Labor council votes to surrender IBEW charters
The New England District Council of Telephone Workers reports 20 of 22 unions voting to surrender charters in the IBEW amid a push to block wage and price moves. Meanwhile M. C. Davis of H P Hood & Sons says milk prices must rise if rail transport rates gain 40 percent, countering Gerrit Fort of Boston and Maine’s claim.
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Answers to Inquiries Financial Column Declares Impartial Review
The Boston Post announces a weekly Monday column answering inquiries on listed and unlisted New England stocks and bonds. It promises impartial data from trustworthy sources but does not guarantee accuracy or give market forecasts. Inquiries must include full name and street address and be sent to the Financial Editor, Boston Post, Boston, Mass.
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Pierce Arrow stock advice and speculative outlook
The reader in Boston asks whether to add margin or cut losses on Pierce Arrow at $70. The reply warns stock trading on margin is risky and stresses evaluating intrinsic value, market condition, and earnings drift. It notes Pierce Arrow’s 1919 earnings, recent production gains, and stock volatility but cautions that recovery depends on future earnings amid broader motor industry trends.
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Market Review and Outlook Says Rally Possible Amid Narrow Trading Groove
Market remained dull last week with a Friday slump pulling prices slightly below the lower trading groove. Bulls expect a possible rally from this level, while caution persists about a sustained bull run and higher rates affecting railroad stocks and bonds. Foreign events and rate decisions loom as key factors influencing sentiment.
Boston unions split over charter surrender amid new electrical workers
Boston labor turmoil centers on Local 142 vote to surrender charters to the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers and the planned Boston area push by the International Brotherhood of Telephone Workers. Leaders warn of possible legal challenges and mass departures by linemen and operators, with Boston braces for a major labor clash.
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International Brotherhood of Telephone Workers
Boston
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Telephone Company
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International Brotherhood
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Noonan
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Joseph B. Kirby
Dockers and Freight Handlers Press For Extra Wages
Five Boston unions of dockers and freight handlers at Boston and Maine and Boston and Albany terminals met to review the wage award. Affiliated with the International Longshoremen’s Association, they postponed action awaiting guidance from international officers. Most favor 12 cent hourly increase from the Chicago award but demand the additional five cents from the 1918 Board of Adjustment No 3 decision, under the Leider-General of Railroads Times.
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Rail Employees Meet to Discuss Wage Board Awards
Three railroad unions held meetings in halls on Washington street yesterday afternoon. Members voiced discontent with the U S railroad wage board award but took no definite action. Unions await fuller reports from their international officers.
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United States Railroad Wage Board
Have More Than $10 000 Toward Higgins Fund
Members of the Boston Carmen's Union report contributions topping $10,000 for the Higgins fund. The fund aids the education and maintenance of the late President Matthew J. Higgins and Mrs. Higgins's two minor children, who died during the recent influenza epidemic. Union locals plan to reach $20,000 to $25,000 through $1 per member subscriptions.
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Higgins
Carmen's Union
Donoghue Files Candidacy Against Peter F. Tague
City Councilor John A. Donoghue secretary of the Telephone Workers' Union 12 announced his bid to succeed in the 10th Massachusetts district opposing incumbent Congressman Peter F. Tague. He will take out nomination papers today. Donoghue is from Ward 6 South End and has long been active in politics.
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Telephone Workers’ Union 12
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Donoghue
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Painters Elect Officers in Boston District Council 41
Painters district council 41 of Boston elects John A Cronin of Local 11 as president. Other officers elected include Vice-president Daniel McKinnon Local 700 secretary treasurer James Templeton warden Charles Webber business agents Jeffrey Boudrot Charles Spencer and James Isbeater.
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Charles Spencer
James Isbeater
Ten Local Arrivals Recorded at Waterfront Yesterday
The waterfront reported ten local arrivals yesterday and one foreign steamer, the Ikala bound for Liverpool, also sailing during the day. Five tugs entered the harbor as well, with THE LANDSMAN noted among entries.
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Shipping News Arrived and Sailed To Various Ports
Steamers Prince George McKinnon Yarmouth Gloucester and others arrived from Lubec Eastport and St John New Brunswick with tugs and barges. sailed include Prince Arthur Ikala Kiowa and North Land to New York Liverpool and New York.
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Preacher Talks on The Tyranny of Fears at Cathedral
The Rev Edward Taylor Sullivan addressed worshippers at the Cathedral Church of St Paul on The Tyranny of Fears He warned that fear grows with indulgence and fades when faced bravely He cited faith healing and James Moore Hickson and told of an English bishop overcoming a feared fatal illness.
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