Referendum on a possible strike by Bay State system workers
A large vote on five questions shows strong support for arbitration and a potential general strike if wage cuts proceed. The referendum records 1698 yes to suspend work if needed, 1725–30 against wage concessions, and 1723–25 for arbitration with trustees. The Amalgamated Association denounces trustees as coercive and demands collective bargaining and seniority protections.
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Ber
Joint Conference Board
Bay State
Board of Trustees
Public Trustees Reply To Bay State Strike Threats
The Eastern Massachusetts street railway public trustees defend preparations for a possible strike and deny issuing an ultimatum. They accuse Attorney Vahey of pressuring for a 27 March threat and say talks on the new union agreement have been stymied by the conference board.
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P.J. O'Brien
Amalgamated
Joint Conference Board
Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway Employees of America
Eastern Massachusetts Street Railway Company
Massachusetts
Eastern Massachusetts Street Railway
Bay State
James H. Vahey
Attorney Vahey
Boston
Five Men Sought After East Boston Murder Victim
One man arraigned, three held without bail, a fifth fugitive sought in the slaying of Giuseppe De Resola 24 of East Boston. The killing occurred on Margaret Street near Prince after an argument with a group. Suspects named include Joseph Delivichio, Joseph Santucci, Nicholas Tadeo, and Dominic Rehione. several others were rounded up for questioning.
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Guiseppe de Resola
Cottage Street
Boston
North End
de Resola
Margaret Street
Prince
Joseph Delivichio
Hanover Street
Central Court
Charles Street
Morris Sullivan
John Teserero
Crawford and Cavagnaro
Police Headquarters
Joseph Santucci
Monument Avenue
Charlestown
Nicholas ‘Tadeo
Shapley Avenue
Medford
Dominic Rehione
Porter Street
Somerville
Peace Plan Completed by Republican Leaders
Washington reports that Republican congressional leaders finished plans for a peace resolution. The Knox resolution, revised in technical legal detail, will be reported to the Senate by the foreign relations committee. Debate is expected to begin Tuesday or Wednesday with possible Democratic delays and opposition to the measure.
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Washington
Knox
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
Pennsylvania
Farmers Give Out Attitude
Washington reports farmers demand repeal of the guaranty section of the transportation act a reduction in railroad rates and equal protection for agriculture under the tariff with calls for adequate credit facilities in the period.
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Washington
Farm Bureau outlines agricultural aid program to Congress
The American Farm Bureau Federation announced a legislative programme to aid farmers. It opposes a sales tax the excess profits tax repeal and tariffs on lumber and fertilizer. It proposes a constitutional amendment to bar tax free securities and backs Department of Agriculture packet regulation and against a federal land excise tax.
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American Farm Bureau Federation
Congress
Executive Committee
Federation
Department of Agriculture
Chase ends with arrest after Tremont Street crash
James LaMont of 25 Newlands Street Auburndale led police on a wild ride last night, striking three cars near Tremont Theatre before Patrolman Cusick stopped the runaways on Tremont and Boylston. LaMont faces a charge of operating under the influence.
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James LaMont
Newlands Street
Auburndale
Central Court
Tremont Street
Cusick
Lagrange
LaMont
Tremont Theatre
Daniel J. Carroll
Court Street
Carroll
Tremont
Boylston
Custitk
Eliot Street
Charles E. Knowles
Pine Street
Belmont
Monsignor Supple Returns Home From Rome Trip
The Right Rev. Monsignor P. J. Supple of St. John's Roxbury came back to the parish rectory on Lawrence Avenue after accompanying Cardinal Dougherty to Rome for the Sacred College honors. He arrived in New York April 13 aboard the Olympic and has since stayed with the Philadelphia cardinal. Supple said the trip was very interesting and he is happy to resume duties in good health.
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P. J. Supple
St. John's Church
Roxbury
Cardinal Dougherty
Philadelphia
Rome
Sacred College
Lawrence Avenue
New York
Post
Japanese Favor Motorcycles Rise in Asia
The motorcycle proves more popular than cars in the Orient due to narrow streets and lower costs. American made cycles lead, with imports steadily increasing.
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Orient
Rheumatism Sufferer Credits Weldona Remedy in Melrose Story
Mrs. M. L. Moody of 265 Upham St Melrose Mdss says nine years asleep in a chair eased after taking Weldona She details swollen joints and pain then reports sleeping in a bed again and walking stairs without aid Weldona Co 1382 Boylston St Boston offers free book Germs of Rheumatism and remedy available at druggists
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M. L. Moody
Upham St
Melrose
Mdss
Weldona
Weldona Co
Boylston St
Boston
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