Knights of Labor Back Barry in Arbitration Fight
District Assembly 30 condemns State Branch A F L for seeking Bates to replace Richard P Barry of Lynn on the State Board of Arbitration. Knights endorse Barry, praise his meritorious service, and urge Governor Bates to reappoint him. Roofers' union also commends Barry and opposes the A F L state move. Cities listed include Woburn Waltham Taunton Quincy and Pittsfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. of L
Gov. Bates
Richard P. Barry
Lynn
State Board of Arbitration and Conciliation
K. of L
District Assembly
Knights of Labor, Incorporated
John. Bates
State Board of Arbitration
Ilynn
Barry
Organized Labor
E. of L
Michael J. Kenney
Bates
Knights
Roofers
Boston Roofers’ Protective Union
State Branch
A. F. of
Lawson and Untermeyer Meet Over Copper Matters
In Boston, Thomas W. Lawson and Samuel Untermeyer, Standard Oil counsel, held a private conference amid copper matter speculation. Untermeyer joined a United Fruit board meeting in Boston where Janson and Homer Albers were seen with him. Rumors swirled of a magazine edition funding Lawson’s anticipated Amalgamated expose, signaling potential conflict with Standard Oil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Lawson
Samuel Untermeyer
New York
Standard Oil
Mr. Untermayer
Boston
United Fruit Company
Janson
Homer Albers
Milk Street
Washington
Lawson
Amalgamated
Untermeyer
Dividend rates on various rail and industrial stocks
Concord and Montreal 1 percent quarterly on Classes 1 2 3 4. Texas Central railroad 2 percent on preferred regular semi annual. Boston Storage Warehouse $1 per share quarterly. Fitchburg railroad 14 percent on preferred quarterly. Otis Elevator Company 1 percent on preferred quarterly. Sloss Sheffield 1 percent on preferred. Boston Belting Company 2 percent quarterly. American Bank Note Company 50 cents regular and 50 cents extra. Boston Insurance Company 3 percent. Mergerthaler Linotype 2 percent. Colt Arms Company 1 percent quarterly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord & Montreal
Texas Central Railroad
Boston Storage Warehouse
Fitchburg Railroad
Otis Elevator Company
Sloss-Sheffield
Boston Belting Company
American Bank Note Company
Boston Insurance Company
Mergerthaler Linotype
Colt’s Arms Company
Amalgamated
Heinze
Supreme Court of Montana
Leonard
Boston & Montana
F. A. Heinze
Johnstown Mining Company
Clancy
District Court of
Silver Bow County
Supreme Coast
Butte
Boston News Bureau
American Woolen Company
The
Mexican Central
Mexican National Railroad
Metal Lathers End Strike as Employers Sign Pact
About 175 metal lathers are returning to work after yesterday’s union agreement. Signed by James Down, the McCluskey brothers, James Plimney, the Union Metal Cornice Bead Company, and Patrick McCloskey, the pact ends the dispute and resumes normal operations today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Down
McCluskey Brothers
James Plimney
Union Metal Cornice Bead Company
Patrick McCloskey
Wall Street Reds Rally Late After Broad Market Slump
Wall Street and Boston markets showed a tepid session with a late rally led by Manhattan and Interborough Rapid Transit as traders covered shorts and bought on speculation of settlement in the Northern Securities dispute. Copper stocks advanced, United Fruit talked of new stock issues, and big holders like Adolph Lewisohn and Rockefeller interests were visible amid steady money market conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ennis & Stoppani
Broad ST
New York
Consolidated Stock
N. Y
Chicago Board of Trade
Boston
Wall Street
A& Rally
Manhattan
Interborough Rapid Transit
State Street
London Exchange
Weather Bureau
United Fruit
Calumet & Hecla
Quincy
Tamarack
Amalgamated
Lake
Utah
Adolph Lewisohn
H. H. Rogers
William Rockefeller
Mining and Stock Exchange
Bald Butte
Bay State Gas
Boston Consolidated
Horseshoe
Pioneer Lynn
New York Central
General Electric Company
Tampa Electric Company
New England Telephone Company
Lowell Gas Company
Consolidated Gas Company
Northern Central Company
Samuel Untermeyer
Standard Oil Corps of
United Fruit Company
Lawson
Untermeyer
Standard Oil
Houston
Mich
Fay
Centennial
Wheat quotations show mixed demand and price shifts
Ennis and Stoppani report wheat prices fluctuating with July contracts near 87 to 89 cents, and September showing buying interest. Market notes heavy selling by a leading commission house, oversold condition, and expectations of lower production by about 60 million bushels from last year. Oats supply was liberal with signs of weakness in wheat keeping prices firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ennis & Stoppan
Rollae
Pricas
Worle
Railroad earnings reported for the period shown
Financial summaries list railroads including Colorado and Southern Rio Grande Southern National of Mexico and Great Northern with earnings in May to July figures. Highlights show increases for several lines and a noted decrease across others, covering periods from January to June and July to May data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Southern
Rio Grande Southern
National of
Alabama Gr. Eee Os
N. O. & Tex. Pac
Alabama Gt. Southern
Labama Gt. Southern
Saan
N O. & Tex. Pac
Cambridge Latin and Newton High vie for Prep League honors
A large crowd is expected at the American League Park this afternoon as Cambridge Latin and Newton High meet in the decisive Prep League game. Cambridge currently leads after a 2 1 win earlier this season with Nash and Conlin catching for Cambridge and Woodward and Schofield for Newton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge Latin
Newton High
Cambridge
Newton
Nash and Conlin
Woodward
Schofield
Ambiguous OCR Record From Nashua Area Results
Fragmentary sports score notes show Nashua and Lowell games with mixed team names and unclear context. An apparent Manchester Concord reference and stray terms suggest a multi game listing, but details are unreadable and cannot be reliably interpreted.
Forty six unions to confer at Caledonian Hall Boston area
Forty six unions will be represented at the state convention of team drivers unions to be held Sunday at Caledonian Hall. Two hundred twenty five delegates from nineteen locals in Boston vicinity and nearby cities including Brockton Salem Lynn Fall River Milford Dedham Fitchburg Framingham Gloucester Holyoke Haverhill Greenfield Lawrence Lowell Marlboro Natick New Bedford North Adams Worcester are listed among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caledonian Hall
Eliot Street
Boston
Vicinity
Brockton
Salem
Lynn
Fall River
Milford
Dedham
Fitchburg
Framingham
Gloucester
Holyoke
Haverhill
Greenfield
Lawrence
Lowell
Marlboro
Natick
New Bedford
North Adams
Worcester
Labor Union Officers Elected Across Several Local Unions
Multiple unions in Waltham and Boston report new officers elected or appointed. Pictures Frame Makers' Union meets in Caledonian Hall with Joseph Dicks as President and Simon Bennie as Vice President. Others include Market and Commission House Teamsters and Floorlayers Union 1006 with named leaders, Painters Union members supporting strikers, and plans for conventions in Boston and international delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Picture Frame Makers’ Union
Caledonian Hall
Waltham Carpenters and Joiner’s Union
Joseph Dicks
Simon Bennie
Sandy Starrett
I.F. Balilan
Daniel Herbert
Market and Commission _ House
Teamsters’ Union
Jeremiah F. Cronin
Joseph A. Turnbull
U Nion
Dennis F. O’brien
Henry D. Ross
Franklin Association
St. Is
Union 1006
Alene
A. H. Bowers
J Elin
A. H. Barrett
Richard &. Sullivan
C. Millington
Painters’ Union
International
Electrical Workers’ ‘Union
Michael J. Birmingham
Thomas J. Bannon
Leod McLeod
Quincy Street
Apollo Garden
Boston
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Boston Coopers’ Union
Pimp
Hage So Workers
Rochester
N. Y
Tube Workers of
Somerville
Lawrence Crooke
Roger Baker
David Alexander
Buel J. Shorely
Moran Wins Race At Charles River Park
Jimmy Moran of Chelsea won his third open race and sixth straight that season at Charles River Park in a 26 mile event. He beat Will Stinson, Basil De Guichard, and Benny Munroe by margins, clocking 34 minutes 24.75 seconds. The program also noted a fence fire caused by Cambridge youths and listed results for a one mile handicap with multiple heats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Moran
Chelsea
Charles River Park
Will Siinson
Basil de Guichard
Benny Munroe
Moran
Stinson
W. G. Holbrook
Fred Goyette
E. Rupprecht
Harvey Giles
J. A. McNeil
Pat Logan
I. ‘A. Stoughton
Principles of Investment series to aid investors
Curtis & Sederquist announce a new booklet titled Principles of Investment covering investment possibilities. The firm offers free copies to friends and customers and continues its Studies And Investment Values series to keep clients informed on current financial affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis & Sederquist
Dorchester High blanked English High in league game
Dorchester High defeated English High 5 to 0 on Dunbar avenue grounds. Dorchester built a 3-0 lead with three timely hits in the fifth and added two more in the seventh as Fish Brayley Clapp Callahan and Ross sparked the offense while McNulty Sullivan and Burke held English High to five hits. Attending crowd 200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
English High
Dorchester
Dunbar Avenue
Fish
Brayley
Clapp
Callahan
Ross
Howard
Parker
Scanlan
Burke
McNulty
Upg
Sullivan
Quinlan
O Norton
Manon
Kelligrew
Bites
Dorchester High
Hibbard
Hayes
MecNul Parker
Do Burke
Jas Burke
Fale
Pit
App
Balle
Two drownings at Salem bridge claim two youths
Salem Mass June 14 a double drowning occurred near the Pennsylvania bridge when a small boat capsized throwing Harry Fuller and Arthur Stamper both 20 into the water. Stamper's body was recovered but Fuller remained missing at a late hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Mass
Pennsylvania Bridge
Harry Fuller
Arthur Stamper
Stamper
Fuller
Employer Refusal to Arbitrate Ties Lockout to Union Action
Myer Rosenfield of 282 Devonshire Street allegedly refused to arbitrate the causes of yesterday’s lockout of his workers. The union has appealed to the national headquarters for international officer assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myer Rosenfield
Devonshire Street
Printers Meet in New England Convention
Thirty six delegates attend the open ing of the annual convention of the New England Allied Printing Trades at Ellis Hall Hayward Place Represented cities include Portland Lewiston Lawrence Lowell Manchester New Bedford Brockton North Adams and Boston Committees named on resolutions president s address reports and communications finance and good order with multiple chairmen listed for each group
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. E
New England Allied Printing Trades
Ellis’ Hall
Hayward Place
Portland
Lewiston
Lawrence
Lowell
Manchester
New Bedford
Brockton
North Adams
Boston
E. Gerry Brown
F. H. Hatch
G. Harry Dunderdale
Charles T. Schneider
Jaf. McGuire
J. H. McGinnis
John Mellard
F. K. N. Mowes
William Regan
Neil
W. F. Jefts
W. H. Weston
Frank Cox
J. F. Thompson
E. F. Lane
G. W. Foster
J. J. Shanks
T. J. Sears
J. J
Also Mentioned on This Page
Woburn
Waltham, Taunton, Quincy and
Pittsfield
Marconi
Wireless
Munroe & Munroe Managers
Marconi Underwriters
Congress ST
Broad Street
Knickerbocker Trust Building
State Mutual Building
Congress
Beverly R. Woop
Mer
Aylor
Baltimore & Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Central of
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & Alton
Chicago & Great Western
Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago
Mil
Paul
Colorado Southern
Delaware
Del
Lack & West
Rio Grande
Hocking Valley
Beeen
Kinoll Central
Iowa
City Southern
Manhatta Louisville & Nashville
Metropolitan Securities
SCP
Missouri Pacific
Kan & Tex
Newark “Central
Norfolk & Western
Otario & Western
Prasenia
Southern Pacific
Souther Stes
Oledo
St L
Union
Wabash Wetenneeren
Wisconsin Gentral
General Electric
Soci al i
National Eoseae
Tes Realty
Unite Bes Realty
United Petes Steel
Nashua
Havesnil
Law
Maneater
Fall
Concord
Pineal
LABOR
Bokara
I Cluett
Cluett, Peabody & CO
Monarch
P. F. Logan
Matt Downey
A. Brook
Zartep
Younie
D. Connolly
Carl Limberg
A. W. McDonald
D. Jenkins
Connolly
J. B. Coffey
J. J. McKinnon
Gered
A. Rupprecht
J. A McNell
Peen
L. A. Stoughton
Mil Stinson
Oran
Miles
Tel & Tel
Rey
Patsh
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Dominion A Ib
Western
Tt & United Price
Brooks
Vw Adventure Elinsien
aAl Uuez
To & Em
Aka” R Tng
Nd & Tel
Atlantic
Ston & ‘Albany
Eytan & Maise
Heela
Bim
Burgenthaler -Line
Bo Mont C
N.Y
Shannon
Trinity
United Shoe Mach
U'S & Oil
Weveenee Rae
Iin
Uae
Wolverine Mins
Entertainments
Eada
St. Botolph
Sts
Count Club
Chestnut Hill Avenue
Boylston Street
Brookline
Village Square
Country Club
Newton Street
Club
Hotel Touraine
Herrick’s
First Corps
Chile
Bass
Ae St. EO. W. Beebe
Mgr
Washingon Street
Gna
Mae
Globe Tonight
Isle OF
Bompapka
Bunker Hill
Eastern Steamship CO
Kennebec River
Union Wharf
Bath
Foster's Wharf
Penobscot Bay
Foster
Bangor
India Wharf
Calvin Austin
Commercial Wharf
Franklin
Connelly
Adams House
Geo. B. Appleton
Old South
Provincetown
Cape Cod
Bay Line
Rowe's
Nantasket Point
Pleasure Bay
Snow's Arch
Atlantic Ave
Ah St
Norumbega Sga
Auburndale
Fresis
Zoological Garden
Charles
Norumbega Park
Keith’s
Plymouth
Old Colony
ROWE
Henry
Ant
Savage
Fang Oe
Prince of
Austin & Stone’s Museum
Reveager
Hough's Neck
SKY FA
Iere T Coztlonials Theatre
Bostonizan
Ysobel Kaplan
S. Wm. Brady
Trun
T. Adamowski
Ibetiada
Condit
Boulevard
Castle Square
EATRE
Tremont
Oxford
Butterfly
Burlesquers
Joy
Nev
Fraight iMcctiois
B. D. Pitts
Lexington Parkden
Rustic Theatre
Nellie B. Chandler
Ladies’ Orchestra
Pamarail Square
Tonay
Niven
Toby Lyons
McIntyre and
Rice
Kittie Bingham
King Philip
Roosevelt
Springfield
United States
Southard
Ohio
John Mulholland
International Association of Metal Mechanics
Frank H. Phipps
Arsenal
Mulholland
Connecticut
Fey London
Bridgt—Bridge
Revere
New Haven
New
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