Unions Indorse Crane Peace Plan in Boston Labor Meetings
Longshoremen 302 Teamsters Local 2 and General Teamsters No 19 voted to back Governor Crane and the State Board of Conciliation and Arbitration. Leaders urged conservative action, leaving the dispute to officers in conference with the governor, while unions pledged support and postponed further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longshoremen’s Union
Teamsters’ Local
General Teamsters’ Union
Crane
State Board of Conciliation and Arbitration
Boston
State Board of Conicillation
Clyde Line
Merchants
WR. J. Barry
Barry
Ryan
Board of Conciliation
James Duncan
American Federation of Labor
Civic Federation
Teamsters’ Union
George Innis
Detroit
International Team Drivers’ Union
H. J. Skeffington
Boot and Shoe Workers’ Union
John F. Tobin
Hartnett
Massachusetts
United States
Union No. 25
Massachusetts State Board of Conciliation and Arbitration
Collins
General Teamsters’ Union 1
Eliot Street
James Crozier
Central Labor Union
Hugh Holland
Sheet Metal Workers
Frank P. Fall
Coal Teamsters’ Union No
Michael Dervitt
Carriage Workers’ Union No
Lumber Teamsters’ Union 12
Teamsters
Blackmar & Shepard
Lumber Teamsters
Strikes Easing as Arbitration Seeks Settlement
The State Board of Arbitration pushes to resolve remaining dispute points and rehire strikers. Reed Parry and Palmer held talks with firms across Atlantic avenue and rail offices, finding most former workers back on the job. Metropolitan wharf chief Lane said he already rehired all old hands and seeks more, while Merchants and Miners Transportation Co. keeps new hires and rehiring to a minimum. arbitration continues to press for a broader accord.
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State Board of Arbitration
Messrs
Reed, Parry and Palmer
Atlantic Avenue
East Poston
Charlestown
Metropolitan
Lane
Board of Arbitration
Merchants’ and Miners’ Transportation Company
Graham
Mem
McSweeney Discusses Immigration and Public Questions
Edward F. McSweeney, assistant immigration commissioner of New York, spoke to the Boston Boot and Shoe Club on New Racial Elements in the United States. He argued the National Civic Federation can ease labor-capital tensions and outlined shifts in immigration from Northern Europe to Southern Europe and beyond. He warned of rising Japanese immigration and predicted future global conflicts between the Anglo-Saxon and the Slav peoples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Civic Federation
Edward F. McSweeney
New York
United States
Boston Boot and Shoe Club
Hotel Brunswick
Wen
Robert M. Burnett
Ll. Iaoomis
H. E. Smith
Worcester
Frank J. Bradley
Fred Rice
W. E. Plummer
William E. Rice
Marlboro
McSweeney
Labor
Federation of Labor
America
Europe
Germany
France
Ireland
Scandinavia
Paris
Constantinople
Finland
Australia
South America
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets Gain National Popularity Fast
The 50 cent Stuart's Catarrh Tablets are praised as a safe, effective catarrh cure with no cocaine or opiate. Physicians shift from inhalers to these tablets, and testimonials from Dr. J. J. Reiniger and Mrs. Jerome Ellison support their benefits. Sold at druggists nationwide with free booklet mailed from Marshall, Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
United States
Canada
J. J. Reiniger
Covington
Jerome Ellison
Wheeling
W. Va
F. A. Stuart Co
Marshall, Mich
Unnamed Strike Continues As Labor Leaders Await Plan
Reported unrest grows among freight workers in St Stephen's Hall as 152 attendees hear a strike committee briefing. Calls mount for cooperation with Central Labor Union and AFL leaders, while reinstatement talks stall. Manger Chamberlain of the New Haven railroad gives no immediate comment. several mills face wage-pressure actions amid standardization with New Bedford prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bers
Board of Arbitration
St. Stephen's
Wells Memorial Building
Allied Freight Transportation Council
Central Labor Union
American Federation of Labor
St. Stephen’s Hall
Manger Chamberlain
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Mule Spinners to Discuss Wage Increase in City
A special general meeting of the Rhode Island Mule Spinners Association will be held tomorrow evening in Pawtucket to consider wage questions. The 10 percent rise recently granted in Fall River prompted officials to call this meeting to seek a specific understanding with every manufacturer employing male spinners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawtucket
R. I
Rhode Island Mule Spinners’ Association
Fall River
Best Time to Purify Blood Told
The text claims now is the optimal moment to purify blood as the body expels impurities, evidenced by pimples and eruptions on the face and body, urging immediate action to improve health.
Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills Ad Claims Effectiveness
Ad copy promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills as the medicines that do the work thoroughly and agreeably. It cautions to accept no substitute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Textile Union Session Falls River March 19
In Fall River and New Bedford executives of the United Textile Union of America met to discuss Augusta Georgia operatives seeking a 10 percent wage advance. Action was taken to notify both sides while news coverage was withheld. Matthew Hart urged a standard weaving price list and wage rise. manufacturers had sought a conference next Saturday and national endorsement was granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall, River
United Textile Union of America
James Tansey
Thomas O'Donnell
Albert Hibbard
James Whitehead
Thomas Taylor
Fall River
Matthew Hart
Samuel Ross
Timothy Murphy
John Waldron
New Bedford
Augusta
Hibbard
Weavers’ Association of
Solons to Inspect Mills in Fall River
The defective committee on labor arrived in Fall River and met at the Mellen House banquet with Textile Unions secretaries invited. Several bills in hearing concern textile and labor matters. the committee seeks more definite local information. They will tour the mills tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Defpective Committee On Labor
Labor
Mellen House
Death of Achilles I King of Patagonia and Aracua
Paris March 19 Achilles I known as the King of Patagonia and Aracuania died of pneumonia yesterday. He succeeded his second cousin Antoine I in 1878 after accompanying him on travels across South America. Antoine claimed the title in 1861. Achilles never returned to his kingdom, stayed in Paris, and established a royal court with titles and decorations.
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Paris
Achilles I
Patagonia
Aracuania
Achilles
Antoine I
Perigueux
South America
Patagony
Antoine
Chill
Cheap Rail Rate to California From Chicago in Spring
A promotional fare offers $83 to California from Chicago via Santa Fe during March and April. The deal covers travel Eastward with tourist sleepers and chair cars available. Details at the Santa Fe office, 32 Washington Street, Lorton.
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California
Chicago
Santa Fe
Washington Street
Lorton
Trouble at Chardon Street Home Ends in Dispute
Rumblings of discontent surfaced at the Chardon Street Home where inmates accused matron Miss Berry of harsh rules and excessive work. Berry denied the charges, stating she follows committee orders and that about 40 women were refused admission last year as they drank or did not seek work.
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Chardon Street
Miss Berry
Ithdmatron
Post
Jelly
Miss Madigan
Nellie Blake
Nellie
Néllie Blake
City Briefs Report On Fall Injuries And Theft
Thomas Martanovitch of Battery and Commercial streets was hurt by a falling roll of paper at work injuring his right foot. A fire alarm from Box 376 reported a blaze in a vacant Dorchester house at 56 Fowler Street, owned by Andrew McLaren, caused $100 in damage from an overheated stove used to dry plaster. James McInnis, 42, of Malden, arrested by Division 1 officers, charged with larceny of a leather handbag and contents valued at $44 from Elizabeth L. Gilpatrick of 8 Kinaird Street Cambridge, with the theft occurring at North Station.
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Battery Wharf
Thomas Martanovitch
Battery
Fowler Street
Dorchester
Andrew McLaren
James McInnis
Malden
Division 1
Elizabeth L. Gilpatrick
Kinaird Street
Cambridge
North Station
Postum Cereal Coffee Shown To Aid Dyspepsia
A Chicago man, Peter G. Holst, recalls his five year test with Postum Cereal Coffee. He describes relief from chronic dyspepsia, headaches, vomiting, and bowel issues after replacing coffee with Postum, eventually gaining weight and improved digestion.
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Chicago
Peter G. Holst
Englewood Avenue
Salem Loses Rough Season Finale to Worcester 8 to 3
Worcester defeats Salem 8 to 3 in a rough game. Devlin fouled for pushing Salem to the floor. Pierce left the floor as Salem played with four men. Rushey-Daley and Wodtke led scorers with 10 and 1 points respectively. stops by Bannon and Heffernan. Referee Furbush. Attendance about 700.
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Worcester
Salem
Devlin
Wodtke
Pierce
Rushey—Daley
Whipple
Stops—Bannon
Heffernan
Foul—Devlin
Furbush
Timor—Donovan
NO MONEY TO BURY THOMAS IN A LONELY TENEMENT
Paul Thomas a 38 year old resident of the West End died in a Cambridge Street lodging. His wife and mother cannot afford burial. Hospital staff reportedly declined admission saying he was not sick enough, leaving his body to be cared for by overseers of the poor. Police were notified as neighbors seek assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckingham Street
Paul Thomas
Thomas
Thomas R. Coleman
Massachusetts General Hospital
West End
North Grove Street
Back Bay
Cambridge Street
Varnum Rites Scheduled in Saratoga and Forest Cemeteries
William Varnum, aged 83, died Friday in Saratoga Springs New York. Funeral services are set for March 8 at 2 30 PM at his residence 155 Circular Street. Burial follows in Greenridge Cemetery with interment planned later in Forest Cemetery Boston Massachusetts.
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Varnum
Saratoga Springs
N. Y
William Varnum
Finneral
Circular St
Greenridge Cemetery
Forest Cemetery
Boston
Mass
Everett Pupils to Give The Rivals at School
The Everett High School senior class has begun rehearsals for Sheridan's The Rivals to be staged in mid to late April. The amateurs show strong talent and the performance should be well worth seeing. Exact date, to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett
Everett High School
Sheridan
Young Men's Baptist Social Union holds annual ladies night
The Young Men's Baptist Social Union hosted its annual ladies night at Tremont Temple after a banquet in Lorimer Hall. Speeches were given by Rev. Cortland Myers of Tabernacle Baptist Church Brooklyn and Prof. William Marshall Warren of Boston University. The Boston University Glee Club sang as the Mayflower cargo theme framed obedience in home citizenship justice and humanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Baptist Social Union
Tremont Temple
Lorimer
Cortland’ Myers
D. D
Tabernacle Baptist Church of
Brooklyn
William Marshall Warren
Boston University
Boston University Glee Club
Myers
Mrs. Carolina Bova Dies at 85 Broadway South Boston
Mrs. Carolina V. Bova wife of the head waiter of the Head House restaurant in Soutton died at 4 30 p m yesterday at 858 Broadway South Boston The funeral is set for Saturday
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Carolina V. Bova
Head House
Soutton
Broadway
South
Boston
Captain and Mrs Snow observe 62nd wedding anniversary
Captain Henry H. Snow of Waltham and his wife Mrs Snow celebrated their 62nd wedding anniversary at their son William Snow’s Atlantic home. About 150 friends attended as flags and plants decorated the house. Snow, born 1817, Civil War veteran, received a silver smoking set and Mrs Snow a large stuffed animal.
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Atlantic
Henry HM. Snow
Waltham
William
Snow
Faxon Road
Captain Snow
Boston
John Chandler Robbins
North Jown
Hawkins Street
Independent
Ppsilions Association
First
Massachus
Veterans’ Associatiotaritt
Henpy
Anagey
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Standard Clothing Co
Winter St
Indorse
Boston & Maine
Bates
Mary Lock
U. S
Mery Lock Co
Englewood Station
Msweeney
International Association of Mule Spinners
Rhode Island
Millien
Lowell
Rhode Island Association
Chardon
Peace Dale
OLD South Clothing CO
Polo League
Clinton
Lewiston
Salent
Lynn
Davis
Hegelman
Golden
Dineen
Ghemic-Electro Institute
J.S. Waterman & Sons
Qruneral
Washington St
Dudley Street Terminal
Roxbury
Young Baptists’ Ladies’ Night
E. W. Grove
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