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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1919

Page

9

Labor meeting near stampede at Wells Memorial Hall

Central Labor Union held in Wells Memorial Hall as Boston policemen on strike prompted calls for a show-down. Policemen John Mahoney and Charles McGowan pressed the union to declare support and action for the strikers. Michael J. Lynch, representing President John F. McInnes, weighed in on the stance.

Central Labor Union Wells Memorial Hall Boston Policemen’s Union John Mahoney Joy Street Charles McGowan Back Bay Organized Labor Movement Michael J. Lynch Boston Social Club John F. McInnes Police

Aspirin in Bayer Package Upheld Amid Boston Strike Turmoil

The article details a Boston meeting on a police strike where union leaders discuss refusal to join a general strike, defend labor loyalty, and challenge Governor Coolidge and Police Commissioner Curtis. Speakers include Frank H. McCarthy, Michael O'Donnell, P. Harry Jennings, Richard Kitchell, and policemen from the union.

Frank H. McCarthy New England American Federation of Labor Michael #. O’Donnell Co. L. A P. Harry Jennings Richard Kitchell Lithographers’ Union Policemen’s Union Coolidge Curtis Citizens’ “Committee of 31 Lynch Police Department Jennings McGrady Peters Governor Coolidge Boston Kitchell Winnipeg Seattle Resolutions Committee Executive Board

Nervous Woman Finds Cure with Pinkham’s Compound

Mrs. Alice Heller of Christopher Illinois credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing four years of irregularities weakness and nervousness after two doctors failed. She says she is now regular and in excellent health and believes the remedy can cure any female trouble. The ad touts letters from women nationwide proving the compound’s merit.

Christopher Lydia EK. Pinkham Alice Heller Lydia E. Pinkham

New Physical Tests May Boost Police Recruitment in City

The city weighs changes to Civil Service physical tests as nine o'clock marks the start at Kingsley Hall Ford building for men of varying ages to apply. Commissioner Curtis expects a flood of applicants while strikers and Democrats critique the approach. State Guard patrols and a ceremonial parade mark tense preparations as officers shift duties and reserve troops enjoy limited rest.

Prom Coolidge Peters Veters Curtis Organized Labor Kingsley Hall Ford Building Ford Hall Curley Otha Curti Democrats Lewis KR. Sullivan Herbert Parker State Guard Boston

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