C L A Condemns Boston Officials Over Labor Conflicts
The article reports LA Condemnation of Boston officials for enabling strike breakers and sheltering workers in garment workshops. It cites calls for withdrawal of Boston police, a speech by City Councillor James A. Watson on State Institutions, notes improvements at Bridgewater, and endorsement of a $2.50 daily minimum wage for state laborers plus full support for the Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen's Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Draper Company
Boston
Hopedale
Fitzgerald
James A. Watson
Meat Cutters’ and Butcher Workmen’s Union
Five Accidents Mentioned in Bright's Disease Letter
A Colorado City shoe dealer and a grocer with Bright's Disease report recovery after switching treatments. Kendall and Aben sham claim multiple patients healed by Fulton’s Renal Compound, urging others to try it and request a pamphlet from John J. Fulton Co. in San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Kendall
Colorado City
Colo
Bright
J. J. Abensham
Kendall
Abensham
Fulton
Riker-Jaynes
John J. Fulton Co
San Francisco
Seven Arrested After Strike Clash on Harrison Ave Extension
Altercations between striking workers and strike breakers led to seven arrests yesterday afternoon on Harrison avenue extension. Unionist D. Gilman says none of the detainees were strikers. One fighter suffered a severe scalp wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Avenue
D. Gilman
Strikers Vote Picketing After All Night Mass Meeting
An all night mass meeting at 724 Washington street led to several hundred workers beginning picketing at dawn. The vote backed the girl telephone operators in any action they may take as the garment workers strike enters its tenth week with about 2500 employees still on strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Street
Boston Longshoremen deny scarcity amid Altonia delay claims
The Boston District Council of the A F of L Longshoremen's Unions rejected reports of a labor shortage. They asserted there were enough workers to load the Cunarder Altonia and that many longshoremen were loafing when the ship sailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston District Council
A. F
Stagnant Pool Protests Reach Malden Officials
Malden residents near Avon and Devil streets protest a stagnant pool they say threatens health and harms the view. They have submitted their complaints to the Board of Aldermen, with the matter referred to the Street and Water Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
Avon and
Devil Streets
Board of Aldermen
Mater
Street and Water Commission
Firemen's Union Board Calls For Gas Plant Strike
The executive board of Stationary Firemen's Union 243 votes to urge a strike at Charlestown 348 and B Electric Light Company plant. They back a paid commissioner for Long Island but oppose appointing Dr Donlin as superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Executive Board of Stationary Firemen’s Union
Charlestown
B Electric Light Company
Long Island
Donlin
Nine Hour Day and Wage Hikes Backed by Local Unions
Union meetings across Boston area approve a nine hour workday and a $1 weekly wage increase for teamsters chauffeurs and tallymen. Dock Fright Handlers Local 809 Charlestown initiates 14 members. Providence Lodge 66 visits Puritan Lodge 621 Charlestown. Bridge and Crawtenders Union notes 15 percent raise for Boston & Maine drawtenders. Boston Machinists Lodge 264 marks 21st anniversary at Wells Memorial. Notables from various unions attend events including Curley and national leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlestown
Providence Lodge 66
Brotherhood of Railroad
Puritan Lodge
Bridge and Crawtenders’ Union
Boston & Maine Railroad
Boston Machinists’ Lodge 264
Wells Memorial Building
Curley
Johnston
Providence
J. J. Conlin
Washington
Arthur Holder
A. T
National Legislative Committee
Frank Mulholland
A. F
N. P. Alifas
National District Lodge of Machinists
Navy Yards
Boston Barbers’ Union Executive Board
International Executive Board
James P. Timilty
James A. Watson
City Pavers’ Association
Retail Dry Goods Clerks’ Union
Washington Street
Moriarty
Boston C. I. U
Penal Institutions
D. D. Driscoll
Massachusetts District Council of Sheet Metal Workers’ Unions
Springfield
A. Steamfitters’ Union 22
Boston U. A. Steamfitters’ Union
Boston A. F
Building Trades Department
Fuller Company
Roxbury High School of Practical Arts
New Fish Pier
Franke
Moving Picture Operators’ Union
Boston
International
William F. Dempsey
A. E F. of
L. Longshoremen’s Union
Chelsea
Mystic Wharf
Musicians’ Protective Association
Mechanics’ Hall
General Teamsters’ Union 379
Mass meeting planned for Charlestown navy yard workers
Union men at Charlestown navy yard will hold a mass meeting tomorrow afternoon to hear a report on union leaders' push for more work and shipments to the yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. of L
Charlestown Navy Yard
Charlestown Yard
Mass meeting for flood relief raises funds in East Boston
About 1200 people gathered at Chel Jacob Synagogue in East Boston for a flood relief drive. Several hundred dollars were raised for the relief committee, with Rabbi Josiah Jurman and others speaking. A five member committee will canvass homes, and Isaac Heller aims to raise 50 000 dollars in Roxbury and Dorchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater
Boston
Chel Jacob
Paris
Gore Streets
Relief Committee
Josiah Jurman
Abraham Alpert
Jewish Boston American
Isaac Heller
Immigration Society
Max Mitchell
Cosmopolitan Trust Company
Charles B. Sticker
David A. Ellis
H. H. Rubenovitz
David A. Laurie
Joseph M. Levenson
Greater Boston
Solomon Luenberg
Roxbury
Dorchester
Third annual Prisoners' Aid Fund concert draws crowds in Boston
More than 3000 people attended the third annual benefit concert for the Jewish prisoners' aid fund at the Colonial Theatre. Prominent figures in Greater Boston's Jewish community supported the event staged by the Central Jewish Organization of Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater Boston
Jewish Prisoners’ Aid Fund
Colonial Theatre
Central Jewish Organization of Boston
Installation of Rev Chauncey Blodgett at Roxbury church
The Rev Chauncey Blodgett of Fall River was installed rector of St James Episcopal Church Roxbury at yesterday morning service Archdeacon Charles G Babcock of Maine presided and read the installation prayer and charge to the new pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxbury Church
Chauncey Blodgett
Fall River
St. James’ Episcopal Church
Roxbury
Charles G. Babcock
Maine
Tuxedo Tobacco Praised by Baseball Stars in Ads
A flood of testimonials touts Tuxedo as the favorite tobacco for ball players. Ed A Walsh and Hugh Jennings endorse its mildness and wind-friendly qualities, claiming it adds a “play-ball” feeling and steady enjoyment during long outdoor games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. A. Walsh
Chicago White Sox
Kentucky
Christy Mathewson
New York Giants
Alys Meyer to wed Lt. Raymond Rogers in April ceremony
Miss Alys Meyer daughter of former Secretary of the Navy George von L Meyer will marry Lieutenant Raymond Rogers at high noon on April 25 at St Johns Church Washington The Rev Roland Cotton Smith will officiate and many Boston friends have invitations A wedding breakfast and reception will follow at the ex Secretary of the Navys Scott Circle home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Navy
George von L. Meyer
Washington
Underwood & Underwood
New York
Alys Meyer
George von Ll. Meyer
Meyer
North Shore
Raymond Rogers
St. John’s Church
Roland Cotton Smith
Boston
Scott Circle
Door of sugar bin kills man in East Cambridge plant
Manuel S. Faria, 43, of 205 Vine Street East Cambridge, was killed yesterday morning at the East Cambridge plant of the American Sugar Refining Company when a heavy door broke from a sugar bin and crushed him against a nearby truck. He died en route to the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manuel S. Faria
Vine Street
East Cambridge
American Sugar Refining Company
Faria
Paroled cashier convicted of conspiracy to counterfeit
George Edward Adams former Seattle assay office cashier paroled after half his sentence for stealing 200000 from miners was convicted of conspiracy to counterfeit US money. John G Webber 70 and Adams were tried together for assembling a crude counterfeiting plant in a Kent cabin. Adams faces return to McNeil Island to finish his prior 10 year term plus a new sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
George Edward Adams
Adams
Kent
MacNeil’s Island
Massachusetts
United States
Eight Deacons Ordained by Bishop in New Bedford
Eight deacons were ordained by Bishop Hamilton at the New England Southern Methodist Episcopal Conference session in New Bedford. The new deacons named are William Leroy Stidger Dwight B Nelson Harry Emmonds Dorr Leonard Mitchell George Gregory Squires John Wadsworth Vernel L Smith and Arthur H Withee. The corresponding secretary described the church work among ten million Negroes in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Bishop Hamilton
New England
Southern Methodist Episcopal Conference
William Leroy Stidger
Dwight B. Nelson
Harry Emmonds Dorr
Leonard Mitchell
George Gregory Squires
John Wadsworth
Vernel L. Smith
Arthur H. Withee
United States
Boy Burglars Killed in Store
In Greenville on April 6 Leonard Smith 17 and Rowley Martin 21 were shot to death by three policemen hidden in a dry goods store basement as they attempted a robbery. One officer was severely wounded. Smith came from a wealthy Greenville family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
Leonard Smith
Rowley Martin
Young Smith
Fifth annual NAACP conference planned in Philadelphia
Philadelphia officials announce extensive plans for the fifth annual conference of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, to be held in Philadelphia starting April 23. Moorfield Storey of Boston will preside and several distinguished men will deliver addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Moorfield Storey
Boston
Bazinet's Death Ruled Accidental Over Morphine
Associate Medical Examiner Joseph F. O Shea of Lynn said no autopsy would be performed on Wreugher Bazinet 35 of 324 Washington Street Lynn who died at Lynn Hospital after an accidental morphine overdose. He collapsed at a pool room on 386 Washington Street and died a few hours later in hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph F. O'Shea
Lynn
Wreugher Bazinet
Washington Street
Lynn Hospital
Bazinet
Hunger strike suffragist Emmeline Pankshurst forcibly fed in jail
Mrs Emme line Pankhurst, on hunger strike in Holloway, has been forcibly fed and is in a collapse, with serious condition. Rioting at a Hyde Park suffragist meeting continued, 15000 protesters hostile as police kept order amid crowd tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Emmeline Pankhurst
Holloway
Express
Hyde Park
Suffragettes silenced by uproar at park harassment
Two suffragettes spoke for half an hour but horns and hooting drowned their message. Miss Brackenbury was struck in the face by missiles as mounted police escorted the van from the park. A similar scene occurred at Wimbledon Common where Miss Annie Kenney was shouted down.
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Firemen’s Board
East
John J. McGraw
Oational League
Bhp
Hienie Zimmerman
Hughie”’ Jennings
H Fe Jennings
Detroits
Larry Lajoie
A. Walsh
CIA AE
Advancement OF Colored People
S. H. Harrison Co
Cor. Beach
HARRO
American Woolen Company
Best
H. Harrison Co
Henry Siegel CO
Grady Cari Eards
Kenyon
U. S
Hind
Bradley
Rose Maid
Kismet
Pride of America
Rogers
Coliseum
Forum
Castle St. Angelo
GC. O. D
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