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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1918

Page

10

Shipyard wage rise approved by labor board

The Emergency Fleet Corporation awarded a 10 percent rise in piecework pay for riveters caulkers drillers and roam workers along the Atlantic coast Delaware River Gulf coast and Great Lakes with retroactive pay of 80 cents a day for October 1 to November 30. The Atlantic West Shipbuilders Association filed a formal protest against uniform wage rates for shipyards nationwide. A new three member Emergency Fleet Corporation panel and three labor appointees will review the protest with labor on the board including Charles Scott for the boilerman.

Atlantic Coast Delaware River Gulf Coast Great Lakes Ehpbuilding Labor Adjustment Board Tive Atlantic West Shipbuilders’ Association Board of Review and Appeal Emergency Fleet Corporation Charles Scott

Chevy Chase Club Fails to Elect Directors

A Chevy Chase Club meeting at the Willard yesterday at 4:30 failed to elect directors due to lack of a quorum. Five directors were to be chosen from a list including Alexander Britton Joseph T. Crabbs William D. Hoover John F. Wilkins and Clarence R Wilson.

Chevy, Chase Club Chevy Chase Club Willard Alexander Britton Joseph T. Crabbs William D. Hoover John F. Wilkins Clarence R.wilson

President Wilson Europe trip sparks Senate debate

Senator Sherman accuses the President of an unjustified trip to the peace conference and says his absence could suspend federal power, while Senator Williams defends the voyage. House Republicans pledge no effort to embarrass the President as Manns of Illinois notes factional strife should not hinder the mission.

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La Creole Hair Dressing Promises Darker Hair at Home

A society lady endorses La Creole Hair Dressing claiming it safely darkens gray or faded hair in the privacy of home. The ad asserts no damage, adds softness and luster, and targets those with white or prematurely gray hair. Available at People's Dog Stores and other outlets.

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