Civil Service Exam For Boston Fire Stockkeeper
The Massachusetts Civil Service Commission announces an exam for a stockkeeper in the Boston fire department to be held August 22. Salary is 1400 dollars yearly. Applicants must know electrical stock and be U S citizens who have resided in Massachusetts one year and in Boston six months. Applications due by 5 p m August 15 at the State House Civil Service office.
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Massachusetts
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Watertown
Board of Civil Service Examiners
Watertown Arsenal
Springfield
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Springfield Armory
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Navy Department
Washington, D. C
Census Bureau
San Francisco
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Mines
United States Civil Service Commission
Postoffice Building
Large Civil Service Job Openings At Arsenal Armories
Agencies list numerous positions at Watertown Arsenal Springfield Armory and other federal offices. Openings include machinists, blacksmiths, pattern makers, toolmakers, electricians, inspectors, draftsmen and more with varied salaries and deadlines. Apply to the respective boards by Sept 15 or as noted.
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Watertown Arsenal
Springfield Armory
Watertown
Springfield
Germantown Holds Its First Own Band Concert
The Citizens' Association produced Germantown's first own band concert at the schoolhouse on the corner of Washington and Simpson streets West Roxbury yesterday afternoon. Five thousand attended as the Commonwealth Band of two pieces performed while a police sergeant with ten officers kept the streets clear. Further concerts are planned due to yesterday's success.
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Citizens’ Association
Washington and
Simpson Streets
West Roxbury
Commonwealth
Four top papal dignitaries to preside at New York gathering
For the first time since their offices were created the three American cardinals plus the apostolic delegate will jointly preside at a religious function Sunday at St Patrick's Cathedral New York. The event opens the 15th annual convention of the American Federation of Catholic Societies and related national church societies. Francis E Slattery and other prominent lay leaders will speak as part of the schedule.
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Baltimore
Farley
New York
O’connell
Boston
Washington
John Bonzano
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
American Federation of Catholic Societies
Francis E. Slattery
W. Bourke Cochran
James J. Walsh
Michael J. Ryan
Philadelphia
John Whalen
Prendergast
Messmer
Milwaukee
Gabriels
Ogdensburg
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Hickey
Rochester
Cusack
Albany
Corrigan
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O'Connor
Newark
McFall
Trenton
Muldoon
Rockford
Richmond
Canevin
Pittsburg
Fitzmaurice
Erie
Penn
Conroy
Hobon
Scranton
Cardinal O’connell
Mission Church
Four Cardinals to Lead Solemn Mass for Catholic Week in Boston
Cardinal Farley will celebrate a high pontifical mass with his brother prelates in America. Cardinal Gibbons will preach the sermon. Cardinal O Connell will participate and speak August 20 at Madison Square Garden on Our Country. A delegation of 600 Boston Catholics will attend. The Boston A F C S branch, largest in its group, plays a key role in the event.
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Cardinal Farley
Cardinal Gibbons
Cardinal O’connell
Mer. Splaine
St. Joseph’s Church
Boston
Federation of Catholic Societies of the Archdiocese of
Cardinal O'Connell
Madison Square Garden
Mansfield Vows to Stay in Governor Race
Treasurer Frederick W. Mansfield issued a statement denying rumors that he would withdraw or accept a federal appointment. He asserted no coercion or promises will sway him and he will press on to seek the Democratic nomination.
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Frederick W. Mansfield
Treachery Alleged After Second Builders Strike
Dominic D'Alessandro, grand international president, reports a two day Boston inquiry by the international executive board faulting treachery and funding of agitators to disrupt the Hod Carriers Building Laborers and Common Laborers' Union after a prior dispute.
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Dominic D’alessandro
Grand International
Hod Carriers
Building Laborers’ and Common Laborers’ Union of America
Boston
International Executive Board
Movie Union Officers Face Court Over Banner Campaign
Officers of the Moving Picture Operators' Union will appear in the Superior Court equity session at 9 this morning to show cause why an injunction against a South End theatre should not be granted. Named are James Burke president M J Driscoll vice president William C Franke business agent and Al Moulton secretary. They are linked to an advertising drive alleging unfair treatment of AFL members and a large banner from a car nightly sparked the dispute.
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Superior Court
South End
Moving Picture House
James Burke
M. J. Driscoll
William C. Franke
al. Moulton
American Federation of Labor
Boston Local Leader Implicated in Second Strike
Sessions at Quincy House proceed with testimony noting a Boston local president implicated in precipitating the second strike. It is intimated he may need to seek another position as inquiry records show the strike was called without locals’ knowledge or the required vote or international sanction.
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Quincy House
New York
Boston
Labor unions report big turnout and convention calls
The Labor Day and union meetings reported 70 new Teamsters Local 25 applications with 56 examined and initiated. A Dancing party was set for Paine Memorial Hall after the parade. A key convention call went out for the National Federation of State City Town and County Employees unions with a 2 pm start at Labor Temple Hall Worcester.
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Laundry Workers’ Union
Paine Memorial Hall
National Federation of State
M. F. O’brien
Labor Temple Hall
Madison
Portland Streets
Worcester
James T. Kilroy
Lamplighters’ Union
A. F. of L
Springfield
Coal Teamsters' Helpers and Chauffeurs’ Union
Bartenders’ Union
Massachusetts
Trade Union Liberty League
Arthur M. Huddell
Engineers
International Union of Steam and Operating Engineers of America
Newark
N. J
Roxbury
Sanitary and Greet Cleaning Teamsters’ Union
Curley
State Board of Labor and Industries
Plans for First Methodist Church Edifice West Springfield
News notes outline a $30000 church building plan for First Methodist Church West Springfield. Baptist Conference on Evangelism eastern division will meet in Suffield Connecticut in early next month. Additional items include evangelist J L Barton and others attending a dinner for Abram Elkus in New York and various regional religious events.
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West Springfield
Baptist Conference On Evangelism
Suffield
Connecticut
New England
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylania
Delaware
J.L. Barton
William E. Strong
Howard A. Bridgman
Turkey
Abram Elkus
Good-bye Summer pageant aids St Anthony’s Church
Miss Mary Canney of Fall River wrote the poem for Good-bye Summer to be staged on Joseph H. O’Neil’s summer grounds in Portsmouth New Hampshire on August 22 for St Anthony’s Church. Kath leen Edwards will lead the musical part as Boston Catholics visit the Champlain summer school at Cliff Haven New York.
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Mary Canney
Fall River
Joseph H. O'Neil
Portsmouth
N. H
St. Anthony’s Church
Kathleen Edwards
Frank Hall
Adams House
Boston
Greater Boston
Clifthaven
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Boston Cottage
Mgr. M. J. Splaine
D. D
William Flynn
Wakefield
Joseph C. Walsh
St. John’s Seminary
Brighton
Thomas R. Reynolds
Somerville
William Curry
Jamaica Plain
Durand
Roxbury
Minimum wage push at state local public work union convention
The National Federation of State City and County Employees unions calls for a $2.50 daily minimum wage for all workers employed by state and local governments. The Worcester Moose Hall convention runs Sept 2 4 and 5 and will address vacations and Saturday half-holidays as provided by law.
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National Federation of State
Worcester
M. F. O’brien
Moose Hall
Virginia Leads Navy Shooters in Atlantic Fleet Practice
Secretary Daniels released statistics on long range target practice for the Atlantic fleet. Virginia scored 26 hits on a battleship sized target, while Rhode Island made eight. Other ships Nebraska 22 Louisiana 15 Kansas 16 New Jersey 2. Mean Rhode Island range was 1500 to 3000 yards longer due to range finder errors. Record ranges 16,000 to 18,000 yards were reported but not disclosed.
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Atlantic
Daniels
Virginia
Rhode Island
Navy Department
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