scales were equal during the war and cites a drop in women workers from 101,000 to 82,204 after armistice due to economy, veterans returning, and reducing undue hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Pauline Goldmark
Division of Labor
United States Railroad Administration
Black Hand Again Shows Itself in U. S.
In New Orleans on February 27 a blast damaged the home of Peter Cuccia as residents recall a deafening explosion. Cuccia his wife and two children slept through the incident, with locals suspecting Black Hand operatives connected to wartime unrest.
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U. S
New Orleans
Black-handera
Peter Cuccia
Cucccia
Fear and stock reports lead to tragedy at Vanderbilt hotel
In New York ED 27, Mrs. Clare Ellison Page died at the Vanderbilt hotel after a personal crisis prompted by stock market declines. Police indicate she spent most of her time watching stock reports, with investigators treating the death as self-inflicted amid recent investor downturns.
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New York
Walat
Mra
Clare Ellison Page
Vanderbilt Hotel
Mra. Page
Americans Pay King Pelaez for Protection in Tampico
New York dispatch reports that about $30,000 monthly is paid by American oil firms in the Tampico district to rebel leader King Pelaez to safeguard wells. The arrangement funds an armed force and provokes debate over Carranza’s government and U S policy. Also noted are British drilling interests and Mexican Magic Oil Co. earnings, plus a death notice for George Ke Bushnell in San Diego.
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Pelaez
New York
Pelaes
Tampico
Mexico
Carranga
Palaesta
Carranza
Velaet
Ameri
Can Oil
Mexican Magic Ol Co
Pearson
Royal Dutch Shell
George KE
Bushnell
Third Ave. N
San Diego
Cal
Rice Men to Toll Mill Rest of the 1919 Crop
Sacramento reports the Pacific Rice Growers Association will toll mill the remaining 1919 rice crop with Lake Milling Company. Director Joseph P. Stephens announces 500000 bags of paddy losses, about one seventh of production, valued at 3.5 million dollars.
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Sacramento
Pacific Rice Gro
Lake Milling Company
Lake Chartan
Elevon
Joseph P. Stephens
Association
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Tex
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Here
Yews
Re Lee
A E Astor
Lloz
A. & H. Soda
Large P
Carnation
de Monte Ketel
M. J. B. Coffee
Kellogg
Ana
Washington
van Camp
Japan
del Monte
Rta
Ieaden
Bob Lansing
Montana
Dill
City Autos
Portland
Ore
Mann and Pier
Wilkison
Hal M. White
Baker
Cara
Pauline
Pike Place
Carnatie
Pike
Sta Fondina
Pike Place Market
Economy Market
K. C
First Ave
Rotary Bread
Pike Place Market Mead of Farmers’ Row
Johnson
Velvet Edge
Westinghouse
MAZDA
Nef‘neom
Krenemy Pike Plage Markets
Rainier Packing Co
Ian
Barton's Circle
Stong
Auto Club
Golden West
Libby
Apple Butte
Wesson
Booth
Lipton
M. J. Tree Tea
Ooen
State Department
Shoeteria
Rico
Hastings
Fisher’s
Borden's
Ghirardelli
Morton
Schilling
Jemima Bucky
London
Murray
Murray’s
Washington Market
Pike St. Corner Market
Borden’s
Co-Operative
Cam Soc Hee Sdc
Crisco
Green’s Butter Store
Ilted
Dawson Meat CO
Corner Market
Green's Butter Store
Independent Packing Company
First Avenue
Green's Stall
1St Ave
Schilling’s
Pete’s
Columbia River
Sunkist
Thompson
Thompson's Market
Sanitary Market
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