Wage hikes for city workers trigger union meeting report
At Wells Memorial building Bridges Tenders' Union 32 338 met after receiving substantial wage increases for Bostort, iCarrhitidge and Metropolitan Park defa wteliders. The salary committee reported the changes during last night’s session and many members’ wives and daughters attended the installation of new officers.
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Bostort
iCarrhitidge
Metropolitan Park de Fawteliders
Union
Wells Memorial
Log Hauler Used to Thaw Out Water Pipes
RANGELEY Me January 22 One Kemp ton log hauler of Kemp ton Lumber Company was pressed into service to thaw frozen water pipes after a severe cold snap and scant snow left the village water supply at risk. The machine normally hauls two million feet of logs this winter across a 16 mile round trip from Spotted Mountain to the mill.
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Rangeley
Kempton Lumber Company
Spotted Mountain
Lumber Company
Binghamton Woman Seeks Husband in Urgent Appeal
Mrs. Frank Renalde of Binghamton New York appeals through the Boston Post for the immediate return of her husband due to family illness. She describes dire straits and seeks her spouse’s prompt homecoming.
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Boston Post
Frank Renalde
Binghamton
N. Y
Missing husband described by wife in Boston reports
Mrs Renaldo reports her missing husband, about 22, of medium height with blue eyes and brown hair, Italian descent. She says he was in Boston, according to her description, and implores anyone with information to contact authorities.
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Renaldo
Boston
Harvard's Relay Team Faces Cornell Tonight in NYS Meet
Harvard's four fliers prepare to race Cornell in the New York State Educational Board games at Albany. Bayard Wharton starts the first leg, with Joe McCarthy in second, Bill Goodwin third, and captain Denny O'Connell anchoring.
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Harvard
Cornell
Joe McCarthy
Wharton
McCarthy
Bill Goodwin
Denny O’connell
Goodwin
O’connell
Social Union Holds Leap Year Dance at Brattle Hall
The Social Union of Cambridge hosted a Leap Year dance at Brattle Hall Cambridge last evening with young women allowed to choose partners. An entertainment was provided by several club members. The number of women accepted after proposing was not made public.
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Brattle Hall
Cambridge
The
Social Union of Cambridge
Production relief urged to cut high living costs
John D. Willard of the Necessaries of Life Commission told agricultural men at Ford Hall that price restriction is wrong and relief lies in boosting production, cutting unnecessary buying, paying debts, saving, and working like farmers. Evan F. Richardson urged fairer farmer share of the consumer dollar. The union meeting opposed a State daylight saving law as various agricultural groups met at Horticultural Hall. Massachusetts dairymen elected officers led by G. W. Storey.
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John D. Willard
Necessaries of Life Commission
Ford Hall
Evan F. Richardson
Millis
State Federation of County Farm Bureaus
Mr. Richardson
Horticultural Hall
Massachusetts
G. W. E. Storey
Police Recover Loot From Chauffeur
Worcester president Moses P Page of Hardwick and E D Wade of Walpole first and second vice presidents War ren C Jewett Worcester treasurer and W P P Lockwood of Ambhert secretary connected to recovered loot from chauffeur case.
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Worcester
Moses P. Page
Hardwick
E. D. Wade
Walpole
Warren C. Jewett
W. P. P. Lockwood
Ambhert
Casals Sundelius Recital Ends With Endowment Fund Triumph
Pablo Casals and Marie Sundelius gave a joint recital in Symphony Hall for Radcle College endowment. The concert sold out with high praise as ushers and flower girls added charm. A theft case linked to Raphel D. Carlos surfaced, with over $3000 in goods recovered and a woman accomplice alleged in impersonation schemes.
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Pablo Casals
Marie Sundelius
Goprano
Metropolitan Opera Company
Radcle College
Symphony Hall
Boston Police Get Warm Shelter While On Duty
The Boston police may leave their boats briefly to seek warmth off duty. By order of Commissioner Curtis, officers report to the station lieutenant and may rest in nearby warm places during extreme cold.
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Boston
Boston Police
Curtis
Commissioner cites new order to ease policemen hardships
In a roll call at all station houses the commissioner announced the new order, saying it aims to alleviate hardships for new policemen who have suffered colds and related illnesses during recent cold spells.
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Metropolitan Newspor ‘Service
New York
Ethelbert
John Renalde
Social Union
Mark
Washington St
Corner of State
Budiun
San Calf
Balmoral
Eng
Willard
Raphel de Carlos
Casals
Sundelius
Finn, Flaherty
le Blanc
Raphel D. Carlos
Longwood Avenue
Carlos
May
Jackson
Winter Street
Summer Street
Federal Street
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Silvertone
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