Citizens Urged to Apply for State and Federal Service Jobs
Massachusetts Civil Service Commission calls for examinations on April 20 for state police detective and fire inspection roles open to U S citizens resident in Massachusetts for a year. Also posts for Waltham Board of Health agent, and U S Civil Service exams for New Bedford post office steam engineer and janitor, Bangor staff, War Department draftsman, oil gauger in Oklahoma, and a landscape architect in Washington D C. Applications to the Civil Service Commission in Boston.
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Detective and Fire Inspection Service
Massachusetts
Massachusetts Civil Service Commission
State House
Waltham Board of Health
United States Civil Service Commission
New Bedford
Bangor
Chief of Ordnance
War Department
Oklahoma
Office of Indian Affairs
Washington, D. C
United States Service
Postoffice
Boston
Prison inmates at Charles Town get first breakfast served
Ham and eggs were served to state prison inmates at Charles Town yesterday. Many eggs came from the prison pantry. It was the first time eggs or ham were served for breakfast at the prison. Inclement weather kept men from the yard as religious services ended in their cells.
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Charlestown
Ceanery
Walsh Addresses Newsboys About Early Life at Club
Governor Walsh spoke to about 300 Boston Newsboys Club attendees, recounting starting as a paper boy at six, working at a mill gate in Clinton, rising to lead a 10 boy bill peddling crew, then cash boy, grocery clerk, Holy Cross College alumnus, and law school student who funded his studies by labor. He urged hard work as the key to success.
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Governor Walsh
Boston Newsboys
Mill Gates
Clinton
Holy Cross College
Clinton Water Department
College Editors to Convene at Columbia University
Editors of college newspapers in New England and Eastern States will meet at Columbia University New York for the annual convention of the Association of Eastern College Newspapers. Delegates will tour Columbia School of Journalism and several New York newspaper plants, followed by a Bowery and Chinatown sight-seeing trip.
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New England
Eastern States
Association of Eastern College Newspapers
Columbia University
New York
School of Journalism
Columbia
Bowery
Chinatown
Ideal Club Named By Boston Area Labor Men
A new social organization for prominent labor leaders in Greater Boston will be known as the Ideal Club. The group, formed months ago, gathered names from labor branches and selected Ideal Club as the best choice. Officers include D. Driscoll as vice president and John M. Gillespie, James T. Moriarty, John C. McDonald, Daniel F. Driscoll, and John J. Fenton in key roles with auditors Hunt Kaveney Barry and Boston Central Labor Union head John J. Barry. Trustees are John F. Stevens C Walter Mullen and Joseph J. Glavin.
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Ideal Club
Organized Labor
Boston
D. Driscoll
John M. Gillespie
Teamsters
James T. Moriarty
John C. McDonald
Daniel F. Driscoll
John J. Fenton
Joseph J. Hunt
Austin P. Kaveney
John J. Barry
Boston Central Labor Union
John F. Stevens
C. Walter Mullen
Joseph J. Glavin
Nominations by the Boston Central Labor Union Officers
At yesterday's Boston Central Labor Union meeting officers were nominated for the semi annual election. Candidates include John J. Barry for president and Harry P. Jennings for vice president. Trustees named were John J. Connolly Michael A. Murphy John F. Stevens and Arnstin P. Kaveney. John J. Fenton was elected sergeant at arms. Resolutions thanked architect Charles A. Blackall for advocating union labor in a new city theatre.
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Boston Central Labor Union
John J. Barry
Harry P. Jennings
James R. Crozier
Henry Abrahams
G. Harry Dunéerdale
John J. Connolly
Michael A. Murphy
John F. Stevens
Arnstin P. Kaveney
Anna T. Bowen
Lewis R. Sullivan
Ignatius McNulty
John J. Fenton
Charles A. Blackall
Labor Leaders Form Fraternity Club In Boston
The organization aims to foster fraternity among organized labor representatives while barring politics from club activities. Members include state AFL leaders, Boston Central Labor Union, and major AFL affiliated bodies. Officers were elected for the year with Dennis as president.
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Organized Labor
State
American Federation of Labor
Boston Central Labor Union
A. F. of L
Dennis
Safety First Slogan Adopted by New Haven Freight Handlers
A Safety First committee organized by the New Haven Freight Handlers Union aims to reduce accidents in freight sheds. At a recent meeting members pledged to abstain from alcoholic drinks during work hours to improve safety.
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New Haven
Street Carmen Dance Tonight Marks Third Anniversary
Street carmen celebrate the union anniversary with an entertainment and dance in Mechanics building tonight. Officials from state and city, and leaders of the Elevated system, are invited to participate in the festive event prepared by the union.
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Boston Street
Mechanics’ Building
Unions Report Growth Under Build Now Movement
Lumber teamsters say business is improving and all members will be working within weeks. Milkwae Drivers vote to raise initiation fee from 10 to 25 dollars. Elevator Operators Porters Janitors and Watchmen union to nominate officers tonight. World Peace Conference relate to Annie Molloy depart April 18. City employees unions disrupted by yesterday storm. Sanitary and Street Cleaning Teamsters plan annual picnic.
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Milkwae Drivers’ Union
Watchmen’s Union
Wells Memorial Building
Department
Teamsters’ Union
Washington Street
Telephone Operators’ Union
Annie Molloy
Miss Molloy
New York
America
The
Hague
Easter Breakfast for Men’s Society at Cathedral
Members of the Young Men’s Catholic Association attached to the Cathedral of the Holy Cross held their annual Easter breakfast in the cathedral school hall after the 7 o'clock Mass. They joined with Holy Name Society members to receive Holy Communion in a body.
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Young Men’s Catholic Association
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Holy Name Society
Priest Sentenced to Death by Turks in Beirut Despatch
A Beirut despatch to the Berlin Lokal Anzeiger from Syria reports Catholic priest Yuself Hihait has been sentenced to death by hanging in Lebanon for sending a letter to the president of the French Chamber of Deputies about Lebanon's situation.
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Amsterdam
London
Berlin
Lokal Anzeiger
Beirut
Syria
Yuself Hihait
French
Chamber of Deputies
Lebanon
Five Championship Horse Classes Announced for May Parade
The directors announce five championship classes for the annual work horse parade on May 20. Events include light and heavy horses, singles and doubles, open to horses with three prior first prizes. Runabout horses and a large entry to be inspected. no entry fee. blanks at the association office, 15 Beacon Street.
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Boston
The
Association
Beacon Street
Sealing Fleet Reports Heavy Season Losses in Gulf
Reports from St Johns indicate success delays and heavy losses for the sealing season. The Halifax steamer Seal brought 150 pelts at Port au Basque, far below last year’s 12 000. Terra Nova reported 60 seals and 20 000 pelts, while four other steamers remained silent in ice. Bonaventure stood out with 24 000 pelts as wireless reports said all eight east coast steamers were jammed in ice.
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John’s
N. B
Halifax
Seal
Port-au-Basque
J. A. Farquhar
Terra Nova
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Bonaventure
Cabot Will Contest Resumes After Illness Delay
The Suffolk County Superior Court in Dedham resumes the Louis Cabot will contest trial before Justice Hardy with a jury after a five day delay caused by Sherman L Whipple illness. Charles F Choate for the will expects to finish rebuttal this week and the contestants’ case may conclude within a week.
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Sherman L. Whipple
Louis Cabot
Dedham
Suffolk County Superior Court
Justice Hardy
Charles F. Choate
Mr. Whipple
Charles W. Emerson Dies at 88 in Newton
Charles W. Emerson, 88, head of D. R. Emerson & Company in Boston, died suddenly at his Newton home on Jewett Street. He fell ill during a drive to Brookline and church, died before help arrived. He never married and lived with his sister Mrs. Julian A. Mead. He was a longtime member of several clubs and the Grace Episcopal Church. Funeral set for Wednesday at Grace Episcopal Church.
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Charlier W. Emerson
Boston
D. R. Emerson & Company
Temple Place
Jewett Street
Newton
Emerson
Brookline
Robert Lynch
Laurens MacClure
Grace Episcopal Church
Hunter
Exymerson
Julian A. Mead
Country Club
Oakley Club
Massachusetts Auto Club
Hermitage Club of Worcester
The
Massachusetts Episcopal Club
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