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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1916

Page

7

Labor Leaders Protest City Budget Wage Cuts in Public Works

Labor leaders challenged the City Council at the budget hearing over proposed wage reductions for public works and sanitation staff. They opposed prison khaki uniforms and disputed Councillor Storrow's use of productive and non productive terms, which he said were misinterpreted.

Public Works Department Guy C. Emerson Finance Commission Storrow Sanitary Department John F. Stevens Deer Island Stevens

Labor Union Leaders Oppose City Uniform and Job Cuts

The labor delegation led by Harry Jennings of the Central Labor Union opposes reducing public works staff and prision-made uniforms. Speakers including J Walter Mullen Joseph Hunt and John Fenton defend workers roles and question Deer Island contracts while discussing tool sharpener value and the need for more work and wages.

Harry Jennings Central Labor Union J. Walter Mullen Joseph J. Hunt American Federation of Labor John Fenton Joint Council of Teamsters John F. Stevens Jennings Public Works Department Organized Labor Engineer Emerson Finance Commission Council Deer Island Watch Peared John J. Fenton Emerson

No trace of thief who stole jewels mystery continues

The mystery surrounding the theft remains unresolved as investigators search for clues. No trace of the thief has been found, and officials urge witnesses to come forward. Police emphasize the value of the stolen jewels and the ongoing effort to recover them.

Charles J. Bullock Harvard

Wells Memorial Institute Plans New Labor Union Center

A plan for a Wells Memorial Institute and labor temple is proposed with two Tremont street site options north of Warrenton street. The nine story building would house the institute on floors one and two and seven upper floors for unions. Construction cost could exceed $500000 with site decision in 10 days. The institute’s 1931 members include 100 more than last year, with 1143 students in education programs.

Wells Memorial Institute Warrenton Street Tremont Street Institute Washington Street Howard Whitmore Edmund G

Inside the Hippodrome Benefit Show with a Sheepish Twist

The narrator recalls performing at the New York Hippodrome for the Actors' Benefit Fund. He describes stage fright facing thousands, funny mishaps on set, a desert scene reimagining the action, and a comical goat in the skit with James Corbett as the villain and Mrs. William Whiskers as the adventuress.

New York Hippodrome Actors’ Benefit Fund Columbus Circle Forty-second Street Broadway Mary Pickford Jim” Corbett the Villyun Donald Brian Gwendoline Hulda Holland Pavlova James Corbett William Whiskers

Letter Suggests Direct Contact With Pauline Frederick

A reader is advised to write directly to Miss Pauline Frederick, care of the Famous Players Company, expressing admiration. The note advises bypassing intermediaries and contacting the actress directly.

Pauline Frederick Famous Players Company

Hospital Strikes: Nurse and Engineer in Scarlet Fever

Physicians at Quincy City Hospital report unexplained scarlet fever cases among three staff members, two nurses and a night engineer. The victims Miss Irene Corbett Miss Elizabeth Connor and John McLennen were moved to Brighton contagious hospital for isolation. Authorities have implemented precautions and have not yet found a new case.

Quincy City Hospital Brighton Irene Corbett Elizabeth Connor John McLennen Corbett

Cambridge Club Funds Endorse Lunchrooms Plan

The Cantabrigia Club of Cambridge donated 1500 to install lunch rooms at Cambridge High and Latin schools and the Rindge Technical School. The Cambridge School Board accepted the fund with conditions on lunch room standards, which a board committee led by Mrs. Florence Lee Whitman arranged to meet.

Cantabrigia Club of Cambridge Cambridge High Rindge Technical School Cambridge School Board Florence Lee Whitman

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