National Guard Convention Seeks Unified Military Policy
Boston hosts the 10th annual Interstate National Guard Association convention with delegates from 30 states and the District of Columbia. The event features War Department officers, a Fort Banks drill, a Cambridge Armory ball, and proposed shifts to place National Guard under federal control for wartime use while preserving state leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Interstate National Guard Association
War Department
Washington
United States
Faneuil Hall
Guild
Hibbard
Charles Dick
National Guard
Greater Boston
New Algonquin Club
Boston & Lynn
Fort Banks
Cambridge
Massachusetts
al Guard Association
Convention
Regular Army
Robert Oliver Shaw
Department
George B. Davis
W. W. Witherspoon
Erasmus M. Weaver
James P. Parker
States
Territories
District of Columbia
New York
Congressman Peters
Congress
The Thaw Case: Harry Thaw Faces Strain Amid Session
Observers note Martin Littleton pressing Mrs. Harry Thaw to testify and Harry Thaw showing signs of fatigue and wear from confinement. He gazes calmly at times, yet his appearance reveals deep exhaustion and a changed demeanor during the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Littleton
Harry Thaw
C L U Upholds Newsboy Union Policy
At a Central Labor Union meeting delegates were instructed to urge members to buy newspapers only from union newsboys. The union endorsed the newsboys strike and asked the mayor to restore permits for the 26 boys who sold papers on the Commons. Henry Abrahams Frank H McCarthy and Martin Joyce were asked to request the permits from Mayor Hibbard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Labor Union
Boston Newsboys’ Protective Union
Henry Abrahams
Frank H. McCarthy
Martin JT. Joyce
Hibbard
English Out for President of Bartenders Union
James J. English a Boston Bartenders Union 77 business agent will seek the presidency at the New England Hotel and Restaurant Employees convention in Providence. Delegates named to the convention include James J. English James B. Hickey William H. Andrews William H. Leary and Richard W. Garrity. The convention will decide on craft segregation and improved laws to protect minors from obtaining liquor under false pretenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. English
Boston Bartenders’ Union 77
Providence
New England
Hotel and Restaurant Employees’ Alliance and Bartenders
International League of America
Agent English
Richard W. Garrity
James BE. Hickey
William H. Andrews
William H. Leary
Terday
New England District Council of Electrical Workers’ Unions
J. W. McDonall
Ernestb. Connors
Boston — Sineries Union
Sidney M. Smith
Danbury
Conn
Fred B. Hatch
Portsmouth
Martin T. Joyce
Boston
L. W. ¥. Kimball
Charles H. Hanscom
Quincy
State Branch Executive Board
Public Service Corporation
Robert 8. Maloney
State Branch
Electrical Workers of
Lawrence
Packers’ Protective Union
John R. Campbell
P. I. Conway
George A. Hennessey
Secrr
George R. EF. Henry
Johu All
Boston Cigar Factory Strippers’ Union
Bessie Jacobs
Annie Mcloughlin
Anna ‘I. Bowen
Rose Scully
Maria Dean
John A. Dyche
New York
Boston Ladies’ Tailors and Dressmakers’ Union
Knights of Honor Hall
Washington Street
Labor unions elect officers across several trades
Labor notes report multiple unions naming officers yesterday including the Phot Engravers' Union John P Simonds Robert Wilson William Ogden Len Moses John J Roughan and others Building Laborers Union 6 John Connors Eugene Ferris James McKenna Patrick Telan and a board of directors list plus disciplinary notes Old Colony Lodge Railroad Clerks installation of Zastey and officers Baker 7 Musicians 162 and other unions also report officer elections and recent meetings with new delegates and endorsements of trade education and labor bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Simonds
Robert Wilson
William Ogden
Len Moses
John J. Roughan
John W. Buttegs
William Erving
John Buckley
Dennis Tehan
Daniel Sullivan
James Clifford
Dennis Shea
Thomas Flaherty
Michael C. Sullivan
Ben Franklin Assembly
K. of L
William Cassell
Worthy Foreman
Mark Smith
Bernard ©. Harkins
James Keenan
John FE. Gillespie
Thomas H. Canning
Cassell
Co. M. Bailey
Providence
International Grand Executive Board
Zastey
Old Colony Lodge
Amalgamated Society of Steam Engineers
Civic Federation
Organized Labor
Bakers’ Union 7
George F.arnes
William Witzgerald
Patrick J. Tresey
Martin Grimes
William Christ
William Christ; Maimager
A. P. Lipschultz
Musicians’ Protective Assembly
William H. Burke
Will N. Vrazer
William J. Cai
William A. Simmonster
William P. Vairbanks
Paine Jal Hall
District Assembly 30
K. of
Roughan Building
Joan J. McLoughlin
Boston
The
Electrical Workers
Yes
Plan Athletic Mass Meeting at Boston College Hall
A mass meeting is planned for January 20 at Boston College Hall on James Street to renew interest in athletics. Students urge reinstitution of competitive sports and spotlight a modern gymnasium and athletic facilities as key steps to restore Boston College's athletic standing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston College Hall
James Street
Boston College
January Reduction Sale at Douglas the Tabor
An unusually mild winter and financial turmoil push merchants to cut stock before spring. Douglas the Tabor at 248 Washington Street offers a January sale with woolens marked to one half or less to reduce old stock ahead of new spring goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas the Tabor
Washington Street
Baseball Season Hopes and Player Prospects Preview
Goai Anderson eyed to avoid minors via Rochester as Patsey Donovan rates him. Sockalexis aims to stay sober and return to the big leagues, Gerry Herrmann predicts a prosperous year, and Little Rock buys a park for collegiate and high school use. Ion Sue wows Honolulu and may join a major league club next year. The Phillies open against the Giants and the Quakers vs Highlanders to start the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goai Anderson
Pirate
Rochester
Patsey Donovan
Brooklyn
Sockalexis
Cleveland
Gerry Herrmann
Porkopolis
Garry
Little Rock
Ion Sue
Honolulu
States
Frisco
Phillies
Giants
Quakers
Highlanders
Also Mentioned on This Page
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Herself
Union OF Fighters
Charles K. Drain
Executive Committee
Nation
L. Lois Davidson
Criminal Courts
Burne-Jones
Stanford White
William Thaw
Evelyn
Thaw
Europe
Evelyn Nesbit
Mrs. Thaw
Ldad
C. L. U. Upholds Newsboy Union
LABOR
Aena
Rathskeller
At & Mats
Henry W. Savage
Tom Jones
Louise
William Norrs
Gertrude Quinlan
Ome Jones
Portland
Hartford
Springfield
Lowell
Northampton
Worcester
Horrigan
Phelan
Geo. Broadhurst
Tremont
Sale
Hollis Fearne Chas
Frohman
Rich & Harris
Lessees
Fritze
Scheff
Comedienne
Carrie DE Mar
Marcel
McMahon and
Chappelle
Pullman Porter
Carson
Willard
Foy and Clark
Kemp
Majestic
Mr. Sothern
Lord Dundreary
Hamlet
Boston Teileatre
Lindsay Morison
Sherlock Holmes
William Gillette
MATS
Sweet Kitty Bellairs
Orpheum Belle Blanches
Maree Gehrue & Co
Kelly & Rose
Howard Truesdell & Co
Willie Hale & Bro
Eve
Rocky Mountain Express
Lottie
Remore
Geo. Stone
Scarecrow
Colonial Theatre
Klaw
Erlanger
Park 3D
Chas. Frohman
Ts EV
Tel
Winter St
Gilbert & Sullivan
the Gondoliers Mats
Washington Cor
Beach St
Ben HU Sre
Bowdoin
London
Isabell Sherman
Cenic Temple
Akeley Street
Warren Avenue
Austin & Stone
Boston Poultry
Mechanics’ Building
Society OF Master House Painters and Decorators of
American House
Tonisht — Bie
Kneisel Quartet
Hall
C. M. Loeffler
F. Beethoven
Mendelssohn
G. Schirmer’s
West St
Evereot Ve
Joston Grays
Erry Mail
ILIES
ATLAS
Montpezat
Washington and
Dover Sts
Miles Bros
Francis Doherty
Iona Evans
Dave Ballantine
A. Fountaine
Family Circle
Howard
Alan Kao CE
Lyceum
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!