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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1921

Page

12

Rail workers denounce wage cuts by regional railroads

A special meeting of the general chair men of the United Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employees and Railway Shop Laborers condemned the proposed wage reductions for unskilled railroad workers in New England. The action by Boston and Maine, Boston and Albany, and New York and New Haven railroads was unanimously opposed at 59 Canal Street.

Boston & Maine Boston & Albany New York New Haven New England United Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Canal Street

Freight Handlers Oppose Railroad Wage Cut Plan

A joint meeting of Locals 1120 809 1077 and 822 of Freight Handlers affiliated with the International Longshoremen's Association voted unanimously to oppose any wage reduction for freight handlers by the Railroad Wage Board. Committees were set to confer with railroad officials on Tuesday.

United States International Longshoremen's Association Wells Memorial Building Railroad Wage Board

International labor officials head to Boston on wide remit

First Vice-President Fred C. Bolam with International Representatives Frank Tully and Walter M. Chase arrive in Boston to handle Inter national Brotherhood of Blacksmiths, Dropforgers and Helpers matters. They cover shipyard propositions contract and railroad shop issues from Bath, Maine to Bridgeport, Connecticut and routes to Buffalo, New York, plus conferences of district councils. Bolam advances the metal trades drive while aiding District Council 20 blacksmiths at the American House meeting.

International First Fred C. Bolam International Frank Tully Walter M. Chase Boston International Brotherhood of Blacksmiths Bath Bridgeport Bolam Boston & Maine Blacksmiths

Labor Union Discusses Hotel Strikes and Movie House List

The Boston Central Labor Union spent most of a four hour session discussing the hotel workers strike including cooks and wait staff and addressing the Charlestown movie house on the unfair list. The meeting considered a coordinated drive by organized labor and referred the Charlestown issue to Business Agent P Harry Jennings. If a conference with management fails, the stage employees request will be endorsed. The finance committee reported unfavorably on raising the per capita tax from $2 to $4, recommending no increase for the next three months.

Boston Central Labor Union Charlestown Organized Labor Movement P. Harry Jennings Finance Committee

Labor Notes Show Unity in Metal Trades Drive

Local 105 with the International Brotherhood of Blacksmiths Drop Forgers and Helpers went on record in hearty accord with the metal trades drive led by International First Vice-President Fred C. Bolan. Preparations for a large smoke talk are planned by Inside Iron Workers Bronze and Wire Workers Local 346 at 694 Washington Street under Business Agent Joseph Taylor. The Joint Council of the International Brotherhood of Telephone Workers met at the American Houses and will hold the next meeting on the last Sunday in April due to Easter. Local 2 Boston outside telephone men will host an open smoke talk at Deacon Hall, Washington Street, March 16. All outside telephone men are invited.

International Brotherhood Washington Street International First Fred C. Bolan Bolam Inside Iron Workers Bronze Joseph Taylor International Brotherhood of Telephone Workers Boston Deacon Hall

Prohibition Talks On Liquor Handling Restrictions

Prohibition officials push rules tightening liquor handling and bar selling by manufacturers with a goal to curtail distribution. They seek to remove wholesale liquor dealers though protests from Catholic, Episcopal, and Latin denominations urge an exception to continue sacramental wine supply through established dealers.

Scandal at Franklin Park Zoo Unveils Love Triangle Tale

Shocking local scandal emerges from Franklin Park Zoo as a faithful wife deserts for a vamping widow, exposing a troubling love triangle that unsettles the rural circle and reflects city evils.

Franklin Park Zoo

Beer as Medicine Debate Tap for New Administration

Washington faces a key decision on allowing physicians to prescribe beer for medicinal use. An prepared opinion suggests malt liquors could be treated like wine, easing prohibition restrictions. Opponents warn that permitting beer production for medicine would complicate brewery control and enforcement.

Washington

New Prohibition Policy Debates Shifting Rules

Early hearings by the Internal Revenue Bureau weigh the new administration stance on breweries and alcohol limits, with officials awaiting enforcement shifts. Proposals threaten trans shipment of liquor, clarifications on aboard sales, and a potential policy change to separate liquor from ships, amid merchant marine objections.

Internal Revenue Bureau Kramer Department of Justice Benson Shipping Board House

Zoo romance scandal at Birddom two years in aviary

At the city zoo a bar headed goose and a vamping widow disrupt the social order, leaving Bean Goose estranged from his wife. The faithful spouse follows them all day, the other birds decry the affair, and the trio’s public conduct becomes a local scandal. The faithful wife clings to hope he will return home.

Boston Zoo Widow Bar Head Mr. Bar Head Mr. Bean Goose Zoo

Obituary notices from Boston area dated March 5 8 9

A list of death notices and funeral details for Mary J Armstrong Elizabeth L Bennett Emma C Bruerton Patrick F Callahan Albert Fletcher Clark Catharine Doering Gottfried Gatter Isabella Gordon Samuel F Hook Daniel Kelleher Florence A Laforme George F Legendre James Levee Tilwan A Parker James T Shaughnessy Kate H Shaw Samuel C Spaulding Charles H Timson John H Tubbman Annie J Wiley with birth and residence details, funeral schedules, and invited relatives and friends. Many entries include ages locations times and church Mass details.

Elizabeth L Sydney Bennett St. John's Episcopal Church Lexington Bond Dorchester Robert J Maria A. Bond Cronin Geneva. Ave St. Hugh's Church Bruerton Malden Emma_ C Curtis James Bruerton Cedar St Callahan Roxbury Patrick F. Callahan Vernon St St. Francis de Sales Clark Melrose Albert Fletcher Clark Main St Connor Allston Thomas J Angelia Connor Harrington Allston St St. Anthony's Church Doering Charlestown Catherine Charles Doering Corey St Gatter Waltham Hospital Gottfried FF Watertown Gad Shepherd Mt. Auburn St Gordon Milton Isabella M. Gordon Angus A. Martin Willoughby Rd Prince Edward Island Hook East Milton Samuel F. Hook Edgehill Rd Noath Station Hast Milton Kanes-In City Hospital Bridget Michael Kate St. Andrew's Church Forest Hills A. m. Knapp Hannah P Thomas Knapp George L. Smith Remington St Kelleher Somerville Daniel Kelleher West End Josephine Ave St. Clement's Church Laforme Nahant Florence A Joseph L. Laforme Irving Way St. Thomas Legendre Boston George F Elizabeth Legendre Higgins St. Eulalia’s Levee James Rose Levee Benoit Chelsea St Sacred Heart Church M’carthy John Mary A. McCarthy Edison Green St. Margaret’s Church Minkle John A Cora Bb. Mickle Crosby Chapel Warren St St. Joseph's Church Nash Catherine J. Herrity James Nash Mayfield St Salem St. Margaret O’donnell West Somerville Matilda G Lincoln Ave Cliftondale Shaughnessy Cambridge James T Catherine F., Shaughnessy St. Mary's Church Norfolk St Shaw Newton Hospital Kate H Caleb B. Shaw Ellery St John A. Andrew Washington Pk Newtonville Church of Our Lady Charles Deck Relief Corps Somerville Fire Department Universalist Church Thurston St Var Hill

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