Boston Y M C A Campaign Aims Three Day Fund Drive
George C. Jee of Lee Higginson Co. urged Boston business leaders at a luncheon to back a drive for 174000 to wipe deficits on the Boston Y M C A plant. He said men must visualize the association's impact on manhood and will fund to their means.
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George C. Jee
Lee, Higginson Co
Boston Y. M. C. A
Boston
Boston Association
Mr. Lee
Textile Mill Strike Looms In Lawrence
Storm clouds of a general strike of about 35 000 textile mill workers in Lawrence gathered as employees of two of four major American Woolen Company mills voted in secret ballots to reject a company 48 hour work week with 48 hours pay.
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Lawrence
American Woolen Company
Campaign fund drive nears target in Boston event
The campaign committee reports $83 629 raised with $30 000 needed daily over three remaining days. Major gifts include Lee Higginson Company 5100, William H. Wellington 1670, and others from businessmen and firms across Boston, aiming to push the drive to victory. The hearing on the New England Telephone toll rates is postponed to allow a new permanent injunction bill.
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Lee
Lee, Higginson Company
Mr. Lee
Boston
Lee Higginson Company
William H. Wellington
J. Howard Leman
Harry P. Kendall
William E. Murdock
W. H. Robey
Taber Wheeler Company
John DL. Granth See
Stetson Cutler Company
Isaac W. Chick
Caiwhbewes
Alexander Cochrane
Waldo EB. Pratt
Jordan Marsh Company
Sawnee Holtzer Cabot Company
S. H. Waldstein
Ieee
Charles E. Riley
Wee
DOD OG
SONS
W. A. Mehaffey
Bee
Staples Ceat CO
Breslin & Campbell, Inc
C. Baphrop- Spiirwing
Ee Eens
Stone & Foraveh
Charles A. Adams
Public Service Commission
New England Telephone Company
Supreme Court
Atwill
Commission
Hitchcock
United States
Thomas J. Boynton
Mills Vote on 48 Hour Week Sparks Labor Tensions
In a third mill, 12 to 7 delegates vote to accept the 48 hour with 54 hours pay proposal, provoking anger among workers who feel the delegates misrepresented them. The Prospect mill votes tomorrow. a nationwide push for a 48 hour week with 54 hours pay looms as a general strike threat grows.
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Wood
American Woolen Company
Central Labor Union
Washington
Washington Mill
Robert S. Maloney
Thomas Silk
Frank Petocchelli
Ayer Mills
James Boothman
Wood Mill
Walter M. Lamont
Thomas Smith
Woodmaill
Pacific Mills
Walter E. Parker
Flat-foot farm names the Mongolia heroes return home
About 300 Boston and New England soldiers arrived in Hoboken aboard the transport Mongolia from France. The wounded unit shouted a nickname “Flat-foot farm” as they docked, insisting to tell folks at home they survived the worst and can endure anything.
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New
New England
Mongolia
St. Nazaire
Ambrose Channel
Army Transport Docks
Red Cross
Knights of Columbus
Massachusetts
Camp Merritt
Nathan Levine
Chambers Street
Boston
Levine
325Th Infantry
Argonne Forest
John P. Kane
K Company
101St Infantry
Columbus Avenue
Roxbury
Verdun
John T. Maroney
California Street
Clinton
Kane
Maroney
104Th Infantry
North Adams
C. H. Raymond
Joseph Gagnor
Margin Street
Peabody
E. G. Howard
Pleasant Street
New Bedford
Howard
6List Infantry
Vosges
Wilfred Lavalle
Summerstreet
Holyoke
26Th Division
John J. Nolan
C Company
101St Machine Gun Battalion
Nolan
Old Connecticut
Summer Street
Hartford
Conn
Joseph Gandreau
Canal Street
Lawrence
68Th Infantry
New York
France
Leicheprey
Sedan
Hoboken
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