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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1912

Page

4

Striking car men face hearings on union clash

Amid Boston Elevated testimony, Vahey accuses thugs on cars while Hurlburt says no strike. Board hears from Harrington and union reps. some drivers said to have received old-job offers if they return.

Elevated Hurlburt Vahey Massachusetts John Harrington Division 7 Harrington M. J. Roche Chairman Howland Mr. Harrington Roche Union Commissioner Wood Howland Mr. Hurlburt Learned Mr. Howland Council of Team Drivers’ Union Ignatius McNulty Artificial Stene Workers’ Union James H. Vahey Fred J. Fay Car Men’s Union

Elevated strike hearing ends before State Board

The hearing before the State Board of Conciliation and Arbitration closed with Attorney Henry F. Hurlburt for the Elevated and James H. Vahey for the strikers trading contentions. Vahey urged caution on sympathetic strikes while Hurlburt argued the company operates normally and that no strike exists.

Elevated State Board of Conciliation and Arbitration Henry F. Hurlburt James H. Vahey Vahey Hurlburt

Mass Meeting Planned by Boston Striking Car Men Union

The executive board announced plans for a mass meeting at the Boston Arena tomorrow night inviting all citizens. Speakers include City Council President Attridge and Alderman O Connor among several union leaders and local officials. The event aims to discuss union issues with broad public attendance encouraged.

Boston Arena Attridge Boston City Council Daniel J. McDonald Boston Allied Printing Trades Council M. M. O’connor Cambridge EB. E. Marsh Charlestown James Duncan A. F. of Frank H. McCarthy Boston C. L. A Martin T. Joyce Massachusetts State Branch Arthur M. Huddell A. F. of L. Building Trades Department A. J. Howlett Greater Boston Carpenters’ District Council Joseph J

Strike Disputes Lead to Fines in Local Courts

In Dorchester Court Edward Carlyle a Columbus boss linked to a mass strike meeting faced a loaded revolver charge filed as a strike action case. Roy Egan a Malden carman was fined 25 dollars for calling a strike-breaker a scab and appealed. John Shea of North Cambridge was fined 50 dollars for assaulting Patrolman Frank Henry after an Elevated strike dispute.

Dorchester Edward Carlyle Columbus C Mattapan Roy Egan Malden John Shea Frank Henry North Cambridge Cambridge Court

Mayor Denounced by Dorchester Leaders Over Elevated Strike

At Ward 20 wardroom meeting Dorchester Citizens Association denounced Mayor Fitzgerald for his absence on strike matters. Attorney John J. Cummings accused him of betraying public trust. James J. Touhig accused a South Boston judge of bias against strikers as police watched the scene. Superintendent Wilkins of the Elevated reportedly directed police actions as about 80 Dorchester car strikers attended.

Fitzgerald Meeting House Hill Dorchester Citizens’ Association Boston Elevated Company Ward 20 John J. Cummings James J. Touhig South Boston Wilkins Dorchester Car

Support for Strike From Division 49 A O H

The Officers of Division 49 A O H released a resolution endorsing the Sear men strike and condemning Boston elevated street railway officials for denying workers the right to organize and refusing arbitration with the striking employees. The text notes the division’s belief that officials are unreasonable and unfair in blocking unionization.

Division 49 Searmen Boston Elevated Street Railway

Sympathy and Support for Striking Carmen Union Rights

The division pledges sympathy and assistance to the striking carmen to defend what they believe are their rights. It resolves that hostility to union labor by the company will drive votes for public ownership candidates. Signed by President James J. Dwyer and officers James Fitzgerald John Boyd Bartly Griffin Charles M Elaney.

James J. Dwyer James Fitzgerald John Boyd Bartly Griffin Charles M’elaney

Politicians Face Strikers at Roxbury Mass Meeting

Over 1000 people attend a Roxbury meeting at Vine Street ward room as organizers urge action over the Elevated road strike. Political leaders defend labor, with calls for municipal ownership and closer legislative support.

Vine Street Labor Roxbury P. F. Sheehan Goodwin Dudley Street Theodore Glynn Stephen O'Meara David Walsh Bakers’ Union John J. Attridge Thomas Joyce Sheehan State House City Hall Joyce Attridge Bancroft James M. Curley Fred Fay

Two More Unions Ready for Strike

Among unions that met last night and acted on the L car men strike the Metal Polishers Buffers and Platers Union and Harnessmakers Union voted unanimously to strike if the Boston C L A deems such action necessary.

Metal Polishers, Buffers and Platers’ Union Marnessmakers Boston C. L. A

Raum Captain Finds Boston Weather Cooler After Heat

Captain Bull of the Norwegian freight Raum reports Boston harbor cool and comfortable after a tropic voyage from Laguna Mexico. He notes sailors' feet blistered by hot decks and a canary dying from heat while consigning a cargo of about 32% large mahogany logs.

Captain Bull Raum Laguna Mexico Canaries Boston

Carpenter Dies After 30Foot Fall at Medford Yard

Albert Blanchetti aged 38 of Moody street Lowell was killed instantly when a roof opening at the New England Brick Company yard on Riverside avenue Medford gave way. He fell thirty feet while working on the kiln shed roof.

Albert Blanchetti Moody Street Lowell New England Brick Company Riverside Avenue Medford

Aviator Hubert Latham Killed by Buffalo in Africa

Paris reports pioneer airman Hubert Latham died during a hunt on the Chari River near Bahr es Salamat in central French Soudan. He was fatally attacked by a wild buffalo on June 7 while in pursuit of game near Lake Chad.

Paris Hubert Latham Chari River Bahr Es Salamat French Soudan Lake Chad

Latham Killed by Buffalo While Hunting in Congo

The Governor General reports Hubert Latham was with natives in the forest when a buffalo charged, gored, and killed him. Latham, famed as an early monoplane aviator and balloon traveler, left Bordeaux on Dec 29 for the Congo with a monoplane and hunting outfit. Born 1883 in Paris to English Lancashire parents.

French Equatorial Africa Martial Henri Marlin Latham Hubert Latham Jacques Faure English Channel Channel Soudan Bordeaux Congo Paris Lancashire

Peruna Credited With Curing Catarrh And Stomach Trouble

Testimonies from Mrs Della May Samuels of Tipton Indiana and Mrs Wilson Robinson of Toledo Ohio claim Peruna cured systemic catarrh and eased stomach distress with significant weight gain and renewed energy. A notice announces KA TAR NO as the new name of the formula with free booklet offered by KA TAR NO Company Columbus Ohio.

Della May Samuels Conde St Tipton Ind The Peruna Co Wilson Robinson Nessle St Toledo Ohio Katar-No Company Columbus

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