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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1921
Page
3
Representative Edward E. Willard of Chelsea condemned labor union leaders for curbing production at a committee on labor and industry hearing. He advocated a bill to prevent interference with employment and any attempt to limit or reduce the amount of labor performed in a working day.
Representatives from the Master Builders Association Boston Real Estate Exchange and Society of Architects backed the Willard bill while labor leaders denounced it as an open shop move. A F L officials accused it of aiming to destroy organized labor, citing wartime production and daily bricklaying limits. Several union and trade leaders, including Hodsdon and Mahoney, defended labor produced effort and warned the plan could curb honest work.
William H. McLeod of William Filene's Sons Co. told BU students that advertising is not mysterious or miraculous and cannot replace a good product or hard work. He urged clear messages and visible placement, noting the stenographer's desk as a highly readable advertising position and described practical policies for aspiring advertisers.
The second annual Intersorority dance of Boston University College of Secretarial Science will be Saturday evening in the Rose Room at the Copley Plaza Hotel. Miriam Scott of Leicester chairs the committee with assistants Miriam Moylan Roxbury Alice Hennessy Northboro Alice Johnson Northboro Harriet Kaitz Brookline Rose Nicolas Dorchester Carol Peires Ayer Cordelia McGlennon Quincy Louise Adams Boston. Matrons are Mrs Frank B Tupper Miss Marie Duggan Miss Helen Byrne and Miss Gertrude Curtis.
The committee on public wealth yesterday reported leave to withdraw on the bill requiring that clans' prescriptions be written in English. The bill was petitioned for by Joseph P. Donahoe of Boston, but no one appeared in its favor when called for hearing.
Rev Charles F. Arnold S J accused the Smith Towner bill of being iniquitous and un American during a North End Knights of Columbus event at St Marys Theatre Cooper street Boston College seniors Francis J DeCelles Harold J Sullivan and Eugene J Sullivan spoke on political economic and social angles declaring the legislation unconstitutional undemocratic and un American.
Employees of the E. Osgood Company plan a bungalow dancing party tomorrow evening. A toe dance by Miss Ethel Barry with piano by Frederic Elliott will be featured. Shepard's Colonial Orchestra will provide music. Mr and Mrs C E Osgood and family will be guests.
A committee formed on Thursday night to raise 13000 to wipe out the Beth Hamedash Hagodol Synagogue mortgage on Crawford street Roxbury. At a banquet Tuesday night Simon Swig announced a drive and speakers including Victor Kaufman Rabbi Louis Epstein Boril Chagy and Benjamin H Swig contributed to a rapid early total of 15000. The debt was 28000 after a prior partial reduction and paying it off would leave the synagogue debt free.
The Governor and Council voted to parole James E. Atus of Brockton who was serving four to six years for attempted assault on a female employee. Atus was sentenced in Plymouth court in July 1919.
Payson Dana state civil service commissioner resists appearing before the State Legion executive committee amid allegations of remarks against the American Legion and the veterans preference bill. He denies the charges and stands by statements made at a January meeting while adjutant Leo Spillane repeats the committee order to summon him and consider expulsion.
Denny B. Goode formerly of Holyoke Chamber becomes head of the reorganized convention and tourists bureau while Lawrence A. Bevan, ex agricultural agent of Fairfield county farm bureau, takes charge of the agricultural bureau.
George White, chairman of the Democratic national committee, named a 16-member executive committee to meet in Washington on Feb 17 to discuss advice and counsel for reorganizing the party. Members include Sanders Alabama, Cummings Connecticut, Saunders Colorado, plus national figures and state representatives.
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