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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1918
Page
5
War time appeals from Governor McCall and officials prompt Boston Elevated carmen to vote to delay strike for 72 hours. Union leader James H. Vahey vows strong action while Reardon from Detroit negotiates with Boston leaders as crowds shout for a strike.
Governor McCall urged postponing the Boston Elevated Railway strike for 72 hours to pursue arbitration amid public official appeals. Boston Carmen's Union members hissed the arbitration call as leaders, including James H. Vahey and Thomas Shine, defended patience and loyalty to government during the meeting at Tremont Temple.
Advertises Tiz bath as quick relief for corns callouses and bunions. Claims feet feel joyous after soaking and can dance, with a 25 cent box sold at drug or department stores. Encourages readers to laugh at others who suffer and to stop limping.
Charles H. Govan of the Labor Department and AFL lecturing board decries attacks on the Wilson administration. He urges unity to support the war effort, notes his long career with the New York Sun and prior work with New York City schools.
Secretary Wilson appoints 12 leaders including Mr. Govan to speak to unions about the war from a labor and democracy viewpoint. The aim is to show organized labor administration friendship and that victory against Germany brings gains for workers. Wilson supports the eight hour day as standard for labor contracts and urges serious mobilization beyond cheers.
The St Ambrose Church mission in Field’s Corner enters its second week focused on unmarried women after a successful run for married women with over 1500 renewing baptismal vows. Fathers Camillus Benedict and Raymond of the Passionist Order led services with Father Raymond delivering the closing sermon. Next Sunday the men’s mission begins for one week, with high hopes for strong turnout.
Advertises Ely's Cream Balm as instant relief for nasal congestion from cold or catarrh. Claims opening air passages, reducing mucous, headaches, and nighttime breathing difficulties, with a suggested use in the nostrils for symptom easing.
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