Labor News Typos Hold Mass Meeting in Boston
A mass meeting sponsored by Boston Typographical Union No. 13 is set for Wednesday at Franklin Union Hall in Berkeley Street. Speakers include Frank H. McCarthy A L New England rep John F Murphy Sylvester J McBride J Frank O Hare and Frank T Callahan discussing the 44 hour week open shop and related union pledges and conflicts in the printing trade.
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Boston Typographical Union No. 13
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New England
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International Typographical Union
Sylvester J. McBride
J. Frank O'Hare
Boston Printing Pressmen
Frank T. Callahan
Boston Bookbinders
Postal Clerks Praise Lodge in Boston Meeting
Boston Local 100 of the National Federation of Post Office Clerks adopted resolutions commending United States Senator Lodge for raising the service men grievance in the postoffice appropriation bill. They praised Postmaster General Hays and reported favorable talks with Congressmen. The group also announced its first annual concert and dance for April 14 at Convention Hall.
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Naomi Hall
Washington Street
Hays
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John D. Murphy
Washington
Convention Hall
Will Oppose Cut in Wages by Freight Handlers
Boston freight handlers affiliated with the International Longshoremen's Association warned their conference committee they will not accept wage reductions to be proposed at this morning’s railroad talks. The dispute mirrors actions by Boston and Albany and New Haven officials last week, with the issue to be appealed to the Railroad Wage Board in Chicago. Unions at Wells Memorial Building also voted unanimously against wage cuts.
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Lumber Teamsters Threaten to Strike in Boston Yards
Lumber Teamsters Union 369 threatens a strike at all Boston lumber yards starting Wednesday morning unless dealers rescind a proposed wage cut. The union action followed a special Wells Memorial meeting deeming the reduction necessary, lowering chauffeurs pay from 32 to 30, double teamers from 29.50 to 27.60, and single teamers from 27.50 to 2. The cut was set to take effect at all big yards this morning.
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Wells Memorial Building
Coal Teamsters Accept Wage Committee Report
Members of the Coal Teamsters Union at Wells Memorial Building approved the wage conference committee report and voted to leave the matter to the committee. The current agreement expires April 1 with several conferences already held with the Coal Exchange and more planned this week, signaling a renewal of the present pact.
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Boilermakers Refuse 10 Percent Wage Cut
Members of Boilermakers, No. 58, at Phoenix Hall voted unanimously against a 10 percent wage cut. The measure would affect over 600 workers earning 80 to 98 cents per hour. The local’s action and grievances were sent to International officials in Kansas City.
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IBEW Local 142 Supper and Smoke Talk Planned
Members of Local Union No 142 of Boston IBEW have arranged a supper and smoke talk for tomorrow evening at the Lancers Armory on Bulfinch Street.
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East Boston Man Endorsed by Boilermakers 585 for City Hall Post
Timothy J. Kelly of East Boston receives endorsement from Boilermakers No. 585 for the position of commissioner of soldiers relief at City Hall. The backing highlights labor support for the candidate's municipal service bid.
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Realart Star Born in New York City A Studio Darling
Screen Gossip reports a Realart star born in New York City with New England roots and Paris education. Her stage debut was in Oh Lady Lady, drawing film producers. She appeared in Sporting Life The Test of Vionor Erstwhile Gusan and 39 East on stage, then in a film version. Now filming The Magic Cup with Vincent as leading man.
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ARBUCKLE In Roxbury March 15 William J Arbuckle Obit
In Roxbury March 15 William J husband of the late Bridget Arbuckle nee McLoughlin. Funeral from 48 Juniper st Wednesday March 16 at 8 15 am with services at St Joseph's Church. Relatives and friends invited. Motor cortege.
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New York Woman Seeks Pictures With Faire Sister
A dark haired New Yorker, unmarried, lives with her mother and sister Faire who also appears in the photographs.
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Open Door Leads Westover With Eugene OBrien
Winifred Westover finishes a Selznick release opposite Conway Tearle and now stars as leading lady for Eugene O'Brien in The Open Door.
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Vitagraph Star Harry LemonEngaged to Lucille Carlisle
A gossip record notes that Vitagraph comedian Harry Lemon is reportedly engaged to Lucille Carlisle, his chosen wedding partner. May Allison is said to be secretly married to Robert Ellis, Selznick’s actor director, while Marshall Neilan plans to wed Blanche Sweet once his divorce is finalized.
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Actors Doris May and Wallace MacDonald Star in The Foolish Matrons
Doris May and Wallace MacDonald, announced to wed at Christmas, will appear together in Maurice Tourneur's film The Foolish Matrons adapted from Donn Byrne's latest novel.
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Film Cast Snippets Include Kentuckians and Notorious Miss Lisle
Inquisitive Wilfred Lytell played Dolph Marshall in The Kentuckians while Diana Allen appeared as Anne Bruce and Claire Adams as Ruth in The Killer. Notable mentions cover Kathrine MacDonald, Frank Mayo, Gloria Swanson, Mary Miles Minter, May Allison, and Richard Barthelmess with studio addresses and film roles. Public notice asks to address PRUNELLA HALL at the Boston Post for inquiries.
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In loving memory of Norman J Dayton
In loving memory of our son Norman J Dayton who died March 14 1918. This day brings to memory a dear one laid at rest. Those who think of him today are the ones that loved him best. Never will be forgotten by his father and mother Mr and Mrs J H Dayton.
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J. H. Dayton
Delta of the Derby arrives with Calcutta cargo in harbor
The Delta of the Derby docked at sunset carrying goods from Calcutta after a long voyage, with officers noting favorable weather. Captain Charles R. Tuckett of the custom guards will soon provide provisions of the new motor boat law. People wishing to operate motor boats within harbor limits should contact Captain Tuckett promptly to obtain the revised laws.
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Steamers and barges listed in coastal shipping notice
A compact listing names steamers tugs and towing barges including Port Kelee Mex Philadelphia Governor Dingley Portland Me and several schooners serving routes from Portland Salem and New York with vessels such as Cacoosing Mon itor Pallas Perkins and Pohateong noted as towing from Portland and Shamokin from Salem with several other craft and destinations named.
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Weather Report From Chatham And Northwest Ports
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