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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1920

Page

10

Employees Enjoy Day Trip To Suntang-by-the-Sea

Yesterday afternoon and evening, employees left the firm's 560 Atlantic Avenue offices in 20 cars for an outing at Suntang-by-the-Sea Nahant. A stop at Melrose home of Arthur N. Howe featured a buffet lunch and entertainment. Dinner followed with special decorations favors and entertainment during the banquet and general dancing to close.

Suntang-by-the-Sea Nahant Atlantic Avenue Arthur N. Howe Melrose

Harvester Company to Increase Stock

Hoboken N J July 29 Stockholders of the International Harvester Company approved raising the preferred stock from 60 million to 100 million and common stock from 80 million to 130 million A new 20 million common and 40 million preferred will fund a stock ownership plan for 40000 employees in the US and Canada Part of the new common will pay a 12.5 percent stock dividend on existing 80 million common.

Hoboken N. J International Harvester Company Canada

Public garden truck markets to open nationwide next week

Public markets for garden truck sales will begin August 2 under Patrick J. McGourthy supervision. The first market starts at Roxbury Crossing next Tuesday with daily hours 6 am to 1 pm except Saturdays 2 pm to close. A five cent daily fee applies and scales require a 1920 seal. permits at the Markets Office on South Market Street.

Patrick J. McGourthy Roxbury Crossing Sealers of Weights and Measures Superintendent of Markets South Market Street Central Square East Boston Thomas Park South Boston Stoughton and Hancock Streets Dorchester Everett Square Hyde Park Monument Square Charlestown South Centre Streets Jamaica Plain

Connecticut Co Seeks Seven Cent Trolley Fare

Judge Walter C. Noyes told the public utilities commission the Connecticut company needs a seven cent flat fare to avoid bankruptcy. The petition requests replacing the zone system. the company reported a loss of 87000 dollars from June 1 to July 15.

Connecticut Co Hartford Conn Connecticut Company Walter C. Noyes Board of Federal Trustees Public Utilities Commission Jones

McAdoo Plans Speaking Tour for Cox Nomination

William G. McAdoo, former Treasury secretary and 1920 Democratic candidate, announced in New York that he will stump for Governor Cox and deliver speeches in support of Cox’s nomination during a vigorous campaign.

New York William G. McAdoo Secretary of the Treasury San Francisco Cox

Maryland Yellowthroat Describes Warbler Traits and Range

A dusky masked warbler, the Maryland Yellowthroat, is outlined with olive green upperparts and bright yellow underparts. It breeds from central Canada to Texas and the Mississippi Valley, winters in the southern states and the Caribbean, and is noted for its bold mask and lively song.

Middle Canada Mississippi Valley Texas Atlantic Seaboard Virginia Bahamas Cuba Jamaica Central America Maryland Yellowthroat

Lawrence Circeo to Enter Latin High School This Fall

Lawrence Circeo of 22 Battery Street North End will enter Latin High School this fall and aspires to study law. He earns by selling the Post each morning at Adams Square, building a tuition fund from earnings saved over two years and enjoys hundreds of regular customers.

Lawrence Circeo Battery Street North End Tony Chestnut Adams Square Lawrence

Federal Agents Seize Liquor in Newark and Jersey City

Eighty federal agents from New York and Philadelphia using search warrants began strict prohibition enforcement in Newark and Jersey City. They divided into groups with four motor trucks each, patrolling the two cities for illicit liquor and 18th amendment violators.

Newark N. J New York Philadelphia Jersey City

Massachusetts State Labor Union Convention Opens in Lynn

The Massachusetts State Branch of the American Federation of Labor meets next Monday at Orioles' Home in Lynn to chart a non partisan campaign. About 350 delegates will attend over three or four days and receive roll calls showing lawmakers votes. The group will condemn reelection candidates with unfavorable labor records and discuss high living costs.

Organized Labor Massachusetts American Federation of Labor Orioles High Street Lynn

Labor Day Parade Sees 18000 In Line In Boston

Assistant Secretary William Kobs of the Boston Central Labor Union reports more than 18000 union members have pledged to participate in the Labor Day parade in Boston on Monday September 6. The letter urges locals to confirm their action by Sunday and to aim for 50000 to 75000 marchers to show labor power to the city leaders. A parade committee meeting will set further arrangements and assign committee members to union meetings.

William Kobs Boston Central Labor Union Boston Organized Labor Wells Memorial Building

Trade unions and labor aims challenged by new organizational forms

Groups formed for a single purpose are now used to oppose labor goals and collective bargaining. The text discusses individual contracts, collective bargaining, industrial courts, and related structures reshaping labor power. It notes tensions between organized labor and these evolving organizational tools.

Firm Announces Extra Pay for Employees in Profit Sharing

The firm held an informal gathering yesterday evening to distribute extra-pay checks. Employees received more than 20 percent of their salaries for the six months ending June 30. F. B. Sanborn, head of the company, announced plans to move into larger quarters soon.

F. B. Sanborn

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