Market Review and Outlook on Copper and Stocks
A weekly market review notes pervasive selling pressure and new year lows across many stocks led by United Copper. It cites Augustus Heinze, Amalgamated forces, and copper price signals abroad and at home, plus dividend cuts at Amalgamated. Experts warn distrust in finance and collateral discrimination deepen liquidation while predicting a cautious future for buyers and borrowers.
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United Copper
Io Augustus Heinze
Amalgamated Forces
Kennedy assigns probe of lamp department conduct
John F. Kennedy member of the Finance Commission and business agent of the Boston Sheet Metal Workers Union TI was delegated by the commission to investigate the lamp department especially its conduct since the contract expiration with the lighting company.
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John F. Kennedy
Finance Commission
Boston Sheet Metal Workers’ Union
Will Work to Defeat Draper
State AFL executive board acted on Milford convention mandates to oppose Lieutenant Governor Eben Draper. A circular was drafted directing all state trade unions to work for his defeat due to alleged unfair treatment of organized labor.
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A. F. of L
Milford
Eben
Draper
LARAMIE HAHNS PEAK STOCK PROMISES PROBABLE MOVE
In a bold public statement the issuer defends the stock as a clean well managed corporation offering above average profits. A leading financial interest has indorsed it and a banking authority has verified the position. The message urges quick absorption by supporters and sale by nonbelievers.
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United States
Thunder Mountain Goldfield Syndicate Offers 120 Acres
The Thunder Mountain Goldfield Bullfrog Mining Syndicate offers 120 acres in Idaho Nevada districts with tunnels 380 and 60 feet, selling on the Boston Curb for 10 cents a share. Past ventures Mohawk Jumbo and Goldfield Boston Cons show strong results. Howell Little Exploration rose 30 percent in two weeks. Orders via broker or remittance to our order will be executed by our Boston Curb representative.
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Boston
Idaho
Nevada
Turgel
Goldfield-Boston Cons
Howell & Little Exploration
Thunder Mountain-Goldfield
Public Opinion Bill debated by C L U and legislators
The C L U endorsed a penny weekly assessment from each union member to aid striking telegraphers. New delegates joined from the Packers Protective Union and other trades. Representative Luce framed arguments favoring public ballots for policy issues and criticizing current representation norms. A vote on the Franklin Association result showed 280 No, 20 Yes.
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Cc. L. U
Packers’ Protective Union
A. FF. Or
Barbers and Bakers
Labor Men Prepare Public Meeting in Boston
The first public meeting of labor men in Boston to oppose Lieutenant Governor Ruben Draper’s bid for re election will be held Thursday night at Wells Memorial Building. It will be a gathering of labor men in their individual capacity, not an official union event, with D. D. Driscoll of the State A F L as committee chairman.
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Boston
Ruben
Coal Teamsters Threaten Strike Over Wharf Grievance
Coal teamsters and handlers at Fast Boston wharves may strike this forenoon if a grievance is not adjusted to the satisfaction of Amalgamated Coal Teamsters Union, No. 68 officers.
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Boston
Amalgamated Coal Teamsters’ Union
No. 68
Labor Notes on Boilermaker and Union Activities
Boston unions report threats of splits toward a separate federation as Buffalo and other districts plan to depart the International Union of Boilermakers. Other items note events of Sheet Metal Workers 17, Lamplighters Union 11943, and feeder unions planning balls and mass meetings.
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John J. Minton
Boston
Fred J. Kneeland
Sheet Metal Workers’ Union
Hollis Hall
Washington St
Lamplighters
A. F. of T
FL Connelley
Maurice Bushman
Thomas O’hern
James Donovan
James P. Timlity
Board of Aldermen
Union 101
Donovan
Timilty
Joint Council of City Employees’ Unions
William Payton
George R. J. Henry
New Packers’ Union
Hanover Street
Artful Food Fair Booth Showcases Van Nostrand Ales
Thousands visit the Mechanics building Food Fair to see Van Nostrand’s Bene display. The booth blends artful calendars posters and clever blue tap signs with courteous attendants highlighting the “Oh Be Jolly” tagline and Bene products.
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van Nostrand
P. B
Mechanics
Bene
Food Fair
Harvard A Quiet Place
Berlin reports Professor Eugen Kuehnemann, after two years in Harvard as exchange professor, praises American study life. He notes orderly study arrangements, close student camaraderie, beautiful surroundings and a culture tone that foster calm, quiet conducive to learning.
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Berlin
Eugen Kuehnemann
Harvard
Contract Jobs Denounced by District Assembly 50
The quarterly convention of District Assembly 50 K of L condemned the contract system for city work. They argued it harms thousands of workingmen and undermines civil service employment, urging protection for city laborers and to give the workingman a show.
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Civil Service Commission
District Assembly 50
Street Cleaners Seek Day Work Through Late Spring
A Street Cleaners Protective Association committee asks Mayor Fitzgerald and Streets Superintendent Cummings to grant day work for members from November 11 through late spring. The push was approved at a South Boston meeting. The committee includes Brian McGowan William Benson James Kearney and Alexander McCarthy.
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Fitzgerald
Streets Cummings
Street Cleaners’ Protective Association
South
Boston
Brian McGowan
William Benson
James Kearney
Alexander McCarthy
Maloney's Career and Rise in Boston Labor
Patrick Maloney born January 20 1861 in Boston rose from parcel boy to theatrical stage mechanic. He helped form the Boston Theatrical Stage Employees Union in 1889 and held every office including international secretary treasurer and president. He served two years at the Majestic Theatre and was elected president of the Boston Central Labor Union unanimously as first vice president.
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Patrick Maloney
Boston Central Labor Union
Boston
Majestic Theatre
Boston Theatrical Stage Employees’ Union
Hub Pressmen Vote Over Eight Hour Day Agreement
Boston printing pressmen unions voted on abrogating the early 1909 eight hour day deal with the National Typothete. The referendum asked Yes or No with a 10 percent weekly assessment to fund a possible strike. The Boston web pressmen and Printing Pressmen's unions recorded mixed results.
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Boston Printing Pressmen
Boston Newspaper Web Pressmen's Union
Printing Pressmen's Union
California Low Rate Colonist Tickets On Sale Daily
Low rate colonist tickets available daily through October with prices from 49.45 to 51.45. Boston travelers can reach the Pacific coast on the Los Angeles Limited and the China and Japan Fast Mail via Chicago and the Union Pacific Northwestern line. Tours in Fairman tourist sleeping cars cost 9.75 for a double berth from Boston to San Francisco Los Angeles and Portland with route options. J. E. Brittain, general agent, passenger department, 300 Washington Street.
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Boston
Pacific Coast
Los Angeles
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