Wage Agreement Boosts Pay for Boston Telephone Operators
A new wage scale and work agreement was adopted by the Boston Telephone Operators Union and New England Telephone & Telegraph Company after months of talks. The plan raises pay, shortens hours, ends late-night shifts except 10 pm to 7 am, and offers progression to a maximum of 17 dollars with older workers gaining two extra dollars weekly.
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Wittem
Bicecote
Mary Mahoney
Julia O’connor
Isabel Caufield
Prsident
Wong
Wereg Lia
Rexallites Frolic at Plymouth During Convention
A sail to Plymouth featuring a town tour including Pilgrim Hall and the Rock, plus a large clambake for upwards of 3500 attendees, highlighted the third day of the 14th Rexall convention's entertainment yesterday.
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Plymouth
Pilgrim Hall
The
Rock
Rexall
Results Displayed From City School Garden Experiment
In Newburyport on August 24 87 pupils guided by Miss Josie W Kimball and Miss Elizabeth Walsh will present tomorrow at City Hall their school garden project. Each student got 600 square feet on a one acre plot and raised diverse crops with 1100 local flower gardens nearby. The venture, funded by citizens, shows first harvests and second crops with peas yielding about one bushel and beans totaling 29 quarts per pupil, plus decorative flower plots bordered by McKinley plume hedges.
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Newburyport
South End
Josie W. Kimball
Elizabeth Walsh
City Hall
McKinley Plume
Newburyport School
Steinert Managers In 2 Day Conference
Steinert Hall hosted a two day conference for the managers of Steinert stores run by M Steinert and Sons Company. About 30 representatives from New England cities attended morning sessions with Alexander Steinert and other executives. A luncheon at the Georgian preceded a ball game outing and trip to Pemberton Inn.
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Pemberton Inn
Steinert Hall
Journalists Debate Truth in Political Campaign Statements
Frederick W. Mansfield criticizes journalistic accuracy amid campaign statements. He reiterates the Walsh Donovan and Walsh neutrality conversations as true and says he will not accept any contrary claim without Walsh’s own signature. Edward R. Fitzgerald reports Walsh denying prior publication and urging a direct statement from Walsh.
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Frederick W. Mansfield
Walsh
James A. Donovan
Thomas L. Walsh
Mr. Walsh
Boston
Edward R. Fitzgerald
Chicopee
Northeastern College Law School Evening Sessions Ad
Study law at the Northeastern College School of Law of the Boston Young Men’s Christian Association. A four year program for the Bar with Bachelor of Laws degree and 90 percent Bar admission. Nineteenth year opens Sept 18. Catalogs via 316 Huntington Ave Boston or Tremont Building room 507.
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Northeastern College School of Law
Boston Young Men’s Christian Association
Northeastern College
Huntington Ave
Boston
Back Bay
Tremont Building
Haymarket
Pie Prices and Slices Shrink in City Shop
A city shop trims pie slices to slivers while keeping a 10 cent price. Hot milk doubles to 10 cents and a customer pays 20 cents for pie and coffee. The chronic kicker notes the downturn in newspaper row appetite and groans at the new regime.
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State Street
Freddy
Mary
Press Club to Hold Pop Concert Tonight
The Boston Press Club hosts a first pop concert tonight with 30 Boston Symphony Orchestra musicians. It marks the symphony players first appearance at a Press Club in the country, aiming for record attendance. Concert starts at 10 and runs to midnight to suit morning newspaper men.
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Boston Press Club
Press Club
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Copley Plaza Pops
Theodore Seydel
Copley-Plaza Pops
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