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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1920
Page
3
John F. McInnes resigned yesterday as president of the Boston Police Men's Union at Fay Hall. He said he cannot give the duties proper attention. Two other officers, William P. Wills and Edmund Burke, also resigned for business reasons.
President McInnes has left the Policemen's Union to return to bricklaying, stunning about 1000 members at yesterday's meeting. He remains a member, while radical factions pressed for accountability. Temporary officers will fill roles until a March 14 election.
A conference among Musicians' Union officials, Boston Symphony players delegation, and International Musicians' Association secretary Thomas F. Gamble was held at St. Botolph Street headquarters. A second meeting was set for today with a possible decision expected.
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