Core Making for Women Sparks Political Clash in Massachusetts
George W. Anderson denounces cartoons attacking Governor Foss over women coremakers. He cites a Minimum Wage Commission report praising conditions, pay, and independence for women, arguing bans would harm workers. Bay View Lodge donates to striking carmen. committee plans annual ball and meeting reschedule at 724 Washington St.
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Governor Foss
Frothingham
Toss
Giendower Evans
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Commonwealth
Massachusets
FrothiMeham
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Bay View Lodge Brotherhood of Railroad Carew
Carmen
Harriman
John Vnolds
M. J. Kemmett
John Lyons
John McDougall
Thomas McCourt
Washington Street
Carey Campaign Pushes Socialism Across Boston Area
James F. Carey of Haverhill, Socialist governor candidate, spent a busy day campaigning in South Boston Roxbury and Allston, predicting socialism will end poverty and exploitation. He spoke at St Omar Hall Jubilee Hall and other venues before a Jamaica Plain noon rally and further talks at Fielda’s Corner and Franklin schoolhouse. Notable supporters and labor leaders joined, while Carey warned the two major parties serve capitalists and urged workers to seek systemic change.
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James F. Carey
Haverhill
Socialist Party
Foss
Frothingham
St. Omar Hall
Broadway
South Boston
Jubilee Hall
Warren Street
Roxbury
Boylston Hall
Amory Street
Finnish Hall
Cambridge Street
Allston
Carey
Brotherhood of Man
America
Mr. Carey
Republic
Lincoln
Thomas G. Connolly
John P. Burke
Thomas C. Brophy
Patrick J. Quinlan
Alfred Hodgins
John F. Fitzgerald
James A. DeBell
Victor McCome
Sylvester J. McBride
Watertown
Warren Carpenter
Labor meetings clash over Bennett bid for Senate
Boston Central Labor Union delegates heard protests from Lynn and Lowell unions over endorsing Frank P. Bennett Jr. for re election. They urged no authority for self styled delegates to speak for labor. The body referred fire limits plans to the executive board for action and noted other union activities and honors.
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Lynn Central Labor Union
Lowell Trades and Labor Council
Boston Central Labor Union
Boston C. L. A
Frank P. Bennett, Jr
Saugus
Senate
Joseph P. Convery
Newman
Sterling
Clark and Beot and Shoe Workers’ Union
Charles Gibson
Central Labor Union
Lynn
Lowell
Commonwealth
Boston C. S. A
William T. Henderson
Raymond P. Delano
Dorchester “Boosters
Boston
James H. Dwyer
Boston & Maine Railroad
Carmen’s Lodge, No
T. St. John
Carmen’s Lodge
Senator Bennett
Bennett
State House
Organized Labor
Labor Notes Board Arranges Hearing and Appointments
The Domestics' Protective Union executive board and labor officials plan to attend a State House hearing this afternoon on intelligence offices. John Harney of the Boston Brewery Workers' Union is named business agent and secretary for the month during Edmund Ward's absence, with Ward away in Cincinnati and later Atlanta. John J. Flynn of the International Warehouse and Freight Haulers' Union is expected in Boston soon for a reception by Local Union 70. Thomas Dowd of Stationary Firemen's Union reports bright prospects for a downtown mercantile agreement this week. John E. Potts, New England organizer for the Carpenters and Joiners, returns from New Hampshire and heads to Maine after. William Tirrell of Boston Bridge and...
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Domestics’ Protective Union
Wells Memorial Building
State House
John Harney
Boston Brewery Workers’ Union 29
Edmund Ward
Cincinnati
Atlanta
John J. Flynn
International Warehouse and Freight Haulers
Forsyth Memorials Dedicated at St James Roxbury
Hundreds of former parishioners from Back Bay Newton Brookline and Cambridge attended the dedication of Forsyth memorials at St James Episcopal Church Roxbury. Bishop Lawrence officiated as the Baptistry font and nave window were unveiled in memory of James Bennett Forsyth George Forsyth and Margaret Bennett Forsyth with gifts from Boston Belting Company employees.
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Back Bay
Newtons
Brookline
Cambridge
Forsyth
St. James’ Episcopal Church
Roxbury
Boston Belting Company
John H
Thomas Forsyth
Lawrence
Murray D. Dewart
Daniel Dulaney
All Saints’ Church
Margaret Bennett Forsyth
James Bennett Forsyth
George Forsyth
Shoe Cutters to Vote on Arbitration
A mass meeting described as red letter by sponsors will be held tomorrow night in Lynn shoe shops to decide if the majority will promise to abide by a decision of an arbitration board chosen by Mayor Connery. Since last Tuesday the cutters have returned to work under a temporary scale awaiting the mayor's selection.
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Lynn
Connery
City Panel to Settle Labor Dispute Amid Mass Meeting
The board of arbitration will decide the conflict between workers and employers as a mass meeting gathers. Mayor Connery will reserve his choice until Wednesday night.
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Tion Board
Connery
Aviator Fowler Resumes Journey After Crash Near El Paso
Robert G. Fowler reached El Paso by train at 3 10 p m unhurt after a crash forced him to abandon his biplane about one mile from Hastodon New Mexico fourteen miles west of El Paso He had been en route when the accident occurred and continued by rail arriving in Texas in the afternoon.
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EL Paso
Texas
Robert G. Fowler
Hastodon
N. M
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