Westinghouse to Redeem Two-Year Six Percent Notes
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company notifies holders it will redeem all outstanding Two-Year Six Percent Collateral Notes on August 1, 1914 under the July 30 1913 Loan Agreement. Holders must surrender notes and coupons at Trust Company 16 Wall Street New York for redemption and interest. Treasury officer signed the notice.
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Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Company
Ets Trust Company
Office of Trust Compa Ee
Wall Street
Borough of Manhattan
City of York
Stockholders Meeting Called by Fidelity Trust Co
A special meeting of the stockholders of Fidelity Trust Co is called for Tuesday July 7 at 1 o clock p m in its banking rooms 131 State St Boston Mass By order of the President James D Henderson Clerk of Corporation Boston June 22 1914
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Fidelity Trust Coun
State St
Boston
Mass
James D. Henderson
Inquiries to the Boston Post Financial Editor
Readers are invited to submit questions about listed and unlisted New England stocks and bonds. Answers will be impartial and based on trustworthy data but not guarantees. Include full name and address, write to FINANCIAL EDITOR Boston Post Boston Mass.
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Boston Post
New England
Post
Inquirer
Boston
Masa
Investment opinions on Shannon Copper and Island Creek Coal
Questions on stock and bond investments are answered. Shannon Copper Co. is no strong investment with high costs and uncertain ore. Island Creek Coal Co. shows limited earnings power and potential dividend reductions. American Writing Paper bonds lack safety due to overcapitalization and possible reorganization. Wisconsin Edison 10-year convertibles relate to Milwaukee Electric Railway & Light holdings.
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Shannon Coper Company
A. A
Boston
Shannon Copper Company
Shannon
Island Creek Coal Co
Cass Arlington
United States Coal & Oil Co
West Virginia
Island Creek Co
American Writing Paper
Eastondale
Mass
Gita
American Writing Paper Company
Wisconsin Edison Company
Investment Offerings Highlight Boston Post Feature
The Boston Post outlines a Monday feature of attractive securities from leading bankers. It lists convertible bonds and first mortgage issues with denominations, dates, yields, and high level financial health indicators, including earnings, assets, and debt coverage for issuers such as American Agricultural Chemical, American Public Service, Denver Gas & Electric, Minnesota Gas & Electric, City of St Boniface, and others.
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THE
Boston Post
St. Boniface
Manitoba
Winnipeg
Canadian Pacific
Grand Trunk
Canadian Northern
Ontario
Galt
Kingston
St. Catherine's
Chatham
Paris Social Meeting Marred by Heavy Showers
Heavy showers marred the social character of the meeting though President Poincare and many in the diplomatic corps attended. The Grand Steeplechase De Paris is listed at four and one half miles in length.
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Poincare
Paris
Lord Loris Wins Big Paris Race
The Grand Steeplechase de Paris at Auteuil, valued at 30000 dollars, was won by James Hennessy’s chestnut Lord Loris. Sydney Pratt’s Clitias finished second and Marteau II, third, with Lord Loris winning by three lengths after being five to one in the betting.
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Paris
Auteuil
James Hennessy
Lord Loris
Sydney Pratt
Clitias
I. Frates
Marteau II
Darius Cobb Sings Hymn at the People’s Temple
Boston artist Darius Cobb aged 80 delighted a large People’s Temple congregation with a performance of Come Ye Disconsolate and a half hour talk on prayer. He spoke of prayer aiding his art and urged work to be paired with faith to refine it.
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People's Temple
Darius Cobb
Boston
Cobb
Market Review and Outlook Signals Awaited Movement
The market shows no price change over the week with stocks holding a flat pattern. Traders expect impact from the railroad rate case though reports suggest the decision may not alter the market much. Bears foresee further declines but a future rally could follow. near standstill hints at a coming move.
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Commerce Commission
Federal Reserve System
Bears
Conference with Edison Company Reported by Local 104
A sub-committee of the Boston Central Labor Union reports progress toward a conference with Edison Company officials. Local 104 Brotherhood of Electrical Workers says attempts over weeks aim to address dangerous conditions on pole wires and other company property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Central Labor Union
Electrical Workers
Fdison Company
Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Federation Completed for Boston and Maine Mechanical Shops
Delegates from various union crafts completed the A F L federation for the Boston and Maine mechanical shops at a Quincy House meeting yesterday afternoon. They elected officers and filed for a charter, with an agreement reflecting local federation desires to be presented to railroad officials soon.
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A. F. of L. Federation of Boston & Maine Mechanical Shops
Quincy House
City Bath Men's Talk Strike Proves Pay Demands
About fifty city bath department workers plan a secret meeting to discuss a strike unless wages rise. They accuse the department of seven days of work for six days pay and seek overtime for Sunday work, citing Curley era salary cuts. They may seek audience with Mayor Curley and park and recreation officials before action.
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Bath Department
Curley
Park and Recreation Department
Boston Labor Day Parade Set After Union Vote
Boston Central Labor Union delegates voted to hold the annual Labor Day parade. A 25 member committee will be named to arrange the event. The decision follows protests over Mayor Curley and past refusals to engage with certain unions over city contracts and labor practices.
Memorial for Dead Trainmen by Bunker Hill Lodge 404
Impressive memorial services were held by Bunker Hill Lodge 404 for eight members who died in the past year. The rites at Grand Army Hall Charlestown were led by Rev. W. H. Dyas with roll called by President Dana W. Porter.
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Bunker Hill Lodge
Brotherhood of Railroad
Grand Army Hall
Charlestown
W. H. Dyas
Grace Baptist Church of
Somerville
Dana W. Porter
C. E. Noyes
G. A. Kennedy
J. P. Halloran
W. J. Green
J. Morrissey
L. O. Morgan
A. J. Davis
H. W. Masters
C. F. Nelson
Margaret Toole
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Eliott
My God
J. L. Shaw
Boston & Maine
May Ask State Aid In Cooperage Strike
Brooklyn Cooperage Company management at South Boston refuses to meet with striking coopers. Labor leaders urge Port of Boston directors and state officials to intervene via the new fish pier occupants. Over 5000 barrels used daily, currently produced by non union workers, many non citizens. Union leaders aim to halt use of the plant’s product.
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Brooklyn Cooperage Company
South Boston
Port of
Boston
Urge Walsh to Sign Bill Extending Rail Workers Rest
Governor Walsh is urged to sign a recently passed bill granting two days of rest per month for railroad workers involved in train movements. A committee from the Order of Railroad Station Agents will meet the governor this week to press the measure, with districts extended to include Wakefield and Newton officials. The group notes the bill's passage and mentions an adjusted committee plan for July 1 granting a week of paid vacation for station agents on the Boston & Albany.
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Walsh
Senate
House
Boston & Albany
Charles A. Dean
Wakefield
Thomas L. White
Newton
Election by Operators in Boston Union Ballot
At the annual Boston Telephone Operators Union election few contests are expected for delegates to the Boston Central Labor Union and to the State A F L convention in September. Alice Donovan opposes May Matthews for press secretary. Polls at Wells Memorial Hall run 10 a m to 10 p m next Friday. No report on the Worcester dispute will be issued until Vice-President E K Hall returns.
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Boston Telephone Operators’ Union
Boston Central Labor Union
State Branch
A. F. of L
Alice Donovan
May Matthews
Wells Memorial Hall
New England Telephone Company
Worcester
Teamsters Honor Guests At Quincy House Banquet
Leaders of the Teamsters Joint Council and Teamsters unions were guests of honor at a banquet for Clearing House Parcel Delivery Company employees at the Quincy House. Nearly all company workers are union members.
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Teamsters’ Joint Council
Teamsters’ Unions
Clearing House
Quincy House
Teamsters’ Union
Checkers Convention Planned in City This October
The New England Checkers Association schedules a convention in this city on Oct. 42. The event was approved at a Wells Memorial Building meeting in St. Andrew's Hall yesterday afternoon. The arranging committee includes R. M. Playstead, E. W. McDonald, Chester Suesberra, M. B.yrignon, A. J. Jackson and J. H. Finn.
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New England Checkers Association
St. Andrew's Hall
Wells Memorial Building
R. M. Playstead
E. W. McDonald
Chester Suesberra
M. B. Yrignon
A. J. Jackson
J. H. Finn
Labor Notes from Bay State Unions Report Activity
Bay State Lodge 102 admitted six new members and accepted four applications at 694 Washington Street. Boston Bill Posters' Union hosted guests including President Brodeur of the Cigar Makers' Union and Charles Ellie of Scranton. The Ice Wagon Drivers' Union will hear a final grievances report at 995 Washington Street tomorrow night. A Bridge and Draw Tenders' Union special meeting next Thursday will review a pension bill report. A smoke talk occurs tonight at Wells Memorial Hall by the Grocery and Provision Clerks' Union organizing committee. Local 5572 Boston & Maine Freight Handlers will confer with President McDonald on wage scales this afternoon. James T. Moriarty installed officers of Boston & Albany Freight Handlers' Union Local 70 at Wells Memorial Building. A plan to email Senate and Massachusetts Legislature members in support of a fire prevention bill was endorsed by Garage and Stablemen's Union. General Organizer John J. Cunningham cited rapid progress in organizing Firemen's Union Local 8.
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Bay State Lodge
Brotherhood of Raiflroad
Carmen
Washington Street
Boston Bill Posters’ Union
President Brodeu
Cigar Makers’ Union
Charles Ellie
Scranton
Penn
George Arnold
Paterson
N. J
Wells Memorial Hall
Grocery and Provision Clerks’ Union
Boston & Maine Freight Handlers’ Union
McDonald
Boston & Maine
James T. Moriarty
Boston Central Labor Union
Boston & Albany
Garage and Stablemen’s Union
John J. Cunningham
Firemen's Union
Local 8
Lucille Finds Thompson Suspect In Spy Tale
In a tense escape aboard a train, Lucille accuses Thompson of stealing a hidden packet. Hugo Loubeque watches for her papers as Lucille disguises herself to search the house basement. The hunt shifts from the car to a perilous raid below the fire alarm.
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Lucille
Thompson
Dake
San Francisco
Laiilile
Loubeque
Hugo Loubeque
Dorbell
The Packet of Papers Sparks Lucille Love’s Escape
Lucille clutches a bundle of grimy documents as firemen pound upstairs. Loubeque blocks her exit with a sardonic smile and a demand for the packet, while the boudoir sinks away in menace before a cliffhanger ending promising further adventures.
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Lucille
Boudoir
Loubeque
Lucille Love
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S&uc
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Island Creek Coal
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