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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1921
Page
11
John Golden, president of the United Textile Workers of America, remained in critical condition today. The labor leader faces severe illness affecting his ability to lead the union during ongoing labor negotiations.
Governor Cox Major General David C. Shanks and Rear Admiral Albert L Gleaves headed a parade from the State House to the Service Men s Club Park Square to celebrate the first anniversary of the Army and Navy Club. About 600 soldiers sailors marines and State Guardsmen participated with open house and entertainment scheduled at the Army and Navy Club after the review.
Republican leaders indicated they favor dropping a tentative internal revenue reform bill. Drafting would be left to the House Ways and Means Committee using tax hearing records before the Senate Finance Committee.
Miss Margaret Marie Mors 12, of 117 Bronner avenue, Syracuse, predicted her death three days prior. After a heart attack linked to inflammatory rheumatism, she fell ill while Memorial Day ball game watching and died at St. Joseph's Hospital, uttering phrases about days and her grandfather.
About four fifths of the 6000 Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America back at work in Boston after a December lockout. Wages cut 10 percent. The Clothing Manufacturers' Association maintains no further negotiations through the group, while union officials continue talks.
A. Miller, general manager of the local joint executive board, announced final settlements with A. Shuman & Co. on Washington Street, cited as the largest single employer in the Amalgamated union. Many workers to resume today. cutters back Monday. tailors to report when material arrives.
A driver lost control at Coolidge Corner Brookline sending a car onto the sidewalk. Mrs Alice Moody of Dorchester and Miss Annie King of Jamaica Plain were treated at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital. The car was owned and driven by Richard D Prescott of Everett.
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