Brooklyn Carmen Will Demand Raise
Demands for higher pay and better working conditions will be presented to Lindley M. Garrison, receiver of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company, by a Brooklyn workers committee. The demands arise from all subway, elevated, and surface line workers and will be finalized at mass meetings tomorrow night.
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Lindley M. Garrison
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Brooklyn
Pp. J. Shea
Employees’ Association
Freckles Vanish Guarantee Promises Clear Complexion
An advertisement promotes Othine as a freckle remover with a money back guarantee. It claims the preparation is usually successful and shows early improvements after the first applications, with lighter freckles disappearing. Customers are advised to ask for the double strength version.
Whaling Venture Ends One Phase at Herschel Island
The crew fights heavy ice near the Narwhal and finally secures a rich catch of 1800 pounds bone and 120 barrels oil. After lingering at Pauline Cove we load timber from the Mackenzie River for fuel and prepare for further reporting in daily Post installments.
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Herschel Island
Mackenzie River
House Resolution Favors Budget System Plan
The House authorized Speaker Gillette to appoint a seven Republican five Democrat committee to draft legislation for a national budget system. The panel must report by March 1.
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Washington
Gillett
Mrs. Elizabeth Warren Dies in Dorchester Funeral Set
The funeral for Mrs. Elizabeth Warren wife of Hiram H. Warren of Silloway street Dorchester will be held from her home tomorrow at 11 a.m. She was in her 58th year and is survived by her husband one son Norman and two daughters Mrs Arthur Nichols of Dorchester and Miss Bessie Warren.
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Hiram H. Warren
Silloway Street
Dorchester
Warren
Norman
Arthur Nichols
Bessie Warren
Catholic Church Notes on Pardon Day and Events
Sacred Pardon Day begins at St Leonard's East Boston and other churches with a plenary indulgence for a visit to a Franciscan church. Italian Catholics observe devotion as St Francis of Assisi is their patron. A field day at Wood Island Park is planned with expected remarks by Senator Walsh. Delegates to a national abstinence convention will attend in Hartford August 5 to 7. Forty Hours Devotion starts next Friday at three parishes. Catholic Truth Guild speaks from the Cardinal O Connell van next Wednesday night.
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Prince Street
Church of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel
Boston
Clare Nuns
Bennett Street
Mission Church
Roxbury
Church of the Sacred Heart
Wood Island Park
David I. Walsh
Francis X. Dolan
Maurice J. O'Connor
D. D
Maurice Dinneen
James F. Manning
Abigail F. Reardon
Catholic Total Abstinence Union of
Archdiocese
Hartford
St. Anne's Church
Waveland
St. George's Church
Norwood
Church of the Nativity
Scituate
Catholic Truth Guild
Cardinal O'Connell
Columbia Road
St. Margaret's Church
Dorchester
City Fights 2 Cent Fare Increase
Mayor Hylan denounces a 2 cent transfer charge on New York railways and Brooklyn Rapid Transit lines as a disgraceful grab. He vows the city law department will fight to the last ditch and take the case to the highest courts if needed. He urges municipal ownership and operation to stop rises in fares.
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New York Railways
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Transit Corporation
Hylan
Law Department
Outdoor Show in Dorchester at Franklin Field Tonight
The second outdoor entertainment of the season in Dorchester will be held at Franklin Field under the Boston Park Show. The program features patriotic community singing and motion pictures of an entertaining and instructive nature. Organized by the Boston Young Men's Christian Union. Program begins at 6 o'clock.
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Franklin Field
Boston Park Show
Boston Young Men's Christian Union
Police Strong for Unionism in Boston
Over 900 Boston policemen sign for unionism despite the commissioner’s advice that duties keep them away. They seek higher wages and better conditions, citing home bills and uniforms unaffordable at patrolman pay of 1600, while inspectors and lieutenants at 2000 struggle. City Hall and Mayor Peters’ regime are blamed for thwarting efforts.
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Peters
Perry Not Guilty in Stolen Auto Charge
George T Perry a Somerville attorney was found not guilty in the Somerville police court yesterday and discharged after being charged with receiving a stolen automobile.
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George T Perry
Somerville
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