Police Aid Guild Fund Movement Supports Curtis Guild Memorial
Boston police officers back a memorial for the late Curtis Guild with a proposed 1500 men each giving 10 cents for a total of 150 dollars. Station 2 has submitted its request to the police commissioner for approval, with Allan Forbes serving as treasurer at 31 State Street.
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Curtis Guilds
Boston
Station 2
Governor Guild
Police of
Allan Forbes
State Street Trust Company
State Street
How to Reduce Your Weight Advertisement
Overweight individuals suffer discomfort and ridicule from excess fat. The ad promotes ker rein capsules as a safe, simple method using open air and regular dosing after meals and at night to reduce weight without dieting or exercise. It claims oil of kerein boosts digestion and oxygen use, with a few days of treatment yielding noticeable results.
Clerks Threaten Strike Over Job Ratings at New Haven
Officials of the clerks brotherhood will decide today whether a strike order pending since yesterday noon will be avoided by a conference with General Manager L Bardo and Grand Vice-President John J Forester. Disputes center on pay rating for W H Harrington and a clerk’s claim to a foreman position. President Elliott argues the company can designate supervising officers and urges arbitration. Clerks at the Boston terminal await noon today as a strike order looms. a committee will meet the Boston Central Labor Union to seek support from teamsters and freight handlers.
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New Haven Railroad
L. Bardo
John J. Forester
Forester
Elliott
W. H. Harrington
Boston
New Haven
Ellett
Boston Terminal
Old Colony Lodge
Boston Central Labor Union
Clerks Ultimatum Standoff At New Haven Railroad
James J. Forrester, national vice president of the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks, warned in New York that unless the New York New Haven Hartford Railroad meets freight clerks demands by 6 pm tomorrow, a strike will occur. Howard Elliott, company president, said arbitration is possible on two disputed issues for about 2000 clerks.
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New York
James J. Forrester
The
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
Harlem River Lodge
the Order
Howard Elliott
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
That Road
Boy Struck by Auto Sustains Fractured Skull
Emil Widner four years old son of Mr and Mrs Ernest Widner Chelsea was struck by a car driven by G L Collins Medford as he ran into the street on the Revere Beach boulevard near Washington avenue Chelsea. He was rushed to Frost Hospital and listed as a dangerous case with a fractured skull.
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Emil Widner
Ernest Widner
Lash Street
Chelsea
G. L. Collins
Main Street
Medford
Revere Beach
Washington Avenue
Frost Hospital
Destroyers Show Worst Marksmanship in Five Years
In San Diego on June 21 the destroyers Stewart Perry Preble Truxton and Paul Jones posted only 22 clean hits from 189 at 1200 yards during target practice off the Coronado Islands. The ships steamed at 18 knots using rapid fire guns.
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Stewart
Perry
Preble
Truxton
Paul Jones
Coronado Islands
Yearly Promotions for Postal Employees
Washington June 2 Yearly promotions for more than 12000 postal employees in various regions will be authorized by the Post Office Department on July 1. First Assistant Postmaster General Roper said that any remaining balance will fund promotions for postmasters clerks and carriers eligible for advances under the salary classification law.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Congress
Roper
Five Filings Under Lobby Act Reported in Massachusetts
Five additional statements of expenditures under the lobby act were filed yesterday. The Massachusetts Alliance of Manufacturers and Employers Associations paid 1000 to Joseph J. Feeley and Roger Clapp and 180 to its secretary W Poole plus 465.74 for expenses. The Framingham joint sewerage committee paid Walter Adams 50. Stone Webster paid Warren Motley 100. Henry B Sawyer paid Merrill Griswold 100.
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Massachusetts Alliance of Manufacturers and Employers Associations
Joseph J. Feeley
Roger Clapp
W. Poole
Joint Sewerage Committee
Framingham
Walter Adams
Stone & Webster
Warren Motley
Henry B. Sawyer
Merrill Griswold
Sale on Edges and Embroidered Trimmings
A sale lists Swiss cambric and lawn trims with reductions on 16 and 18 inch skirtings, eyelet florists, organdie flourishes, muslin scarfs, lace trimmed scarfs, and various white goods including sea island nainsook, English longcloth, poplin, crepe, corduroy, and ramie suiting. Prices cut to near half.
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Baecd Pena Euaeee
B&ce Owilewccs Cs Sb
Bc Ae Etka
David Anderson
Gin Am
Gingham
Seersucker
Voile
Batiste
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Dept
Pres. Elliott
Dureard
Juaker
Umit
Bag
Val. Indi
L. H. Cleanser
Mingo
M.o'keeffe Inc
Boy
Hawaiian Islands
Uncle Sam
Canopic
Gibraltar
Pacific
United States
Honolulu
Horlick
San Diego
Cal
Lobby Act
Oxford
Jordan Marsh Company
New England
Dso Ost
Noe
Ivan Ce Stares
Sea Island Nainsook
Milan
Hans Kes
Ieee
AVON
SMART
Georgette
Lorraine
G. Co
Nowis
Royal Society
Artamo
Norfolk
PIO
Acss
Russia
Tc Feech Ene
Nokia
Ingo
Sia
DOO Cieanean
Pomees Vileen
Isis
Belgium
Wittr
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