House Ready To Endorse President Currency Plan
Washington Aug 24 The administration forces in the House plan a tightened line and stronger endorsement of the new currency bill after criticism by bankers in Chicago. Democratic members’ informal talks stress that active supporters expect to pass the measure with no substantial changes.
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Washington
House
Chicago
Senate Committee
Wilson
Bryan
United Front
Senate Democrats
Simmons
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Conference Committee
Finance Committee
Bankers’ Conference
Owen
Federal Board of Control
Treasury
Printers Plan For Labor Day Parade And Banking Debate
The article details bankers proposals on reserve reductions and city reserves, Senate hearings, and Democratic unity on currency and tariff legislation. It notes Senate plans for treasury notes, retirement of currency, and Shafroth's proposal, alongside Boston Typographical Union 13 Labor Day preparations with 1400 marchers and six bands.
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Shafroth
Currency Committee
Senate
Treasury
Pre Inventory Sale In All Departments At Tremont Street
A pre inventory sale will run across all departments as the store prepares for occupancy of additional quarters at 156 Tremont Street. The event promises major merchandise savings and a splendid opportunity to buy apparel at favorable prices.
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Tremont Street
Team Drivers District Council Announces Labor Day Parade Plans
President Joseph J. Hunt announced that about 5000 Teamsters will march in the labor division of the Labor Day parade. Locals will form at Dover and Albany streets by 9 a.m. with Michael J. O'Donnell as aide-de-camp and John F. Sullivan as district delegates commander. Truck Teamsters Union 2 reports 20 new members, 1200 in line, and regalia distribution at headquarters 81 Thatcher street with a Sunday meeting to finish. Staff includes John C. Mahoney James Shea Nathaniel Leonard Frank Finnegan Charles Prescott Charles Beatty Edward Bridges.
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Joseph J. Hunt
Team Drivers’ District Council
Dover
Albany
Hunt
Michael J. O'Donnell
Johnf. Sullivan
Teamsters
Truck Teamsters
Union 2
Washington Street
Thatcher Street
John Gillespie
John C. Mahoney
James Shea
Nathaniel Leonard
Frank Finnegan
Charles Prescott
Charles Beatty
Edward Bridges
Labor union actions and Labor Day events outlined
Daniel O Connell Associates Local 799 announces two grievances to be presented at the Sept 7 District Council meeting while Sec retary-Treasurer William Dempsey aids organizing four new Philadelphia unions delaying action. Labor Day schedules include Boston Maine Freight Clerks Assembly open house and Elevator Operators parade planning with 45 membership applications.
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Daniel O’connell
Elevator Operators and Porters’ Union
T Water Street
Coal Teamsters’ Union No. 68
Union Park Street
John J. Fenton
Labor to Get Vote Record Convention Closes Today
Secretary Treasurer Martin T Joyce of the Massachusetts State Branch A F L will mail about 1500 circular letters listing roll calls on labor measures to all state unions. The State branch plans a Fall River convention the week of Sept 15 and reports 112 new affiliated unions. Pipe fitters convention in Ford Hall ends with nearly 500 delegates and a Crescent Gardens dance at Revere Beach.
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Martin T. Joyce
Massachusetts
A. F. of L
Fall River
Joyce
State Branch
United States
Canada
Ford Hall
John R. Alpine
United Association of Plumbers
George T. McGuire
New York
New York State Federation of Labor
Local 480
Crescent Gardens
Revere Beach
Parade Officials Chosen by Boston & Maine Freight Handlers
The Labor Day committee reports the freight handlers union elected parade officials except for the marshal to be selected at a later joint council meeting next Wednesday. Patrick Broderick and John Mahoney named guides. John Burke Magner and Doyle banner bearers. Harrington Hart Cavanaugh chief aides. a list of aides includes Halloran Dwyer and others. Uniforms distributed Wednesday and Friday at Hibernian Hall. A special meeting Sunday will name the marshal and staff. about 600 members expected to march.
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Boston
Faneuil Hall
Labor Day Committee
Boston & Maine
Joint Council of
Thomas Hart
Patrick Cavanaugh
Aids
Patrick Brickley
Dave Halloran
John Dwyer
Michael Brickley
Patrick Crowley
Thomas Crowley
Dennis McCarthy
John J. Harrington
Michael Conley
Joseph Casey
D. J. Mahoney
Timothy Hayes
Hibernian Hall
Charlestown
Bullet in Woman's Knee Shocks Adams Family
In Adams on August 24 Mrs. Victor Remillard was accidentally shot in the knee by her brother in law Oscar Gabriel of 13 Temple Street. The weapon discharged while Gabriel spoke of a revolver he owned after showing a newspaper photo of his brother Eugene in hunting gear. The shot fell as they examined the firearm. doctors fear amputation may be needed. The husband and Mrs. Gabriel explained the accident and Gabriel was released from custody.
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Adams
Victor Remillard
Oscar Gabriel
Temple Street
Gabriel
Eugene
Remillard
Johnson Defies Variety Actors In London Appearance
American boxer Jack Johnson arrived in London and proclaimed his plan to honor a boxing exhibition on August 25 despite condemnation from the Variety Artists Federation executive committee.
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London
Jack Johnson
Johnson
Variety Artists’ Federation
Drown Watch Balloon Ascension at Lake Goguac
In Battle Creek Michigan on August 24 a canoe capsized during a balloon ascension. Three youths and a young woman drowned Lola Mitchell 17 from Ann Arbor R C Warner Coldwater and Frank J Plunkett Detroit. One aeronaut woman landed in the lake and reached shore safely.
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Battle Creek
Mich
Lake Goguac
Lola Mitchell
Ann Arbor
R. C. Warner
Coldwater
Frank J. Plunkett
Detroit
Parochial School Openings and Catholic Events Noted
The diocese announces parochial schools open on Wednesday September 3 delaying one day from Labor Day pattern. A Mass of requiem for Archbishop Williams is held at 9 am Saturday at the cathedral with Rev. T R McCoy leading and other clergy assisting. A St Johns alumni meeting is set for next Sunday at Danvers St Johns Preparatory School with Xaverian Brothers luncheon. The AOH scholarship exam will be held at Boston College next Thursday with eligible AOH members. A St Elizabeths Hospital whist party is planned for Sept 2 at Brookline Street, hosted by the hospital alumnae. The annual Catholic teachers institute at Boston College Hall opens this morning, led by Rev Robert Swick erath S J, and runs through Friday.
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Archbishop Williams
T. R. McCoy
A. Hickey
Neil A. Cronin
Ph. D
J. W. Culhane
St. John’s Preparatory School
Danvers
St. John’s
The
Xaverian Brothers
Catholic University of Washington
D. C
Boston College
University Heights
Massachusetts
BE. K. Fitzgerald
Clinton
Richard Dwyer
South Boston
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Brookline Street
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Catholic Teachers’ Institute of the Archdiocese of Boston
Boston College Hall
Robert Swickerath
S. J
Holy Cross College
Begin Camp Meeting At Hamilton Opens At Asbury Park
The annual Methodist Camp Meeting Association gathering opened at Asbury Park with a very large attendance. The sessions run through Monday September 1, ending with a semi annual Lynn district Epworth League meeting.
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Hamilton
Methodist Camp Meeting Association
Asbury Park
Lynn
Epworth
Religious Society Week Long Schedule With Clergy Speakers
The program opens at 10 30 with Women’s Home Missionary Society led by Mrs H L Winston of Boston. Bishop W P Thirkfeld of New Orleans gives the address. Afternoon features Women’s Foreign Missionary Society with Rev Raymond A Withie of Swampscott speaking. Evening services feature Bishop White on The Child and the Church. Next days list multiple sermons by Rev W M Croford Swampscott Somerville and others with various ministers. Labor Day marks Lynn district Epworth League convention with department conferences and an address by Rev Dr Milton B Pratt of Amsterdam N Y.
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Women’s Home Missionary Society
H. L. Winston
Boston
W. P. Thirkfeld
New Orleans
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
Raymond A. Withie
Swampscott
Bishop White
L. C. Hartman
George E. Folk
Malden
Henry L. Winston
Withie
W. M. Croford
Somerville
W. B. van Valkenburgh
Marplehead
John E. Charlton
Salem
E. Lyman Mills
HE. L. Smiley
J. E. Coons
Waltham
D. H. Hoagland
East Boston
Lynn District
Epworth League
Milton B. Pratt
Amsterdam
N. Y
Drops Dead While Talking With Wife
At 196 Paris street East Boston an 80 year old man named Human Werner collapsed and died while speaking to his wife. Dr. Bloom assessed heart disease as the likely cause but did not issue a death certificate. The medical examiner will hold an autopsy to confirm the cause of death.
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Paris Street
Boston
Werner
Bloom
Princeton Street
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