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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1915

Page

4

The Story of a Bad Boy and a Distant Departure

The excerpt follows a boy’s recollection of childhood in a warm but unsettled mood. He describes two imagined tribes Indians and whites, his fear of Rivermouth and schooling, and a sentimental farewell to Aunt Chloe, Little Black Sam, and the vine covered mansion as he departs with his parents. The narrative mixes memory with humor and restraint.

America New York Rivermouth Black Sam Little Sam Tle Black Sam Eastern Middle States Tom Chloe Loggins Eas Gitana Pony Aunt Chloe Sam

Labor Meeting News Challenge to Foss 10 Name Man

The Boston Central Labor Union demanded ex Governor Eugene N. Foss name a replacement on an important State commission. If appointed, Foss would have settled the Hyde Park strike two years ago. The ultimatum called for a public or written response through the C L U secretary or Boston press.

Hyde Park Eugene N. Foss Boston Central Labor Union Boston

Prohibition to Increase Efficiency

Ex Governor Eugene N Foss sent a five page letter to the State Board of Conciliation and Arbitration yesterday. He is likened to a figure described as the Divine Steward of Men by a coal strike era leader whom the U S government found lax in stewardship.

Becker-Brainard Milling Machine Company Foss Eugene N. Foss State Board of Conciliation and Arbitration United States

Union tension and strike actions at Foss plants discussed

The meeting revisited past charges against James T. Moriarty, with new articles claiming ongoing claims by the ex governor. International Vice-President Peter J. Conlon described large strike gaps at Becker Brainard and Sturtevant works, noting offers to relocate hundreds of workers and stressing demands for a 48 hour week and open shop versus closed shop practices.

James T. Moriarty Co. L Moriarty Foss Boston International Peter J. Conlon Becker-Brainard Milling Machine Company Hyde Park Sturtevant Blower Works Conlon

Letter Sees Probe of Prohibition View and Labor Tensions

A letter from union officials condemns President Foss’s stance on prohibition as economic rather than moral, urging efficiency gains. It criticizes the six week bait of a Saturday half holiday and highlights unmet wage and weekly work hour promises. The document discusses intimidation claims, open shop advocacy, and a Taft-Pierce strike in Woonsocket with limited union presence.

Foss P. J. Conlon International Association of Machinists Taft-Pierce Woonsocket

Board of arbiters debated outside panel suggestion

The correspondence shows a request for an outside board of arbitration. It asserts confidence in justice and willingness to rely on public servants to weigh the matters and abide by their decisions if services are available.

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Labor notes from union meetings describe grievances and reinstatements

At a Waiters Union Local 80 meeting Business Agent John J. Kearney was tasked with settling two downtown hotel grievances including one in the market district. Annie Molloy of the Boston Telephone Operators Union served as educational speaker. Bunker Hill Lodge 404 Railroad Tralomen reinstated three members at G A R Hall in Charlestown. Terminal Lodge 2 Railroad Workers met at Engineers Hall to vote on an offered schedule from B M management.

Waiters’ Union John J. Kearney Market Annie FE. Molloy Boston Teleone Operators’ Union Bunker Hill Lodge Railroad Tralomen G. A. R. Hall Green Street Arlestown Terminal Lodge Engineers’ Hall Canal Street B. & M. Management

Poslam Heals Summer Skin Troubles Promises Relief

Advertisement touts Poslam as relief for heat rash eczema prickly heat and skin inflammations. Claims itching burning and redness are eased after one application and promotes Poslam Soap for daily use. Sample offers require stamps and a New York City address.

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