Boston Central Labor Union Backs School Plan Support
The Boston Central Labor Union endorsed the school committee plan for new inductrix and continuation hours under child labor and art time schooling laws. The group will cooperate with schools and communities to ensure success, with G Harry Dunderdale and W Stanwood Field outlining committee intentions and practical mechanics instructors. James Moriarty, leaving for Seattle to attend the A F L convention, received a commemorative gold watch for two-term service as CLU president and two-term vice president.
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Boston Central Labor Union
Hts Educa Nal
Boston School Committee
Rece
Schous
G. Harry Dunderdale
W. Stanwood Field
Ecomation
Fional
James T. Moriarty
Seattle
A. F. of L
A. I. of L
Boilermakers Union Officers Re elected in Boston
Boilermakers and Shipbuilders Union 685 met at Hibernian Hall in Fast Boston yesterday and re elected William E McNab l as president and Daniel R MeInnes as secretary and business agent. Other officers named include John P Stack as vice president Bernard McDonnell treasurer James Vincent financial secretary treasurer John J Farrell cash steward John J Kerrigan inspector trustees John J Warnock John Cartwright and Augustus Paize.
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Union 685
Hibernian Hall
Calumet Mine Strike Echoes at Boston Union Meeting
Boston labor activists call for Congress to probe the Michigan copper mine strike and the conduct of strike-breakers. Joseph D. Cannon and Mrs. Cannon from Calumet led the talks detailing wage disputes and company influence, as supporters urged continued aid for miners and families.
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Congress
Michigan
Boston Central Labor Union
Franklin Union Hall
Joseph D. Cannon
Western Federation of Miners
Boston
Walker
Miners’ Union
Tam
Calumet & Hecla Company
Mr. Cannon
Copper Country Commercial Club
Shaw
Calumet & Hecla
Movement Aims to Form Six Craft Unions on East Boston Waterfront
Labor notes report four efforts to establish six unions along East Boston’s waterfront. Local unions including East Boston Ship Carpenters Union 1671, Roller Tighters Lodge 353, and Puritan Lodge 821 plan meetings and officer elections in November. New members were admitted at several lodges, and joint efforts coordinate label can distribution in Roxston district.
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Calinet
Ynings
Boston
Shin Carpentere’” Union
East
Roller Tighers’ Lodge Ss3
Sears MacDonald
Ship Carpenters’ Union
Pia
Iffil Lodge
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Army Hall
Charlestown
Puritan Toulge
Mishiwami Wall
Hart
Poston Cupmakers
Julius Fprielman
Roxston
Uils
Cendy Workers’ Union of Cambridge
Cambridge Teachers’ Club
Readville
South Hraintree
Joseph D. Cannon
Ettiking
Michigan
John F. Tobin
A. F
1. Heat and Shoe Workers’ Union
Re Anion
Hoxton
Coal Shortage Threat as Boston Union Plans Strike
An Everett harbor protest arises after 12 of Boston Coal Hoisting Engineers Union 74 allege non licensed workers and armed guards at New England Gas and Coke wharf. The union votes to strike if unresolved by Nov 14, threatening Greater Boston coal supply and urging compliance with laws. An unrelated note references Eddie Collins as a noted baseball star.
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Boston Coal Hoisting Engineers
New England Gas & Coke Company
Everett
Greater Poston
Stransky Masters Stransky in New York Philharmonic Concert
Josef Stransky conducted the New York Philharmonic in a rich program with Fritz Kreisler violinist. Kreisler’s Bruch concerto and Wagner Strauss and Tschaikowsky works drew strong acclaim for precision, nuance, and expressive orchestral phrasing. Stransky’s reading of Strauss and Tschaikowsky highlighted his mastery and the ensemble’s high performance level.
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Symphony Hall
New York Philharmonic Society
Josef Stransky
Fritz Kreisler
Kreisler
Wagner
Richard Strauss
Tschaikowsky
Rienzi
Man Dies After Jumping Before Train at Roxbury Station
Martin Parent 41, whose residence is unknown, climbed a six foot fence at Alexander street station Roxbury and leaped in front of an inbound train at 11 last night. He suffered a fractured skull and was brought to Boston for treatment. Doctors trepaned the skull but he remained on the danger list at Relief Hospital.
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Martin Parent
Alexander Street
Roxbury
Boston
Parent
Jansen
Steamer Manchester Commerce Strikes Iceberg En Route England
The Furness line freight steamer Manchester Commerce struck an iceberg in the Strait of Belle Isle early Saturday. Severe damage occurred but the ship remained afloat and sailed to St John New Brunswick for repairs. Captain Couch led the vessel, which departed Montreal for Manchester, England, the previous Friday.
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Montreal
Furness Line
Manchester
England
Strait of
Belle Isle
Couch
St. John
N. B
Gates Death Not To Be Inquested In Wyoming
Cody Wyoming November 2 There will be no belated coroner s inquest in the death of Charles G Gates who died last Tuesday allegedly from an overdose of a drug given by his private physician Coroner Louis Howe said he did not deem an inquest necessary after information obtained within hours of the death did not convince him to hold the body for investigation of the millionaire cash maker s decease
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Cody, Wyo
Charles G. Gates
Louis Howe
Gates
California Syrup of Figs Advocated for Children
A nostalgic defense of California Syrup of Figs as a gentle stomach cleanser for children. The ad argues against castor oil and calomel, claiming the syrup is loved by kids, cleanses liver and bowels, and sweetens the stomach. It cautions buyers to seek the 50-cent bottle made by the California Fig Syrup Company and to avoid counterfeits.
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California
California Fig Syrup Company
Congress Goes Quiet as Elections Intervene
Washington reports Congress will suspend activity this week awaiting the Senate banking and currency committee’s report on the administration currency bill. Members depart for home for elections, with the House idle until Wednesday and the Senate meeting only briefly before adjournment. The committee studies disputed provisions in the bill while remaining in Washington.
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Washington
Congress
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Administration
Currency Committee
House
Senate
Senate Banking Committee
Hangs Himself in Old Barn Near Mt Greylock
Peter Hebert aged 41 was found hanging from a beam in an old barn at the foot of Mt Greylock by his brother Charles after a search following his disappearance on Friday. He had been in poor health for a year.
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Adams
Mt. Greylock
Peter Hebert
Charles
Hebert
Vote tallies for 1912 governor race listed by candidate
In the 1912 governor election the Democratic Foss led with 193 184 votes, followed by Republican Walker with 143 597, Pro with Bird 126 102, Socialist Sawyer 11 493, Prohibition Rand 2 702, Social Labor Milligan 2 212, and all others totaling 2 000.
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Foss
Boston
Draper
Rep
White
Nicholls
Prohibition
Ruther
Frothingham
Carey
RAND
M’goff
Walker
Bird
Sawyer
Milligan
Mayor Johnson critiques conference over Walsh support
The Rev. Herbert Johnson of Warren Avenue Baptist Church says a Democratic leaders conference in Chicago last Sunday could swing 10 000 votes to Lieutenant Governor Walsh. He defends Walsh while warning that if the Mayor and allies gain state power, city appointments to the Excise Commission and the police will face untold damage and set the city back 50 years.
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Herbert Johnson
Warren Avenue Baptist Church
American House
Walsh
Fitzgerald
Johnson
Democratic State Committee
Judge Riley
State Committee
Riley
United States
Adeline
Mrs Wilson Joins National Civic Federation Committee
Mrs Woodrow Wilson accepts honorary vice chairmanship of the National Civic Federation's woman’s department in Washington. She says she acts as a social welfare advocate rather than the President’s wife, aligning with efforts to improve conditions for government employees in the District.
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Washington
Woodrow Wilson
Woman's Department
National Civic Federation
District of Columbia
Cascarets promise relief from torpid liver and constipation
A vintage ad claims a Cascaret can fix headaches biliousness and digestive misery by clearing a torpid liver and clogged bowels. It touts a 10 cent box from the druggist to keep the liver active and bowels clean, promising a morning straighten and months of well being, urging care for children.
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York City
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New York
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Quincy A. Shaw
Cannon
Laura D. Cannon
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Eddie Collins
Ber
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Stransky
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Strauss
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Hitsberg
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Bob, Jr
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Howard
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Pinero
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Loew’s
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Dolly Dimples
Matinee Daily
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Egenieff
Jordan Hall
Inew York
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Aes
Tellington A. Hamdy
Plymouth
Henry Jewett
Florence J. Lewis
National National Square
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LOEW
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College Girls
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Wm. Harris
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Swinburne
Herbert
Charles Dilmenags
Tri- Star Alliance
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Berlin
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