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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1912

Page

2

Big Meetings Rally Boston Elevated Workers for Wage Rise

More than 1000 conductors and motormen of the Boston Elevated Railway union meet at Wells Memorial to demand recognition arbitration and a higher wage scale. They back reinstating discharged workers and urge a 30 cent hourly raise through the AF of L form of agreement.

Cemnt Boston Conductors’ and Motormen’s Union Boston ‘Ga Wells Memorial Building E'S Bancroft

Non-Union Meeting Gains Support at Boston Elevated Hall

More than 2000 Boston Elevated employees met at Paul Revere Hall to oppose unionization. Overflow gatherings at Exhibition Hall and Talbot Hall heard speeches praising the company and condemning outside interference. Two resolutions urged internal review of conditions and continued loyalty to the employer.

David Cahil Frederick N. Weeks Michael Dolan Charley Partridge Robert Nelson Harry Putnam George Duclos Paul Revere Hall Boston Exhibition Hall Talbot Hall Edward W. Johnson James E. Comfort Boston Elevated Company

Springfield Trolley Men Reject Compromise Strike Vote Planned

The Springfield Trolley Men's Union rejected a compromise proposal from New England Investment & Security Company and will hold a strike vote Monday. The union demands a flat 30 cent hourly wage. the company offers 27.5 cents and arbitration limited to wages. Worcester union to vote Saturday.

Springfield Springfield‘ Trolley Men’s Union New England Investment & Security Company Trolley Worcester Union

New York Hotel Strike Spreads Across City

A wave of hotel and restaurant strikes has shut dining rooms in several venues, forcing service to be restricted to a single room in many locations and causing widespread embarrassment as workers press for concessions.

Boston hotel workers doubt New York strike will spread

Boston hotel men say waiters are satisfied with current treatment and no local union branch is forming. They state the Bartenders and Hotel and Restaurant Employees' Union is separate from the I W W linked international body and has no plans to strike.

Fred Fay The International Fay Boston Philadelphia New York International Hotel Workers’ Union Bartenders and

Harriman Accused in Darrow Bribery Trial

May 31. Job Harriman a late Los Angeles mayoral candidate on the Socialist ticket is accused at Clarence Darrow’s bribery trial of supplying the alleged bribery money. State witness Bert H. Franklin quotes Darrow urging him to name Harriman if he mentions Darrow.

Los Angeles Job Harriman Clarence S. Darrow Darrow Bert H. Franklin

Franklin testimony deepens bribery scope in Darrow case

In court today Franklin faced a rapid cross examination as he detailed bribery attempts involving jurors and associates. He named A K Kruger and three others who allegedly offered favors, and described how Darrow allegedly sought to help his family if Franklin confessed and paid fines.

Rogers Franklin Ford Himself Darrow Lockwood Bain A. K. Kruger le Comte Davis McNamara Bhat le Comte Davis

Pay Honor to Boston Men

The next Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia convention will meet at the University of Oklahoma Norman Oklahoma in June 1918. Samuel J. Smith led Oklahoma’s delegation after attending the Boston convention which just adjourned. A prize of 100 dollars in gold and a gold medallion will be offered for the best string quartet composition. A national committee on music education and legislation was formed including Herbert B. Hilliard Basil Sauntlett and Rufus B on Kleinsmid. Honorary members named include Eben D. Jordan Wallace Goodrich Louis Elson and Peter Lutkin. National officers for the coming year are Percy Jewett Burrell Burleigh W Jacobs and Harry d Kaiser.

Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia of America University of Oklahoma Norman Okla Samuel J. Smith Oklahoma Boston America Herbert B. Hilliard Ithaca Conservatory Ithaca N. Y Basil Sauntlett University of Missouri Columbia Rufus B. On Kleinsmid de Pauw University Green Castle Ind Jsben D. Jordan Boston Opera Wallace Goodrich Boston Opera House Louis Elson Peter Lutkin Northwestern School of Music Evanston Evanston, TN Percy Jewett Burrell Burleigh Jacobs Ann Arbor Mich Wharry Dd Kaiser Philadelphia

Mrs Cusumano Denies Murder. Calls Trials Flawed

Defense argues Mrs. Cusumano innocent and edgy with unreliable admissions. They claim witnesses misled the case and call for new hearing to present evidence for commutation. Councillor McGregor’s return prompts defense to seek reconsideration of the hearing.

Endeligato Alexander McGregor McGregor

Thunder Storm Wrecks Medford and Malden Areas

Severe storms flood streets in Malden and Medford, turning roads into rivers. Lightning damaged police poles and signal boxes, crippling the Middlesex Fells station system while several houses and cellars flooded in Medford.

Malden Medford Metropolitan Park Police Middlesex Fells

Wright Brothers Mournful Loss Shakes Dayton

In Dayton Ohio May 31 Orville Wright speaks of his brother Wilbur Wright's death expressing deep grief. The co inventor of the aeroplane appears broken in spirit as the brothers faced the peak of their fortune.

Dayton, O Wilbur Orville Wright Orville

Wilbur Wright Dies in Dayton Funeral Plans Announced

Wilbur Wright, distinguished Dayton citizen and industry leader, is dead. His funeral will be held Saturday with public services at 3 pm and burial beside his mother in Woodland Cemetery. The plant will pause all operations for three minutes at 3:30 pm.

Wilbur Dayton Wilbur Wright Woodland Cemetery Maurice E. Wilson Woodland

Massachusetts Councillor Mc Gregor Quiet on Cusumano Case

Councillor Alexander Mc Gregor of Massachusetts declined to reveal how he will vote on next Wednesday regarding commutation in the Cusumano case. He leaves for Boston tomorrow and reaffirmed faith in state laws and justice.

Melalac Lodge Umbagog Lake Alexander Mc Gregor Massachusetts Cusumano Boston Mr. McGregor

Plan to Save Hobbabies in Boston Heat

The Boston Board of Health and city hygiene groups map a summer plan to curb infant mortality. They estimate over 1000 babies may die from heat and poor foods, and aim to prevent as many deaths as possible.

Boston Board of Health

City to hire more nurses to combat infant deaths

In Boston an evening meeting at the amphitheatre of the Boston Dispensary heard representatives from the Board of Health the Milk and Baby Hygiene Association and the Instructive District Nursing Association plan to expand field nursing this summer Mayor Fitzgerald expressed strong interest. Dr Arthur A Howard noted infant deaths exceed tuberculosis and blamed bad milk and living conditions. He cited figures showing bottle fed babies have far higher mortality and illness rates than those fed by mothers. Dr William P Lucas added that summer sickness is common among bottle fed infants due to ignorance and preventable factors.

Boston Dispensary Boston Board of Health Milk and Baby Hygiene Association Michael M. Davis The Hygiene Association Council Arthur A. Howard Association William P. Lucas Hygiene Association

Fire Causes $5000 Loss At Everett Lithograph Plant

A fire on the third floor of the Metropolitan Lithograph Company building at Bow and Dane streets in Everett last night caused $5000 in damage. The floor contained postcards, films and other inflammable materials, with water damage reported on lower levels.

Metropolitan Lithograph Company Bow and Dane Streets Everett

Marines May Land To Guard Cuban Property

President Gomez telegrams General Monteagudo permitting American marines to land if needed to guard foreign property. Cuban forces may retire from guarding sites to pursue insurgents as Daiquiri fights end with 40 guards reinforced by 100 more. The Paducah remains off Daiquiri awaiting further orders.

Havana Gomez Monteagudo Province of Oriente Daiquiri Iron Company Paducah Marti Consuegra Santiago Hatuey

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