Massachusetts Safety Council Forms To Cut Down Accidents
The Massachusetts Safety Council was organized yesterday at the Massachusetts State Chamber of Commerce rooms. Officers include President Howard Coonley and General Manager Lewis E. MacBrayne. directors include Edward C. Stone and General John W. Sherburne. The council coordinates safety efforts among state and local bodies to maintain a permanent statewide program and will pursue Safe Roads Week as an annual spring drive to reduce highway accidents.
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Massachusetts Safety Council
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Massachusetts State Chamber of Commerce
Howard Coonley
Frank A. Goodwin
H. B. Potter
Thomas P. Beal, Jr
Lewis E. MacBrayne
Edward C. Stone
Stoughton Bell
David S. Beyer
Philip L. Schuyler
E. W. Longley
A. H. Tenney
W. Irving Bullard
Charles R. Andrews
Frederic S. Snyder
E. Leroy Sweetser
Alfred W. Foote
Payson Smith
John W. Sherburne
H. A. Hale, Jr
E. N. Coffin
Judge Fessenden Refuses Jury Tour in Old Colony Case
Judge Fessenden yesterday refused to excuse the case from the jury in the Old Colony Foreign Exchange trial after arguments by counsel William R. Schannon who claimed prejudice from District Attorney Pelletier testimony. The defense seeks equal treatment citing a prior Cabot case and Pelletier’s remarks about Brightwell. Brightwell may testify today.
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William R. Schannon
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Leharton
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Simmons Made Chief Postoffice Inspector
President Harding appointed Rush D Simmons of Wisconsin as chief inspector of the Postoffice Department. He previously served as inspector in charge at the Chicago postoffice for several years.
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Harding
Rush D. Simmons
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Haverhill Shoe Cutters Seek $50 a Week Wage
Agents for 1700 shoe cutters affiliated with the Shoe Workers Protective Union announce an effort to submit price lists to manufacturers demanding a wage of 50 dollars a week and a 10 to 14 percent increase on piece work. The present weekly minimum is 45 dollars. The action stems from data gathered by a shoe commission visiting major centers to aid new price lists.
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Shoe Workers’ ‘Protective Union Today
Shoe Commission
Manufacturers’ Association
Chamber of Commerce
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