Universalist Service Held at Mt Auburn Cemetery
Universalist clergy and members from Greater Boston gathered at Mt. Auburn cemetery Cambridge for a memorial service honoring Universalist ministers buried there. The Rev Dr W H McGlauflin preached the address and Rev Clinton Masseck of Arlington directed the ceremonies.
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Universalist
Greater
Boston
Mt. Auburn Cemetery
Cambridge
W. H. McGlauflin
Clinton Masseck
Arlington
Mistress Blaste Found Dead in Charles River
The death of Mrs. Monte Blaste of 84 Beachwood Street Watertown was ruled an accidental drowning after an autopsy. Medical Examiner West said fainting spells caused her to slip into the Charles River near an abandoned automobile, with no foul play suspected.
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Monte Blaste
Beachwood Street
Watertown
Charles River
West
Labor claim alleges eight hour law violation in Roxbury yard
Sanitary and Street Cleaning Teamsters Union Local 149 of the A F of L claims eight hour day violations at the Roxbury yard. A committee led by Harry P. Jennings and John J. Fenton of the Boston Central Labor Union and William P. Greaney of the local will present the complaint to Mayor Curley today.
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Roxbury Yard
Sanitary and
Grievance Committee Authorized to Seek Attorney
At yesterday's meeting the grievance committee gained power to hire an attorney if needed and to present the case to the district attorney to halt the grievance. It is alleged workers start at 7 AM and stay until 5 30 PM with many deprived of a noon dinner break, citing limited funds for hiring more staff as the reason.
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Encyclopaedia Britannica
Eaers
Britannica
Danbury Hatters Need Over $117000 in Union Call
The Danbury Hatters Union must raise more than $117,000 to satisfy a judgment. The American Federation of Labor issued a general call to affiliated groups noting exaggerated past reports and urging timely subscriptions.
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Danbury Hatters’ Union
American Federation of Labor
Ten unions to march in Liberty League parade
More than 6000 workers will march together under the Boston Council of the Massachusetts Trades Union Liberty League within the Boston Central Labor Union. The announcement came at a Boston Bartenders Union 77 meeting at 386 Harrison Avenue, with the union voting to appear among ten unions in the organized labor parade.
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Boston Council
Massachusetts Trades’ Union Liberty League
Boston Central Labor Union
Organized Labor
Boston Bartenders’ Union 77
Harrison Avenue
Union backs Abra hams for school committee
Theatrical Stage Employees' Union at 694 Washington street elected Fred J. Dempsey president and Moses P. Pickering for a 26th term as recording secretary. John J. Barry won a 34th term as financial corresponding secretary and business agent. Other officers and delegates were named. The group endorsed Henry Abrahams for school committee.
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Fred J. Dempsey
Theatrical Stage Employees’ Union
Washington Street
Moses P. Pickering
John J. Barry
Mr. Barry
William N. Meagher
Edward J. Curtin
James H. Duffy
Thomas J. Callaghan
Boston Centre Labor Union
P. Maloney
George E. Curran
Albert P. Poole
Thomas M. Kernan
Henry Abrahams
Dedicate Monument to Edmund F Ward
A monument to Edmund F Ward will be dedicated at Old Calvary Cemetery Forest Hills tomorrow by the Brewery Workers of the United States and Canada. Organized labor from city and state will be represented and prominent men will speak. Ward was formerly vice president of the Massachusetts State Branch A F L and secretary treasurer of Brewery Workers Local Union 29 of Boston.
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Edmund F. Ward
Old Calvary Cemetery
Forest Hills
Brewery Workers
United States
Canada
Ward
Massachusetts
A. F. of L
Brewery Workers Local Union 29
Boston
New Transportation Department Created For New Haven Railroad
President Elliott and the New York New Haven and Hartford board announced the creation of a transportation department to streamline freight and passenger traffic. J C Halliday was named superintendent, moving from assistant to General Manager Bardo. Halliday will supervise two assistants and oversee passenger and freight equipment and schedules to improve train operations.
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Elliott
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Transportation Department
J. C. Halliday
Bardo
Halliday
Cretic Brings 1500 Passengers From Europe to Boston
The White Star liner Cretic with more than 1500 passengers from Italy Portugal Spain Greece and the Balkan States is expected to reach Boston tomorrow. The ship carries few saloon passengers but steerage accommodations are full and many Italians aboard have returned to fight for the colors but were turned down for military service.
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Cretic
Europe
Italy
Portugal
Spain
Greece
Balkan States
Boston
Tomorow
Must Reckon With Sunday in Cohasset Sermon
The Rev Fred V Stanley at Second Congregational Church Cohasset hailed Billy Sunday as a future great in the religious life of the nation. He noted Sundays fame in recent months rivaled wartime coverage, and his slang acrobatics and dogmatism drew both praise and criticism.
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Fred V. Stanley
Billy Sunday
Second Congregational Church
Cohasset
Mr. Stanley
Infant Falls From Window in East Boston Home
Albert Picardi an infant son of Mr and Mrs Rafaele Picardi of 317 Maverick Street East Boston was fatally injured yesterday afternoon when he fell two feet from a window onto a stone wall in the yard below The 20 month old child stood in a rocking chair near the window and lost his balance.
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Albert Picardi
Rafaele Picardi
Maverick Street
Boston
Revere Man Wounded With Canadian Forces
Ottawa report confirms Arthur Garispy of Fall River Massachusetts and John McKinlay of Revere Massachusetts were wounded as listed by the militia department.
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Revere
Ottawa
Militia Department
Arthur Garispy
Fall River
Mass
John McKinlay
Plans for City Work Horse Parade Ahead
All plans are complete for the work horse parade set for tomorrow. The event runs along Commonwealth Avenue and Marlboro and Newbury streets between Arlington and Massachusetts avenues. Assemble at 8 and start about 9 with a reviewing stand near Berkeley Street. The parade ends around 1 with viewing before and after the procession. Championship and old horses will be displayed on Marlboro Street.
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Commonwealth Avenue
Marlboro
Newbury Streets
Arlington Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Berkeley Street
Marlboro Street
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