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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1911

Page

7

Labor Union push for safety devices on streetcars in Boston

The Boston Central Labor Union urged passage of a bill requiring streetcar companies to install life saving devices to prevent fatalities. Delegates pressed for seating limits and safer travel, and discussed belt line road and harbor improvements to boost Boston’s port and freight efficiency.

Boston Central Labor Union Henry Crawford Long Boston Dock Commission Boston Haverhill Cleveland

ASK MAYOR TO KEEP PROMISE ON BLACKSMITH WAGES

City labor representatives will press Mayor Fitzgerald this week to fulfill a two year old pledge to raise blacksmiths’ pay to the level in outside shops. The Blacksmiths Union met in overflow session and will ask the Central Labor Union to approach the mayor with the issue.

Fitzgerald Organized Labor Blacksmiths’ Union Central Labor Union Committee

C L U Board Offers Aid to Weaker Unions

Boston Cc L U organizing committee led by Charles Morris and G Harry Dunderdale says it will assist weak locals and unorganized crafts, provide speakers for meetings, and help organize efforts. Readers are urged to notify the chairman or secretary for prompt action.

C. L. U. Board Charles Morris G. Harry Dunderdale Boston Cc. L. U. Organizing Committee Ble Cc. L. U

Bill Posters Name Delegates to Meet

Richard Armstrong and John Butler were elected by Bill Posters and Billers' Union as delegates to the international convention to be held in St Louis on Monday December 4. Armstrong will represent the 15 circus bill posters of Boston and push their interests at the sessions. Frank Johnson will attend the convention sessions as delegate assistant.

Boston Armstrong James Mariam Omaha West Richard Armstrong John Butler Bill Posters and St. Louis Frank Johnson

Gompers to Be Asked to Quit at AFL Convention

Atlanta, Nov 19 The American Federation of Labor opens its annual convention with key issues. The Reid faction claims 85 percent of electrical workers backing its stance against McNulty faction recognition. Socialist delegates allied with Reid aim to challenge Gompers and the federation leadership on the floor. A California delegation seeks 50000 for the McNamara defense and a resolution to sever ties with the National Civic Federation will be debated tomorrow.

Atlanta American Federation of Labor Electrical Workers Reid McNulty Gompers California McNamara Brothers Mr. Gompers National Civic Federation

Labor unions schedule meetings and reports across Boston area

Labor notes list sessions for Union divisions in Boston including nominations and elections. Reports from FP J Coyle address Grand President duties. Ship and dock workers review conditions and organize, while waiters see women replace men in two hotels. A. F. L. plans wage campaign and state chapter convenes. Local groups renew taxi contracts and honors John J Gallagher for aiding the A F L convention in Atlanta.

Brotherhood of Railroad Station Employees FP. J. Coyle Laundry Workers’ Union Atlantic Avenue Joint District Council A. F. L. National McNamara Defence Fund Committee Boston Central Labor Union McNamara Defence Fund Committee Boston Stationary Firemen’s Union 8 Joint Council City Department Fritz Febre New York Mfolkszeitung Brewery Workers’ Union State Branch A. F. of L John R. Daly Patrick Crooke Daniel Daly New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Waiters’ Union 80 Executive Board Washington Street South End Taxi Service Company Boston Carriage Drivers and Chauffeurs’ Union 126 John J.gallagher Boston Fourth International Brotherhood of Railroad Carmen American Federation of Labor Atalnta Citizens’ Committee

U. S. S. V. Camp to Give First Ball

The Sergeant Frank Draper Camp U S S V will hold its first ball at Anthoine's Hall Somerville on School Street. The event takes place Wednesday evening November 22 with full dress uniforms. Massachusetts Volunteer Militia officials and Spanish War Veterans groups will attend with wives and sweethearts.

Frank Draper Anthoine’s Hall School Street Somerville Massachusetts Volunteer Militia

Daily Fire Record Breezes Through Boston Area

A sequence of fire call summaries lists incidents across Boston districts. Times range from 6:52 a.m. to 5 p.m. with box numbers and addresses including Orandella Tileston Street Roxbury Catharine Kilroy St Marks Dorchester Dorchester Dorchester Henley Street Charlestown Warren Street Roxbury. Loss amounts vary from 10 to 150 dollars.

S. Orandella Tileston Street Catharine Kilroy St. Mark’s Street Roxbury Roanoke Athletic Club Mill Street Dorchester Doris Stone Henley Street Charlestown

Renaud Declines Medal From French Musical Alliance

Emiliano Renaud, famed French pianist, plans a Steinert Hall recital on Tuesday. He once refused a medal from the French Musical Alliance after a dispute over a score, slamming the door in protest.

Steinert Hall Renaud French Musical Alliance Mr. Renaud

Navy chief backs higher pay for clerks and retirement

Secretary of the Navy Meyer urges a pay raise for government clerks and age retirement in his annual report. He notes government salaries have fallen behind private sector and other departments, with Navy clerks earning less despite a 35 percent rise in clerical staff over 12 years. He calls for salary equalization if general increases are unlikely.

Washington Secretary of the Navy Meyer Navy Department Naval Establishment Congress

Strange ball given at Reno shocks local readers

In Reno on Friday night a large invitational event dubbed the divorce ball drew youths around 19 to 20 years old, with female members of a divorce colony as guests. The party featured strict dress and gatekeeping after 9 PM and limited dances. An all‑you‑can‑drink punch was served and a late dispute between two women ended with a threat to settle scores.

Reno

Table Linens and Napkins Sale Notice

Notices advertise linens priced at 3.00 dollars per 20 inch napkins and related table textiles. The fragment mentions quantities and discounts, reflecting a local sale listing.

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