Men Ready for Extra Car Trips at Bay State
Robert S. Goff vice-president and manager of the Bay State Street Railway Company testified at hearings that conductors and motormen earned an average 14 dollars per week. He said workers would take extra trips after about ten hours on duty and that it was within their power to cause trouble over the issue.
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Bay State Street Railway Company
Robert S. Goff
James H. Vahey
Merrell St
Brooklyn
N. Y
Hyman Nevins
Goff
Vahey
Mr. Goff
Hearing Adjourned as Goff Hearings Continue
The hearing room heard witness George H. Gray describe his rise from driver in 1887 to general superintendent with a 3000 dollar salary. He discussed seniority rules, summer labor increases, and cooperation among men after the eleven hour bill. Proceedings resume at Chipman Hall Tremont Temple.
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Goff
Vahey
George H. Gray
North
Rockport
Boston
Reading
Gray
Revere Beach
Barn 4
Chelsea
Woburn
Lynn
Interstate Commerce Commission
Massachusetts Public Service Commission
Chipman Hall
Tremont Temple
Mantell Heads Boston College Dramatic Club Dinner
Robert B. Mantell spoke at the first annual meeting of the Dramatic Club of Boston College. He noted amateurs as sources of stage material and announced Hamlet would be repeated on Feb. 12 due to public demand. Edward J. Branden praised the college’s large evening division, urging wider recognition of its work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert B. Mantell
Boston
Dramatic Club
Boston College
Mantell
Rowland Buckstone
Edward J. Branden
Young Men’s Catholic Association
Republicans Claim Clear Electoral Victory in Review
Washington January 7 An exhaustive review of the November elections issued from Republican National Committee headquarters under Secretary James B Reynolds argues Republicans carried national issues to win a clear electoral college majority and the presidency. It contends the Democratic House majority stems from Progressive votes and that two thirds of 1912 Progressive voters have returned to Republican principles and candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Republican National Committee
James B. Reynolds
Police Chiefs Hold Monthly Banquet in Massachusetts
Twenty five members of the Massachusetts Chiefs of Police Union attended a monthly dinner at the American House. Charles A. Kendall, president and Somerville chief, presided. John B. Hebberd, guest of honor, delivered a brief address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Chiefs of Police Union
Charles A. Kendall
Somerville
John. B. Hebberd
Deadlock in Maine as legislature fails to pick Secretary of State
In Augusta on January 7 the joint Legislature failed to break a two day deadlock with four ballots cast, bringing eight total. Democratic Joseph E. Bunker led with 90 votes, while Republican Joseph E. Alexander and Progressive Roland E. Clark each polled 5. Irving Everson of Portland proposed a mixed executive council plan to resolve the impasse, a suggestion the chairs of parties will study.
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Augusta
Joseph E. Bunker
Joseph E. Alexander
Roland E. Clark
Bunker
Alexander
Clark
Executive Council
Irving Everson
Portland
Progressive State Committee
Parkhurst
Republican State Committee
Newspaper Club Elects With 65 Attendees at Boston Yacht Club
The annual meeting of the Newspaper Club at the Boston Yacht Club drew 65 members and guests. Retiring editor-in-chief William A. Swan presided. Elected officers include Edward F. Harkins editor in chief James W. Reardon managing editor and Edwin Reynolds reporter. Numerous attending guests from major papers and services were listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newspaper Club
Boston Yacht Club
William A. Swan
Edward F. Harkins
The
Journal
James W. Reardon
the American
Edwin Reynolds
Globe
Donald B. Sanger
Nineteenth Infantry
U.S. A
George E
John W. Luce
E. A. Thurston
Joseph F. Mellyn
J. 8. Hathaway
Francis A. Campbell
Ralph A. MacMillan
the Journal
G V. Sammett
Moses Williams
Traveler
M. W. Berry
Kenneth L. Roberts
Post
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New England
Mali
Philip Jones Co
Madras
ST Bays
Strand
Artistic
Plaza
Panama
Biyes
Pp & P
Steel Carpenters
Assorted Steel Plyers
Bell Faced
Zelgin
Bay State Road Manager
Spirit of Employees
Cuticura
Dept. T
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Men’s Co-operative Spirit
Maine
Harkins
E. E. Gray CO
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MLE Ucn Tay
Union-Friend & Haymarket Sq
Delicatessen Department
California
Hamburg
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Canal Street
Roxbury Crossing
Hanover Street
Duff Gordon
Tom of Holland
New
Engla Victoria
Bran Burke
Muscatel
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TEL. Rich
Duffy
Frances M. Lutz
N.13th
Philadelphia
Ezra B. Hand
Ritner St
Phila
Mary A. Simpson
de Graw St
Duffy’s Pure
Duffy’s
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