Special Carols at St. Paul’s Cathedral
Christmas carols were sung by the vested choir at St. Paul’s Cathedral during two hour services led by Bishop William Lawrence with ministers Frederick Walton and Daniel Aldrich. Dean Rousmaniere preached on the Christmas spirit urging humility and receptiveness to Christ. Watch services on Saturday on the cathedral porch at 11 o'clock will feature carol singing and trumpet trombone music.
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Cathedral of St. Paul
William Lawrence
Frederick Walton
Daniel B. Aldrich
Dean Rousmaniere
Christ
Workers' Party of America Organized at Labor Temple
The Workers' Party of America organized yesterday adopted articles of the constitution enacting a central committee of 17 members. The second session of the national convention drew a large crowd of spectators and sympathizers to the Labor Temple meeting place.
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New York
Workers’ Party of America
Labor Temple
Prisoners Observe Two Days of Christmas at Reformatory
The 526 inmates at Massachusetts Reformatory Concord Junction begin a two day Christmas observance with religious services. Superintendent Charles T. Judge plans a holiday program tomorrow including yard liberty after breakfast, motion pictures, a special noon dinner and an afternoon reformatory band concert.
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Concord
Massachusetts Reformatory
Concord Junction
Charles T. Judge
Reformatory
Briefyard Liberty
Young Socialist League to form federation east of Mississippi
Delegates from Atlantic Coast States at the convention voted to enlarge the groups scope and form a federation that would include all states east of the Mississippi River.
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New York
Atlantic Coast
Young People’s Socialist League
Mississippi River
Labor News Teamsters Vote for Possible Strike
A Truck Drivers' Union 25 meeting at 995 Washington street reports over 3000 members voting almost unanimously for a strike to press renewal of the wage and working agreement. The strike date is set to be decided by the wage scale committee, likely Tuesday Jan 3. The committee will inform the Team Owners' Association representatives of the action.
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Washington Street
Team Owners’ Association
Strike Preparations Loom Over Wage Dispute at Faneuil Hall
Arrangements for a strike are set for next Sunday at Faneuil Hall if no interim agreement is reached before the expiration of the current wage pact. Workers, earning about 30 dollars weekly, seek a nine hour day and continued wage scales, while owners propose wage cuts and longer days. negotiations fail, strike action looms.
Strike Motion Rows After Teamsters Meeting
The Teamsters' Joint Council approved a strike ballot by an overwhelming vote at yesterday's meeting chaired by President John M. Gillis. A special session is set for Wednesday at 995 Washington Street to consider the wage and condition dispute with owners' representatives.
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Teamsters’ Joint Council
Washington Street
John M. Gillispie
Owners’ Association
Builders 10 Convene Soon
The Building Trades Employers Association plans its annual convention at the Boston City Club on Wednesday Jan. 4. Discussions likely focus on open shop policy for 1922 with banquet speeches by notable leaders and a vaudeville and music program.
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New England
Building Trades Employers’ Association
Boston City Club
Samuel Untermeyer
Lockwood Investigating Committee
Peters
James M. Curley
James Jackson
Charles W. Bernhardt
Atlanta
National Association of Builders Exchanges
Parker F. Soule
Soule
John V. Beckman
Edwin W. Cox
Albert D. Howlett
John F. Walsh
Christmas Cheer at City Institutions Brightens Inmates
Christmas trees and wreaths decorated wards at Long Island hospitals and Deer Island inmates will share a Christmas dinner and a movie night. Most city institutions held dinners yesterday with Charles Street jail planning a noon meal and Sheriff Kelcher arranging turkey dinner fruits vegetables and a vaudeville show.
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Long Island
Deer Island
Charles Street
Kelcher
Three Day Celebration at Llewsac Lodge
Bedford hosts a three day Christmas celebration at Llewsac Lodge in the Frances E Willard Settlement of Boston. The event began with the annual Christmas tree and gift exchange. Women residents sang carols, a Christmas chicken dinner will be served tomorrow noon, and a Christmas entertainment will close the Yuletide festivities tomorrow night.
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Bedford
Llewsac Lodge
Frances E. Willard
Boston
Harvard Engineering School awards Hilton scholarship to Paul B. Flanders
Concord resident Paul B. Flanders receives the Hilton scholarship at Harvard Engineering School for promising bridge-building prospects. Other recipients include F S Tucker Arlington J L Glick Cleveland W N Krmvbok New York and William Torrey Jaffrey N H.
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Harvard Engineering School
Paul B. Flanders
Concord
Hilton
F. S. Tucker
Arlington
J. L. Glick
Cleveland
W. N. Krmvbok
New York
William Torrey
Jaffrey
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