Curley Absent as FitzGerald Honored by Boston Elks
Boston Elks honor ex Mayor John F Fitzgerald with a reception attended by 400 members and dignitaries though Mayor Curley, Lt Governor Barry, and Governor Walsh were absent. Speakers praise Fitzgerald, pledge support, and present a diamond ring, while other figures like Louis K. Rourke and Diamond Jim Timilty show strong backing.
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Barry
John F. MacDonald
Fitzgerald
John F. Fitzgerald
Boston Lodge of Elks
Mullen
Governors
United States Senate
Patrick J. O'Hearn
Everett
Louis K. Rourke
Boston Lodge
Witzgerald
Elkhom
Boston
Seven Seas
Fraternity of Man
Massachusetts Board Urges Peaceful Settlement Of Labor Strikes
The Massachusetts State Board of Conciliation and Arbitration argues strikes and lockouts should be avoided, outlining three methods for employees to seek wage and condition changes. It notes 321 strikes in 1913 affected over 30,000 workers, but emphasizes peaceful arbitration with investigations, hearings, and rapid decisions within three weeks while workers stay at work and wages are preserved.
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Massachusetts
State Board of Conciliation and Arbitration
General Court
Board of Arbitration
State Board of Arbitration
State Board
Arbtration urged before strikes under Massachusetts board guidance
The Massachusetts State Board advises that strikes or lockouts are only justified after all statutory methods are exhausted. Parties should first conference, then arbitrate. Arbitration is presented as fair, prevents industrial conflict, and protects the public. Copies of relevant forms and law are available from the State Board in Boston.
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State Board
Massachusetts
State House
Boston
Curley Seeks Delay on Copley Square Improvement Bill
Mayor Curley asked that Fitzgerald's Copley Square improvement bill be referred to the next General Court. The message was delivered by Corporation Counsel Corbett and John A. Sullivan, chairman of the Finance Commission, who supported the reference as a good one.
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S Foundation
Curtis Guild
Charles H. Taylor
The
Boston Globe
EB. Ay Grazier
Boston Post
Boston Lodge
Timothy J. McCarthy
Flela
Curley
Committee On Cities
Withgerald
Copley Square
Corbett
John A. Sullivan
Finance Commission
Noted Orthodox Jewish visitors to arrive in Boston Friday
Two leading European Orthodox Jewish rabbis visit America to exhort steadfast faith and Sabbath observance. Rabbi Meyer Hildesheimer of Berlin and Rabbi Aaron Watkin of Anchisiay Russia are due to arrive Friday morning in Boston.
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Europe
America
Meyer Hildesheimer
Rabbinical Seminary
Berlin
Germany
Aaron Watkin
Anchisiay
Russia
Port Board Accounting Scrutiny Delays 1913 Funds
Senator Francis J. Horgan attacked the Port Directors over the 25 000 appropriation under a blanket 75 000 grant to be spread over three years He questioned whether the 25 000 allotted in 1913 was spent and alleged unreported payments to Bruce Wyman from the New Haven extra expenses The Ways and Means chairman said the funds support ongoing port work and the measure was postponed until Thursday.
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Francis J. Horgan
Horgan
Boston
Bruce Wyman
Harvard
New Haven
Ward
Buckland
Committee On Ways and Means
Boston suffragists return from Washington with cautious hope
Mrs. Glendower Sivans Miss Marian Hansford and Miss May Matthews returned from their Washington pilgrimage and say President Wilson was impressed by labor conditions for women though they deem their appeal not fully successful. Hansford heads the Retail Clerks Union Boston Matthews sits on the Boston Telephone Operators Union executive board Evans is known for work on the minimum wage board.
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Boston
Washington
Glendower Sivans
Marian Hansford
May Matthews
Wilson
Miss Hansford
Retail Clerks’ Union of
Miss Matthews
Boston Telephone Operators’ Union
Evans
Judge Speer sits in Macon court amid impeachment charges
Judge Emory Speer presided today in Macon Georgia for the first time since impeachment charges were filed last August. Lawyers believed he would not hold court while the accusations were pending.
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Macon
Emory Speer
Critic of Magrath Attacks Medical Examiner Rowing Claim
Charlestown undertaker Richard J. Burke assailed Medical Examiner Magrath before the public health committee accusing him of rowing on the river while dead bodies in doorways and alleys waited. Burke opposed a bill to add medical examiners in Suffolk county. Secretary Brizers said no more examiners are needed though more attention would help.
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Magrath
Committee On Public Health
Richard J. Burke
Charlestown
Suffolk County
Burke
Frederick L. Brizers
Board of Registration In Embalming
State plans to sell $6.325 million in bonds over the counter
State Treasurer Frederick W. Mansfield weighs selling bonds directly to investors, bypassing bankers who normally handle state issues. The $6.325 million offering carries 4 percent interest for about 15 years, with bids from banks awaited to determine if this over the counter sale becomes a first in the state's history.
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State Street
Frederick W. Mansfield
Mansfield
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Fast Relief For Stomach Distress
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as the quick remedy for dyspepsia gas sour stomach and related symptoms. It claims relief in five minutes and urges a fifty cent bottle for home use with notes on broad safety and universal benefit for indigestive issues.
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Pape
Osmo-Chemic Physicians Offer Free Month Treatment
The Osmo-Chemic Physicians promise a free one month course of treatment for chronic diseases if patients begin or renew by February 7. Aimed at those who have not seen relief, the offer includes all medicines and is limited by time with only four days remaining. The notice lists multiple physicians and patients by name and address as endorsements for their system of medicine.
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James Asai
Ma Or Fitazgerald
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Angeline
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Washington, D. C
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Wyman
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Dolly Dimple
Sunday Post
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Sloan
John Patmon
Bulder St
Atlanta
Earl S. $Loan
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Hemenway Street
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Hemen Way Street
City Hospital
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Parker Arene
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Lucy Secord
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S. Framingham
G. H. Hiltz
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Winthrop
M. Sharkey
Leeison St
Quincy
J. A. Minot
Porter Sy. E. Lynn
L. S. Bliss
Seaver
Worcester
Lucy Thomas
Louis St
Chelsea
Robert Kiebert
Bradley St
Somerville
H. Davidson
James Lovean
Bridge St
Cambridge
W. A. Emery
G &S. Goy
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M. Markevitz
Summer St
H. M. Goudy
Union St
Lynn
Lumbage
Rushforth
Glenwood Ave
Winchester
Thos. Owell
Alford St
Chas
Stewart
Elm Hill
Roxbury
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Turner
J. C. Gott
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