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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1922

Page

2

Tragic Charlestown Bonfire Accident Claims 7YearOld

Mary Hingston aged seven of 88 Belmont Street Charlestown died at Haymarket Relief Station from burns after her dress caught fire from a street bonfire yesterday afternoon. She was walking to a store when flames enveloped her clothing and neighbors extinguished the blaze before authorities arrived. The girl was taken to hospital by police but died from her injuries.

Mary Hingston Belmont Efrect Charlestown Haymarket

Strikes Rally as Rail Labor Shows Resolve Across Three Lines

Reports from Boston and New Haven indicate improved conditions at strike sites with management claiming progress since the shop employees’ walkout. Picket lines say strikers stay firm while pickets report quitters among strikebreakers at several shops. A mass meeting is set for Boston Common with union leaders addressing the crowd.

New Haven Boston & Maine Boston & Albany New Zungland Somerville Billerica Parkman Bandstand Boston Common Hibernian Hall Charlestown Union Main Streets Boston Causeway Canal Washington Hanover Tremont Washington Street

Mayor Issues Permit for Mass Meeting

The mass meeting permits were issued by Mayor Curley yesterday as leaders from two major railway system federations prepare to address a growing dispute. Delegations of section hands and track laborers seek wage and condition talks despite a temporary strike order, with chances of shopmen altering their stance if no action occurs in days. New millinery models feature lace and chiffon falling down the back.

Curley International Robert Henderson New Haven System Federation

Private employment offices linked to Boston and Maine picketing case

Police ordered strikes pickets to stop at 108 Friend Street and 27 Washington Street after evidence showed Boston and Maine Rail road workers using agencies as recruitment fronts. Sergeants Corcoran and Hoy cited city and state laws on peaceful picketing and avoidance of involvement by agencies not in the dispute.

Boston & Maine Friend Street Boston & Maine Railroad Washington Street Corcoran Hoy

Yard Clerks Walk Out As Troops Guard Trains

In Illinois and other states troops guard railroad shops while yard clerks refuse to work under protection. Union leaders and railroad executives plan talks in Chicago to address the ongoing shopmen strike. The Brotherhood of Railroad Signalmen will not strike now and may seek negotiations with carriers.

Chicago Associated Press United States Bloomington Ill Chicago & Alton Sentinel D. W. Helt Brotherhood of Railroad Signalmen Railroad Labor Board

England's Hilda James to swim in New York Classic

Miss Hilda James the renowned English swimmer will compete in the International Swimming Classic held in New York Bay this August. The event brings together top female swimmers from several nations for a high profile race in the harbor.

Hilda James England United States New York Bay

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