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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1922

Page

4

RAPS STRIKERS POLITICAL PULL RAPS

The Boston Chamber of Commerce sent a telegram to President Harding condemning political pressure on railroad executives to reinstate strikers while preserving seniority rights. It argues such rights cost the public through higher rates as workers seek wage findings from a government tribunal.

Harding Boston Chamber of Commerce Washington New England United States Railroad Labor Board Railroad Labor Board

Boston Chamber pressures over wage findings and strikes

A Boston Chamber of Commerce telegram urged upholding wage findings and barring strikers from seniority rights, citing harm to the public and rail service. It notes 9500 business members and details alerts to Coolidge Weeks Hoover and Hooper, with warnings of ongoing strikes and potential rate increases.

Board of Directors Frederic 8. Snyder Coolidge War Weeks Hoover Ben W. Hooper United States Labor Board Washington Associated Coal and Railroad Boston Chamber of Commerce

Strikes Hit Boston System Shops Across Keene and Readville

Boston and Maine system federation announcements say Keene New Hampshire shops are closed and more signal maintainers join the strike. System headquarters in New Haven report engines breaking down and trains delayed, with a strike breaker train late by six minutes. General Manager Bardo tours shops as union officers attend a mass meeting at 99% Washington Street led by Frank McCarthy John Conley Frank Jennings Harold Reardon and Thomas Kelley.

Boston & Maire System Federation Keene N. H System Federation New Haven Readville Bardo Washington Street Frank H. McCarthy New England A. F. of John Conley Frank Jennings Harold Reardon Machinists Thomas Kelley Carmen

Suspect Resembles Slayer as Police Seek Man

A description matches a man sought as a slayer. The body was found Friday afternoon, and a suspect resembling the man was arrested in South Royalst after jumping from a passing train on Saturday night.

South Royalst

Automobile Hit by Train at Nantasket Crossing

Miss Ruth Powers of 10 Holbrook Avenue Allerton had a narrow escape when her car was struck by a train on the Nantasket branch of the New Haven railroad at the Nantasket Avenue crossing. The flagman was reportedly off duty. Powers swerved to avoid the collision but suffered only a ripped fender and bent parts.

Ruth Powers Holbrook Avenue Allerton Nantasket New Haven Nantasket Avenue Mies Powers Valley Beach Avenue Nantasket Junction Miss Powers

Haverhill Store Manager Denies Ward Murder Link

Joseph Jones of 15 Bartlett street Haverhill manager of United Butchers Store denies crediting Walter Ward with evidence to free him and says he made no statements about Clarence Peters murder to any newspaper man or detective and will not.

Joseph Jones Bartlett Street Haverhill United Butchers Walter 8. Ward New Rochelle N. Y Ward Jones Clarence Peters

Dorchester Baby Falls 156 Feet From Tree At Park

A one year old boy, Herman Plummer of Dorchester, plunged 156 feet from a tree at Mary Hemen Way Park yesterday. He was rushed to the Veterans Bent Brigham Hospital where his condition was not fully disclosed.

Fairbanks Windsor County T. Q. Stephenson Boston Bob Army Navy Department Herman Plummer Lonadale Street Dorchester Mary Hemenway Park Veter Bent Brigham Hospital

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