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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1914
Page
12
Heywood Bros. Wakefield Company announces end of negotiations with workers who walked out yesterday after a seven week strike. Discharge favors 355 A. F. L. members, Wakefield’s largest industry, resuming strike a week after prior settlement.
At a mass meeting near the Malden factory the Italian workers led by Angelo Salvati chose to remain at work despite union pressure. Judge Bruce influenced Salvati to return, while IWW and AF of L factions prepared for ongoing action. The dispute prompts wage talks and a state conciliation inquiry.
The Next Sunday Post teases a soul stirring storytelling masterpiece set to captivate readers. A vivid narrative promises emotional depth and memorable characters for the upcoming issue.
The chamber approved abolition of party enrolment 91 to 77, enabling cross party primary votes without public record. Debate highlighted cost, factions, and potential drive to restore party designations in Boston elections. The measure passed as did a separate bill giving state labor offices control over private employment agencies.
The article asserts that primaries will preserve the same level of voter secrecy afforded on election day, ensuring confidential ballots and private voting processes. It emphasizes equal protections for voters in both stages of the electoral cycle.
Manager John Johnson of the Buick Company shows a window display of brooms to indicate all cars are sold as he awaits the 1915 Buicks. A Bay State Automobile Association board meeting is set for 1 o'clock tomorrow.
The Electric Motor Club of Boston holds a 12 30 luncheon at City Club to arrange the annual New England Kennel Club outing. The 1914 highway vehicle registrations show 6500 commercial trucks in the state. Billy Helfer, ex resident, named sales manager for Jeffery Dewitt Co Detroit spark plug producers. Vanderbilt Cup and Grand Prix set for Panama Exposition in spring 1915, sanctioned by rival associations, with Motor Cups Holding Co presided by W K Vanderbilt Jr. sanctioning both trophies. races on a two week interval on exposition grounds track.
Bremen June 9 A new 16000 ton steamer built for the American service of the North German Lloyd was launched today. Christened Zeppelin by Count Zeppelin it measures 169 feet in length and will carry 500 cabin passengers 500 third class and 1500 steerage passengers.
Former Vice President Charles W. Fairbanks, the keynote speaker at New Harmony's centennial Woman's Day, says the ballot in women's hands is a steadying influence. He questions male monopoly on power and urges combined wisdom of men and women to face future social and political challenges.
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