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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1921

Page

2

Tariff plan favors permanent measures and anti-dumping

Conference attendees favored giving right of way to tariff revision legislation and opposed a temporary stop-gap bill. They outlined a Republican program including the soldier bonus, with estimates for veterans compensation. Penrose predicted early passage of the bonus, and discussed funding through taxes or foreign-obligation receipts. Aimed at American valuation of imports, the plan would shift revenues from foreign to American values. anti-dumping bills were also slated for early enactment in the new session.

Bers Penrose Fordney House Senate Internal Revenue

Baby Found In Hallway At West Somerville

A three month old girl was found in a hallway at 7 Farragut Avenue West Somerville shortly after 10 PM. Mrs James Bibby living at the address heard cries, opened the door and found the child on the floor. The well dressed infant was taken to the police station and then to the City Home.

Farragut Avenue West Somerville James Bibby

Conference called to aid clothing workers in Boston

A committee of officials from American Federation of Labor unions issued a call for a conference of representatives from all labor organizations in Boston. The meeting is scheduled for Wednesday, March 23, at 121 Cambridge Street, to devise ways to assist the Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America and to plan strategies against the open shop movement in Boston.

American Federation of Labor Unions Boston Cambridge Street Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America

Labor unions unite to back open shop fight in Boston

The Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America denounces past affiliations with the A F I and calls unions to dispatch two delegates to a conference. The struggle centers on the open shop in Boston following a Dec 6 lockout of 5000 workers and the end of the existing contract.

Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America A. F. of I Clothing Manufacturers’ Association of Boston Amalgamated Boston Henry Abrahams John Connelly Jeremiah Driscoll Max Gorenstein International Ladies’ Garment Workers’ Union Edward Graves Max Hamlin Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butchers Bessie Irving John J. Kearney Sylvester McBride Typographical Union John F. Nason Building Trades’ Co-operative Association Julia O’connor Aaron Welleman Cigarmakers’ Union

Be New Malden Police Commissioner Nominee Named

Due to the retirement of Police Commissioner Edwin C. Burbank of Malden, Mayor John V. Kimball will tonight send the name of Frank D. Stevens for confirmation to fill the position. Stevens, Kimball, and Burbank met Saturday night to discuss promotions caused by deaths. Promoted were Captain William P. Powers, Lieutenant John H. Aylward, and Sergeant Charles H. Lewis. Stevens chairs the Malden Republican city committee and resides at 165 Hawthorne Street.

Edwin C. Burbank Malden John V. Kimball Frank D. Stevens Board of Aldermen Stevens Kimball Burbank William P. Powers John H. Aylward Charles H. Lewis Republican City Committee Hawthorne Street

WAGE CUTS PROMISE BOOM AND DEPRESSION WARNINGS

James R. Bancroft of the American Institute of Finance addressed a City Club gathering noting wage cuts in railroads could press for lower steel and iron prices, sparking a building and railroad boom, but he warned a broader, more intense depression would follow.

James R. Bancroft American Institute of Finance City Club Forum

Work Hour Parade Plans Set by Boston Relief Association

The 19th Annual Work-Horse Parade will be held May 3 with entries close May 2. No entry fee. Obtain entry blanks at 15 Beacon Street or request by mail. Open to entrants within 15 miles of Boston. Special blank for old horses. Stable inspection entries any time. Prizes to owners foremen and nightmen if deserved.

Boston Association Beacon Street

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