Union Men Voting Likely Strike By Large Margin
Street railway workers in Boston claim 3200 members back immediate action after a firm stand by the union executive board. They accuse the company of denying organizing rights and delaying wage and rule changes, urging public arbitration if needed and signaling a walkout as a response to a general lockout plan.
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General Executive Board
International Executive Board
Greater
Boston
Paine Memorial
Investigator Halls
General Bancroft
Elevated Railroad
Elevated Company
Boston Elevated Railway Company
Strike-Breakers Gather as Elevted R R Prepares
Strike-breakers from Boston New York Philadelphia and New England colleges gathered to foil L employees union plans for a Boston Elevated Railway strike. Recruits from Harvard Yale and more drill at Bartlett street with pay 2.50 a day plus 1 for expenses and a 3 weekly strike bonus.
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New York
Philadelphia
New England
Elevated
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Boston University
Tufts
Yale
Dartmouth
Columbia
Brown
Colby
Wich Company
Instruction Department of the Road
Bartlett Street
Loyalists Powwow Threatens Boston Elevated Strike Fallout
At Fields Corner car barn a 3500 to 4000 strong loyalists meeting warned the Boston Elevated Railroad can staff all jobs in 18 hours if workers strike and vowed no rehire. General Bancroft pledged militia aid. discussions centered on grievances and protection for loyalists during a potential walkout.
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Boston
Fields Corner
Mr. Smith
Bancroft
William W. Fagan
Loyalists Association
General Bancroft
Smith
L’s
Shawmut Avenue
Cambridge
Charlestown
Medford
Somerville
South Boston
Brookline
Brighton
Association of
Loyalists
James Smith
Division 9
Harold B. Wright
Michael Dolan
Charles Whiting
Division
Field’s Corner
Ashmont
Division 3
Milton
Lenox Street
Division 2
One Month Shows Success for New Tonic Tona Vita
A Boston survey of twenty drug stores shows 7400 residents using or having used Tona Vita with over 600 reporting strong relief. A Boston pharmacist notes immediate customer satisfaction and cites a long felt need for a remedy easing worn nerves and low vitality.
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Boston
Tona Vita
P. E. Kittredge
Mountfort Street
200 Men Sought by Harvard Agency Amid Railroad Tie-Up
The Boston Elevated Railway Company applied to the Harvard Employment Bureau for 300 men, likely to fill posts left by a possible strike by the new L and employees union. No Cambridge ads were placed, though Yale News carried a student help notice.
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Elevated Company
Elevated Railroad
Elevated Railroad Company
Union Car
New York
Philadelphia
James E. Leitch
LASKS
Harvard
Boston Elevated Railway Company
Harvard Employment Bureau
New Union of
Cambridge
Yale News
Arbitration Planned For Worcester Springfield Street Railway Wages
Springfield June 6 arbitration will settle the wage dispute between street railway employees of Worcester and Springfield and officials of the New England Investment and Securities Company. Terms will be decided later.
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Springfield
Worcester
New England Investment & Securities Company
Boston Women Win Griscom Cup Debut In Philadelphia
Boston women golfers defeated New York 11 matches to 4 to win the Griscom cup opener in Philadelphia. The winners prepare to face Philadelphia golfers in the next match.
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Philadelphia
Boston
New York
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