Labor Federation demands fair play against recess committee
The Massachusetts State Federation of Labor asks all 250 legislators to defeat the Senate order calling for a recess committee on labor matters. Edward Cohen and D. D. Driscoll say they asked for a hearing prior to the vote but were refused, and the circular urges “justice,” “fair play,” and opposition to the committee.
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State Senate
Legislative Committee
State Branch
American Federation of Labor
Edward Cohen
D. D. Driscoll
Senate
Great and General Court of the
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Organized Labor
McEss Committee
He. FL. Ward
Mass
A. F. of
President to Move for Regulation of Railroads
A committee urged the President to regulate railroads to ease distressed finance, arguing that continued credit fears threaten bank and business lending. They said steady leadership could reassure manufacturers and mercantile interests and support ongoing development. The President planned to review engagements and decide if he can accept the committee's invitation.
Secrets of Diamond Held Sacred by Ball Players
West Baden Indiana March 27 Ball players are the most suspicious men in the world and keep troubles to themselves. Freddy Parent is at odds over salary with Mr Taylor while teammates later read of it in papers. On trips players double up in rooms and fear confidences will leak to reporters who serve as information clearing houses.
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West Baden
Ind
Freddy Parent
Parent
Taylor
Fred
Anniversary Observed by Veterans Groups in East Somerville
Mayor and Mrs. Charles A. Grimmons and Major John A. Cummings Camp Sons of Veterans and Mrs. George O. Brastow Tent Daughters of Veterans observed a joint anniversary at Newcomb Hall Broadway East Somerville. Guests included Depart ment Commander D H Gleason G A R Annie C Shattuck W R C James H Wentworth S of V Katherine R A Flood D of V Moses L Gage Post 189 commander Flora Craigie W R C president.
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John A. Cummings
Sons of Veterans
George O. Brastow
Daughters of Veterans
Newcomb Hall
Broadway
East Somerville
Charles A. Grimmons
D. H. Gleason
Annie C. Shattuck
James H. Wentworth
S. of V
Katherine R. A. Flood
D.of V
Moses L. Gage
Flora Craigie
Two Favorite Brookline Fire Horses Celebrate 26th Birthdays
Dick and Brownie, the Brookline fire department’s oldest horses, mark 26 years in service. Stations A and B host celebrations with leaf sugar, apples, and decorations as hundreds visit to offer congratulations.
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Brookline
Brownie
Brookline Fire Department
Brookline Fire Horses
Judge orders lawyer Hale under arrest in disbarment case
In a New England court, Judge Fessenden orders Attorney Hale arrested after Hale refuses to name fellow lawyers who share a view that lawyers need not disclose evidence in uncontested divorce cases. Hale defends his fee and recounts his work with Mrs. Brackett on her divorce while witnesses recount alleged misconduct and detective involvement.
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Hale
Gertrude
Brackett
Arthur Wu. Brackett
Mrs. Brackett
No Warrant Asked in Hayden Case by Cambridge Judge
Judge Almy declined to grant a warrant for the arrest of Joseph O. Hayden Middlesex county treasurer and Somerville Journal officer. He will await district attorney action. if it is refused or neglected the warrant may be issued. Complainants allege Hayden's stake in Somerville Journal printing contracts violates county law. Hayden disclaims involvement. judge left question of statute violation unresolved.
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Fessenden
Mr. Hale
Almy
Cambridge
Joseph O. Hayden
Middlesex County
Somerville Journal Corporation
Norman E. McPhail
Hayden
Somerville Journal
Flayden
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