Labor Meeting Urges Protest Over City Contract Awards
Boston Central Labor Union members were urged to attend a Port Directors hearing at the State House on Wednesday afternoon to protest contracts that may burden taxpayers. Fire Prevention Commissioner John A. O Keefe spoke, Dennis D Driscoll reported on relief funds, and the Creamery Workers Union wage scale set for June 1 was endorsed.
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Labor
Boston Central Labor Unio
State House
John A. O'Keefe
G. Harry Dunderdale
Newswriters’ Union
Dennis D. Driscoll
Creamery Workers’ Union
Dry dock committee reports on veto and port hearings
A meeting discussed the dry dock committee report. It coveredGovernor Walish’s veto stance on the contract bill and the planned hearings by Port Directors to hear evidence on saving Commonwealth funds by obtaining material at lower prices, potentially saving $180,000.
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Special ‘Dry Dock Committee
Walish
Fire Destroys Tailor Shop As Patrons Watch Westerns
At 325 Washington Street a fire on the building's fourth floor damaged Cook and McKennet's tailor shop, causing about 25 dollars in losses. Patrons in a nearby moving picture house remained unaware as firemen fought the blaze overhead. The alarm was raised by a theatre watchman who notified City Hall Avenue station and Lieutenant Hyland.
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Washington Street
City Hall Avenue
Lieut. Hyland
Cook & McKennet
Man stabbed after insult to woman leads to arrests
Edwin Drake aged 24 from 64 Massachusetts avenue resented an insult to a woman companion offered by two men at the West Cedar and Cambridge streets corner West End and was stabbed in the neck. Police later arrested Antonio Dielici 39 of 62 Wellington avenue Everett and Antonio Valeri 36 of 11 Montrose street Everett charged with assault with dangerous weapons.
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Edwin Drake
Massachusetts Avenue
West Cedar
Cambridge Streets
West End
Antonio Dielici
Wellington Avenue
Everett
Antonio Valeri
Montrose Street
Nine men arrested in Charlestown raid at Lever Street
Sergeant Horton and Patrolman Montgomery of Station 15 conducted a raid at 2 Lever Street Charlestown yesterday morning arresting nine men. Eight faced gaming on the Lord's Day charges while one was charged with drunkenness.
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Lever Street
Charlestown
Horton
Montgomery
Printers SEI Election Date Set by Boston Typographical Union
Boston Typographical Union No. 13 votes on May 26 at Pilgrim Hall 694 Washington St with polls 12 m to 2 pm and 4 30 to 6 30 pm Candidates include McBride vs O Leary for president Adler vs FitzGerald for vice president Fairclough vs Flanagan for treasurer Battis vs Curtin for secretary McGrath vs Stephenson for assistant secretary Intveldt vs Abbott for sergeant at arms Britt Gray Murphy Wickens Huestis Pearson Sterling Thorpe as trustees and three auditors to be elected.
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Boston
Albert S. Fitzgerald
James H. Fairclough
Frank M. Flanagan
John O. Battis
Thomas P. Curtin
Frank X. McGrath
Thomas C. Stephenson
Henry L. Abbott
Jacques B. Intveldt
Edward P. Britt
George G. Gray
M. A. Murphy
Harvard Man Is Ordained at Cambridge Church
Frederick May Eliot was ordained a minister at the First Parish Unitarian Church in Cambridge. Son of Rev. Christopher R. Eliot of Boston, he will finish Harvard Divinity School studies next month and begin duties as associate to Rev. Samuel M. Crothers in September.
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Frederick May Eliot
First Parish Unitarian Church
Cambridge
Christopher R. Eliot
Bulfinch Place Unitarian Church
Boston
Lyman V. Rutledge
Harvard Street Unitarian Church
Franklin T. Hammond
Francis G. Peabody
D. D
W. W. Fenn
Harvard Divinity School
Roger Ss. Forbes
Dorchester
Charles W. Eliot
Samuel M. Crothers
Harvard University
Crothers
Knife Battle Wounds Three In Braintree Yard Camp
In a knife and razor melee behind the New Haven freight yards in South Braintree three men were seriously injured. Guiseppi Falcone and Frank Mastrociani were arrested and police seek Antonio Falcone who escaped. Wounded and witnesses did not divulge the cause.
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Braintree
New Haven
Mrs Coe And Baby Visit In New York
Mrs Henry Clark Coe Jr plans to travel from Brookline to New York with the infant to show the baby to the parents of her missing husband. A friend reports Henry Clark Coe Jr has been in Alaska in a hazy mental state and shows little interest in returning to his wife.
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Henry Clark Coe, Jr
Brookline
New York
Henry Clark Coe
Fairbanks
Alaska
Coe
Dawes Hotel to Offer 20 Cent Rooms in South End
A three story steel and concrete Dawes Hotel to cost $100000 will rise in the South End and open next January with 20 cent lodging and meals. Beds priced 10 to 15 cents, bath required, and a clean, well furnished, non profit operated house aims for a four percent net return.
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South End
Dawes Hotel
Incendiary Language At Lusitania Memorial Service
The Rev Dr William H van Allen’s claim neutrality is cowardly was labeled insincere Americanism by Charles E Fay at a Common Cause Society meeting on Charles street mall. George E A McKinnon tied Socialist failures in 1892 France to salary hikes and expulsion of religious orders. He claimed priests who were traitors then now fight in trenches for their country in what he called Christian revenge.
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William H. van Allen
Lusitania
Church of the Advent
Chamber of Deputies
France
Bronze Tablet Dedicated in Memory of Rev. William P Brett
A bronze tablet honoring Rev. William P Brett S J professor of ethics at Boston College was unveiled in the university library at Newton yesterday afternoon. Donated by the class of 1910 the memorial was created by Hugh Cairns of Boston with speakers including Rev John E Doherty and Very Rev Charles W Lyons.
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William P. Brett
S. J
Boston College
University Heights
Newton
Hugh Cairns
Boston
John E. Doherty
Springfield
Charles W. Lyons
Memorial Service Held by Manchester Unity Men
Two hundred fifty members of the Manchester Unity Social Lodge gathered yesterday at Prospect Hill Congregational Church in Somerville for a memorial service. Rev. Paul Gordon Favor delivered the memorial address.
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Manchester Unity
S. O
Prospect Hill Congregational Church
Somerville
Paul Gordon Favor
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