Moving pictures at Tremont Temple protest meeting
A Boston Central Labor Union mass meeting in Lorimer Hall Tremont Temple will feature moving pictures of the Calumet disaster and funeral scenes. The event aims to spotlight miners' strike issues with speakers including Joseph C. Cannon and Monsignor Splaine. The gathering plans a standing committee on labor and industry matters and to coordinate with affiliated unions.
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Tremont Temple
Michigan
Boston Central Labor Union
Wells Memorial Hall
Boston
West
Boston Moving Picture Operators’ Union
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C. U
Boston Women’s Trade Union League
Boston School of Social Science
Kobs
Joseph C. Cannon
Western Federation of Miners
Calumet
Graham R. Taylor
Survey
Monsignor Splaine
Quincy A. Shaw
Calumet & Hecla Mining Company
C. L. VT
State Boards of Labor and Industry
Industrial Accident Board
Harry P. Jennings
Arthur M. Huddell
John Weaver Sherman
A C. Langlois
Anna T. Bowen
International Officers of Building Trades Unions
Quincy House
Building Trades Council
A. F. of L
Dandruff Cure Promised by Crudol Oil Treatment
An advertisement claims Crudol, a crude oil product, stops dandruff and hair loss. It supposedly nourishes roots, promotes growth, relieves itching, leaves hair non oily, and does not require washing. The slogan promises strong, luxuriant hair with no alcohol.
Labor Meeting News SHOE MEN IN CONFERENCE
About 75 delegates from all New England states attended the regular monthly conference of the Boot and Shoe Workers' Union at 694 Washington street. General President John Ff Tobin spoke of a prosperous condition and bright prospects. other leaders from Brockton Whitman and Heverhill addressed the assembly.
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New England
Washington Street
Boot and Shoe Workers’ Union
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
John Ff. Tobin
Walter F. Russell
Brockton
D. E. Whalen
F. W. Gifford
Whitman
N. J
Longshoremen Protest La Follette Seamen's Bill
Two grievances on the waterfront were addressed at the Longshoremen's Trade Council meeting. A special session was set for Sunday February 15 for involved workers to present their stories. Secretary Brady was asked to wire Massachusetts Senators and Congressmen opposing the La Follette seamen's bill for encouraging desertion and other objections.
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Longshoremen's Trade Council
Brady
Massachusetts
Washington
la Follette
Engineers Lenient as to 8 Hour Day
Boston Stationary Engineers' Union 243 will not enforce the eight hour day today at all plants. The committee granted requests from large plants to extend time, delaying enforcement and any strikes until Monday February 16.
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Boston Stationary Engineers
Union 243
Photo Engravers Adopt New Rotary Process
Official notice at the Boston Photo Engravers Union meeting states the new rotary photo process is now part of union work. All photo gravure processes fall under the union's jurisdiction and are performed by its members in offices using the method.
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Boston Photo Engravers’ Union
International Office
First Death in Union of Telephone Operators
At a meeting of the executive board of the Telephone Operators Union regrets were adopted on the death of Alice Lonergan of South Boston, an operator at the main exchange. It is the first member death since the union’s near two year existence. A memorial service is planned for Feb 13. Miss Molloy and Miss Murray will attend Worcester “ladies’ night.” Annie Pugh of the Lynn Operators Union joins the joint board of adjustment between Boston union and the New England Telephone & Telegraph Co.
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Telephone Operators’ Union
Alice Lonergan
South
Boston
Annie Molloy
Worcester Union
Molloy
Mary Murray
Boston Union
Annie Pugh
Lynn Operators’ Union
Board of Adjustment and Arbitration
New England Telephone & Telegraph Company
Boston Unions Plan Banquet and Labor Meetings
The Boston Joint Council of Municipal Employees unions set for a second banquet next week at Highland House Roxbury with Mayor Curley expected. Union leaders announced candidacy for Union Printers Home trustee, and various lodge meetings reported schedules elections and wage talks across Garment Workers Builders Labourers Milk Wagon Drivers Steamfitters and Railroad trades.
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Boston Joint Council of Municipal Employees’ Unions
Highland House
Roxbury
Curley
William E. O'Leary
Boston Typographical Union
Colorado Springs
Puritan Lodge
Boston & Maine
Charlestown
Boston
Samuel Zorn
United Garment Workers’ Unions
International
T. M. Peirson
Order of
Thomas H. Canning
Park Department Employees’ Assembly
Knights of Labor
Dominic D'Alessandro
Building Labborers' Union
Hotel Workers’ Alliance
Pleasant Street
Matthew J. Hogan
Metropolitan Park
Burglars In Flight After Quick Home Return
Mr and Mrs Walter S Taylor of 7 Warren Street Winchester returned home from a short walk yesterday to see two young men fleeing with about 200 dollars worth of jewelry and 25 dollars in cash. The intruders left the silverware behind.
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Walter S. Taylor
Warren Street
Winchester
Very Clever Pet Billy the hospital cat inspires readers
Billy the seven year old 14 pound cat owned by Mrs. W. P. Safford of 52 Pleasant Street Brockton understands signals on a bell sits in a photo box and performs tricks including dead kitty when teased he loves his mistress and brings a toy mouse to play readers are invited to submit clever pet stories and photos for future Post features
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W. P. Safford
Pleasant Street
the Post
Open Revival Opens in Brookline at St Mark’s Church
More than 700 parishioners from St Mark's M B and Presbyterian church attended the revival opening at St Mark's Brookline led by Rev Dr Louis Albert Banks. Pastor Willis F Odell rebutted Cardinal O'Connell's claim that other creeds are deserted and denominations disintegrating, saying churches remain active and fraternities share fellowship.
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St. Mark's Church
Brookline
Louis Albert Banks
Willis F. Odell
St. Mark’s
Cardinal O'Connell
Clergy on Platform Denies Starvation Wages Claim
The speaker notes ministers on stage do not look starved and concedes they do not receive fancy wages but a comfortable living. He mentions a cardinal saying ministers are paid starvation wages and counters with the ministers’ comfortable status.
Public Lecture Urges Outdoor Health for Children
Dr J S Stone spoke at Starvard Medical School on Surgical Diseases of Childhood. He cited fresh air sun shine and outdoor activity as preventatives and urged early surgery for defects such as hare lip cleft palate and hernia. He warned TB infection rises when children lack strength and noted impure milk as a risk to the neck glands.
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J. S. Stone
Starvard Medical School
Trophies Return to New York Museum From Global Hunts
Two consignments of animals slain in foreign jungles arrive at the American Museum of Natural History. Theodore Roosevelt sends 25 mammals and 150 birds from South America as the first South American wilds gift, while Paul J. Rainey ships 12 lions, 2 cheetahs, a leopard, 2 striped hyenas, 8 jackals, and other mammals from British East Africa.
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New York
American Museum of Natural History
Theodore Roosevelt
South America
Paul J. Rainey
British East Africa
Roosevelt
Rainey
Globe
Song of the Old Love
A lyric meditation by Jean Ingelow on lost love and longing. The speaker recalls past vows and wonders if reunion will come when the sea gives up her dead. The poem contrasts fading memory with enduring hope across sea and shore.
Vanderbilt crew remains aboard Warrior off Colombia
Latest advices from F. W. Vanderbilt's yacht Warrior report the vessel still aground off the Colombian coast. The Almirante cannot lift the crew due to bad weather and proceeded to Kingston yesterday.
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F. W. Vanderbilt
Warrior
Colombia
Almirante
Kingston
Boy Sustains Fall From Roof At Suffolk Brewery
Daniel J. Keenan, aged years, of 74 Newman Street, fell about 15 feet from the roof of the Suffolk Brewing Company's stable on East Eighth Street in South Boston while playing yesterday. He suffered a bad scalp wound and concussion and was taken to Carney Hospital.
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Suffolk Brewing Company
East Eighth Street
South Boston
Daniel J. Keenan
Newman Street
Carney Hospital
Marriage Without Love Dear Minas
A young wife, aged 22, confessing pressured marriage to a debt-holding husband, plans elopement with a lover. Advice urges staying for the sake of her two children, warning that leaving would bring social ruin and unhappiness, and emphasizing duty and maternal fidelity.
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Minas Champagne
Apé
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