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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1920

Page

2

Marble Men Gave Union Head $1500

New York reporters note that amid defiant witnesses and interruptions from spectators the joint legislative committee examining the open shop activities of the National Erectors' Association continued its investigation.

UNION New York Building Trust National Erectors’ Association

Prequent Clashes Highlight Proceedings With Erectors' Group

Witnesses clash with Samuel Untermyer and other officials as the committee ejects Drew Corlett and Davis for interruptions. Captain Foster is cited for contempt over secret reports. Cheney testifies about ties between the National Erectors' Association and United States Steel Corporation. Hatfield denies a blanket policy, while open shop firms handle steel in the metro area. Bowen and Dobson deny prior gratuities. Preece admits funds for union expenses in 1920 Cleveland meeting.

Samuel Untermyer Walter Drew Association W. W. Corlett American Bridge Company A. L. Davis United States Steel Corporation Robert J. Foster Erectors’ Association National Erectors’ Association Charles E. Cheney Drew New York Wiliam Dobson Indianapolis

Simmons coach named chair of entertainments committee

The text notes a Simmons coach who has mentored players since discovering her ally in dramatics, linked to Philip Hale, now appointed chairman by the endowment committee to assess professional entertainers hired by alumnae groups to raise funds for the endowment.

Simmons Philip Hale Thte

Party car tease sparks clash over support

Patrice recalls an incident where a man who defended Patience at a party refused to stand up for her on a different car that night. The exchange shows tension over perceived loyalty and fairness.

Patience Patrice

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