Labor Union Opposes Closing Base Hospital No 10
The Boston Central Labor Union adopted a resolution opposing removal of Base Hospital No 10 on Parker Hill Roxbury urging Massachusetts senators representatives in Congress and Secretary of War Baker to keep the hospital for the 600 patients and their visiting families within the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No. 10
Parker Hill
Roxbury
Massachusetts
Congress
Baker
Boston Central Labor Union
Wells Memorial Hall
Boston labor council acts on food sales and industrial conference
The meeting urged Massachusetts representatives to push surplus war food to states for public institutions, protested Governor Coolidge over the South Boston dry dock contract, and adopted a resolution backing a national industrial conference to share management in industry. A 25 member conference committee was formed to handle labor matters with the state AFL group.
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Massachusetts
Congress
War
Navy
Arthur M. Huddell
Engineers’ Union
Coolidge
San Francisco Labor Council
A. F. of L
Boston C. L. A
San Francisco
M. J. O'Donnell
C. L. UU
Martin T. Joyea
State Branch
Victim Identified in Cambridge Auto Fatality
Edward L. Murphy of 118 Kinnard Street Cambridge identified the elderly man killed Saturday night as his father in law Charles L Connners who lived with him on Kinnard Street.
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Edward L. Murphy
Kinnard Street
Cambridge
Charles L. Conners
Trades Back Carpenters In Boston Strike Demand
The United Building Trades Council of Boston representing 30 000 union workers held a meeting at 30 Hanover Street and unanimously backed carpenters and their supporters seeking 1 per hour wages. The Employers' Association claim that mill men voted to strike in support was denied by Carpenters' District Council officials. They said the strike began independently but has full backing from international officers and the general council. a citywide build trades strike affecting 30 000 to 35 000 workers is anticipated.
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United Building Trades Council of Boston
Hanover Street
Employers’ Association
John F. Twomey
Carpenters’ District Council
Carpenters
Brotherhood of Carpenters
Boston
General Council
Carroll
John C. MacDonald
United Building Trades Council
New Haven Clerks Protest On Wages
New Haven clerks of Old Colony Lodge 142 protest wage inequality at a meeting held at 724 Washington Street. They allege they earn five cents an hour less than clerks on competing railroads, and consider strike action.
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Old Colony
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
Washington Street
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Boston & Albany
Boston & Maine
Central New England
Labor Notes From Boston Unions and Ottawa Meet
Fred J. Dempsey elected fourth vice president of the Theatrical Stage Employees Union at Ottawa. Martin F. Ryan and T. H. Keight spoke to the Bay State Lodge of Carmen. Secretary Howe urged abolition of piecework at Charlestown navy yard. James OHara named delegate to the Metal Trades Council convention in Atlantic City. Over 100 new members joined the North and South Lodge of Railroad Clerks in Dexter Hall.
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Fred J. Dempsey
Boston Central Labor Union
Theatrical Stage Employees and Moving Picture Machine Operators
United States
Canada
Ottawa
Martin F. Ryan
Grand Lodge of the Brotherhood of Railroad Carmen of America
Bay State Lodge of Carmen
New Haven Railroad
Washington Street
Blacksmiths’ Union
Howe
Charlestown Navy Yard
James O'Hara
Engineers’ Union
Metal ‘Trades’ Council of
Boston
Metal Trades’ Department
Atlantic City
U. I. of L
North and
South Lodge
Brotherhood of Railroad Clerks
Dexter Hall
Wells Memorial Building
Strube to Lead Pops in Boston Symphony Hall Concerts
Gustav Strube returns as guest conductor for the Pop concerts in Symphony Hall Boston week. He makes his Boston bow tonight after a six year gap. Program includes Bizet Carmen Overture Oberon Prelude Tristan and Isolde Wagner Tchaikovsky Grieg and other works by Friml Luigini and Strauss.
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Gustav Strube
Boston
Symphony Hall
Oberon
Weber
Dietel
Chimes
Luigini
Strauss
Grieg
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Batiste
Billy Burke
Maslin
Rogers
Sheffield
News OF Labor World
Parker Hill Institution
Alto
W. W. Winship Wholesale Dept
Kingston St
New Haven
LABOR
Strube
Pops
Forp & Allen, Incorporated
Tremont Street
Boylston St
Madras
Charming
Georgette
Ually
Auvuutsis
Ahaasa Team
Luuyust
Panama
Royal Axminster
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