Union Report Favoring United Shoe Workers Heard by S J Court
Attorney S Rockwood Hall acted as master to hear evidence in a dispute between the United Shoe Workers of America and the Lasters’ Protective Union of Lynn. The Supreme Judicial Court received a report favorable to the union after a series of hearings conducted yesterday.
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United Shoe Workers of America
Lasters’ Protective Union of
Lynn
Supreme Judicial Court
S’. Rockwood Hall
Equity suit seeks restraining order in Lynn shoe unions
Michael Tracey and Charles Whidden officers of the United Shoe Workers of America file a suit against Lasters' Union officers and members led by Robert M. Osborne John F. Coyle Dennis W. Finn and David Shinsky seeking to restrain alleged conspiracies to induce United Shoe Workers contract breaches. The judge notes the peace agreements were created under USWA rules with all defendants then USWA members and united to discourage obligations to control LASters employed in contracted factories.
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Michael Tracey
Charles C. Whidden
Tinted Shoe Workers of America
Robert M. Osborne
John F. Coyle
Dennis W. Finn
David Shinsky
Lasters' Protective Lnion of
Lynn
Lasters
United Shoe Workers of America
United Shoe Workers
Hall
Asters’ Protective Union
Court Finds Lasters Protective Union PressuredFactories
Judge Hall concludes the Lasters Protective Union used threats to induce manufacturers to break peace agreements and hire the union, aiming to control lasting room labor through Mr. Coyle. He affirms the United Shoe Workers of America supplied lasters before and after signing, and rejects Kiely objections as to findings.
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Hall
Women’s pocketbook thefts lead to suspended sentences
Mrs Myrtle Rayburn and Mrs Laura Flather pleaded guilty to stealing the pocketbooks of 29 women in department stores. Judge Parmenter granted suspended sentences and ordered them to return to Toronto, Ontario. Rayburn receives two years suspended in the House of Correction and Flather one year.
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Myrtle Rayburn
Laura Flather
Equity Association of Actors Meeting Across Cities
There will be a meeting of the Actors' Equity Association this morning at the Copley Plaza. Many prominent professionals in the city will attend and address the gathering. Members and others are invited. The meeting also takes place simultaneously in New York Philadelphia Chicago and Los Angeles.
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Actors’ Equity Association
Copley Plaza
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
Melville Hazen Barker Dies at 70 in Dorchester
Melville Hazen Barker, 70, general manager of the American Tool and Machine Company, died yesterday at his home 11 Moultrie street Dorchester after a four day illness from pneumonia. He had led the firm and was a longtime Boston business figure.
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American Tool and Machine Company
Melville Hazen Barker
Theerican Tool & Machine Company
Moultrie Street
Dor
Funeral service for Mr Barker in Codman Square Dorchester
The funeral will be held at 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon from Second Church Codman square Dorchester. Mr Barker was a charter member of the National Metal Trades Association and served as its administrative council president in 1907. He belonged to multiple groups including the Massachusetts Charitable Mechanics Association Boston City Club Boston Engineers' Club and the Art and Machinery clubs of New York.
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Chester
Codman Square
Dorchester
Barker
National Metal Trades Association
Massachusetts Charitable Mechanics Association
Boston City Club
Boston Hngineers’ Club
Boston Art Club
Engineers’ Club of
New York
The
Machinery Club of
Masons, Odd Fellows
Knights of Honor
Lexington Forms Special Aid Branch for Patriotic Preparedness
About 50 patriotic women in Lexington gathered at Cary Wall to organize the Lexington branch of the Special Aid Society for American Preparedness. Miss Amy Taylor presided. Mrs. William P. Martin was elected president with officers including Vice-president Mrs. William Hunt and Secretary Mrs. John Calder. Speaker Mrs. James J. Storrow of Boston postponed her talk to March 23 due to weather.
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Historia
Lexington
Cary Wall
Special Aid Society For
Amy Taylor
Edward W. Taylor
James J. Storrow
Boston
William P. Martin
William Hunt
John Calder
Albert B. Tenney
Frohman Company Not Involved With The Frohman Theatre
Alf Hayman general manager states the Charles Frohman Company will not be interested in the Frohman Theatre formerly the Toy. All Frohman stars and plays will appear only in houses where the Frohman Estate is directly involved namely the Colonial Hollis and Tremont theaters.
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Alf Hayman
Charles Frohman, Incorporated
Charles Frohman
Frohman Theatre
The
Toy
Colonial
Hollis and
Tremont
Reception for Dr Mossinsohn Arrives in Boston from Jaffa
Dr Ben Zion Mossinsohn head of the Hebrew Educational Institutions in Jaffa Palestine arrived in Boston last night on a tour of New England. The reception was arranged to meet the distinguished visitor and discuss regional educational plans.
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Ben Zion Mossinsohn
Hebrew Educational Institutions
Jaffa
Palestine
Boston
New England
Zionist Welcome Planned for Dr Mossinsohn in Olympia
Thousands of Jews from Greater Boston will gather in Gordon Street to honor Dr Ben Zion Mossinsohn head of the Hebrew High School in Jaffa Palestine. Dr Mossinsohn arrived in the city last night, as the Zion Association of Greater Boston led by honorary president Louis D Brandeis completes preparations.
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Greater Boston
Gordon's Olympia
Washington Street
Ben Zion Mossinsohn
Hebrew High School
Jaffa
Palestine
Dr. Mossinsohn
Zion Association of
Greater Boaton
Louis D. Brandeis
Demonstration Plans Honor Visitor With Notables Address
Plans for an elaborate demonstration in honor of the visitor include addresses by Dr. Mossinsohn Dr. Stephen Wise rabbi of the Free Synagogue New York and Charles B Strecker assistant United States treasurer who will preside.
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Mossinsohn
Stephen 8. Wise
The
Free Synagogue
New York
Charles B. Strecker
United States Treasurer
American doctors in new war hospital near Teheran
Doctors McClintock and Dickey of the American Hospital with the Russian army at Khol Persia are placed in charge of a new hospital near Teheran to care for wounded from operations near Hamadan. They are aided by American nurses Miss Lee Holden and Soukoupp.
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Tiflis
London
McClintock
Dickey
Khol
Persia
Teheran
Hamadan
Germany Promises Turkey Compensation in Peace Talks
Odessa via London March 9 Germany formally assures Turkey no peace without compensation. Turkey consents to send troops to aid the Germans on the western front. Several engineering regiments withdrawn from Asia Minor to Constantinople.
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Odessa
London
Germany
Turkey
Asia Minor
Constantinople
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