Industrial Stocks Show Small Swings Amid Breadth of Gains
Prices moved in a narrow band last week with industrials and railroads fluctuating little yet volume rose, signaling cautious optimism for a further near term advance. Steel Corp lease rumors, Beet Sugar and Rubber dividends suggest mixed signals as Congress probes tariffs and trusts.
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Steel Corporation
Great Northern Ore Company
United States Rubber
Steel
Congress
Lecture on Big Log Drive at Bijou Theatre
Fred H. Thompson, Post slam correspondent, outlines the history of the big log drive from the Connecticut River forest streams. He will present an illustrated talk at the Bijou Theatre with colored slides showing river jacks and the spectacle once famous in northern New England.
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Fred H. Thompson
Selecesh
Notman
Park Street
Boston Post
Connec
Bijou Thea
the Post
Fred H
Post
New England
Connecticut
TIQN ROLLER BEARING ORDER REQUEST
A terse market note invites bids or offers for TIQN roller bearing stock coded 8132 with price and quantity unspecified. The item appears to be a purchase solicitation rather than a completed trade.
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Jer & Oo
Labor's Friend Criticised Over McNamaras Case Debates
Letter to the editor argues Dr. Washington B. Gladden and Burns misrepresent organized labor's stance on the McNamaras. It contends labor fights for fair trials, access to funds, and against unlawful actions seen in their removal and biased reporting. John J. Kearney, vice president of the state AFL, signs from Poston on Oct. 22.
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Twentieth Century Club
McNamaras
Burns
Mr. Burns
Sid
Dr. Gladden
Califoria
Organized Labor
John J. Kearney
State Branch
A. F
L. Poston
Italian Classes Begin At Girls High For Adults
Beginning next week the city committee offers evening Italian classes at the Girls' High School on West Newton Street. Sessions run Monday Wednesday and Friday from 7 40 to 9 40 with instruction in language literature music and art.
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Boston Hool Committee
Girls’ High School
West Newton Street
Joan Fee
Sayeiee Os the Atte
Barbers Seek State Licenses In 1912 Legislature
A barber license bill was agreed upon by Massachusetts barbers at the State Association of Journeymen Unions convention. The measure will be presented under the State Branch A F L with votes of senators and representatives to be published by the branch after the session.
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Revere House
State Branch
A. F. of L
Labor bill urged at banquet by A F L leaders
John Weaver Sherman announced strong backing from the State branch A F L legislative committee for a labor bill. The convention urged health boards to inspect barber shops for sanitation compliance and adopted a resolution condemning barber schools. New officers were named with Chris Hl Mallen as president and a Fitchburg 1912 convention planned.
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Legislative Committee
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A. F. of L
Chris. Hl. Mallen
Boston
Michael J. Bachand
Worcester
William Goulet
New Bedford
John Creedon
Brockton
John J. Barnes
Rockland
John Hines
Lynn
M.S. Terry
Gloucester
William Mossett
Lowell
Charles E. O'Donnell
M. J. O'Toole
Ernest J. Todd
Webster
W. S. Staples
William Reilly
Fall River
John Burson
A. F
Fitchburg
Malien
John F. Cronin
the Supreme Court
Michael Bachand
T. Fay
William Kobs
Cc. L. A. Label Section
Union seeks Foss over Back Bay garage labor
A three member special committee of the Boston Central Labor Union was sent to again press Governor Foss on unionizing work for a Back Bay garage. The union contends the garage is being built under non union conditions and will pursue further discussions with the owner.
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Foss
Boston Central Labor Union
Wait
Back Bay
Central Labor Union
Building Trades Department
Bay Bay
Labor Notes On Local Unions Hearings And Meetings
Reginald M. Johnson of Milton addresses the Boston Bridge and Draw Tenders Union at Wells Memorial Hall. Various unions report wage scale advances and preparations for elections and conventions, with multiple meetings and appointments across labor groups in Boston and nearby areas.
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Milton
Boston
Union
Wells Memorial Hall
William Cassell
David Punch
William Gorman
Bernard
Harkins
Ken Franklin Assembly
K. of
Union 74
James J. Brennan
Charlestown
Real Estate Firm Boss Oconnell Dies in Watertown
Cornelius OConnell president of the OConnell Real Estate Co died at his Paul Street home in Watertown after a three week illness. Born in Lewiston Maine, he helped move the Cassidy estate transfer on the Charles River valued at $100000. Survived by relatives in the city and beyond.
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Real Estate CO
Cornelius O'Connell
O'Connell Real Estate Company
Washington Street
Paul Street
Watertown
Mr. O'Connell
Lewiston
Maine
Cassidy
Charles
Genelta
Union drives organizing push for Boston domestic workers
An effort to organize servant girls and domestic workers in Boston began with Coal Team drivers and Helpers Union 68 endorsing the A F L state branch recommendation. District committees will collect applications and addresses, with Girls’ Union reps visiting prospects to explain benefits and goals.
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Union 68
A. F. of L
Boston
Girls’ Union
John J. Fenton
State Branch
AF. of L
Martin T. Joyce
John J. Kearney
Elionor &. Rackett
L. C. McDonald
Boston Domestic Protective Workers’ Union
Newsboys' Union Elects Officers
Yesterday the Newsboys Protective Union 9077 elected officers including President Hyman J. Cohen. Elected vice presidents were Jacob Applebaum and Benjamin Waldman, with recording secretary Benjamin H. Robrish and financial secretary Harry Weinberg. Other officers named were treasurer Thomas J. Mulkern and auditors Maurice H. Zaremsky Max Ahankman and Oscar Helvitz. Executive board members listed were David VY. Mulkern Harris Fritz Charles Frasca Edward Levine and Jacob Millstein.
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Newsboys’ Protective Union 9077
Hyman J. Cohen
Jacob Applebaum
Benjamin Waldman
Benjamin H. Robrish
Harry Weinberg
Thomas J. Mulkern
Maurice H. Zaremsky
Max Ahankman
Oscar Helvitz
David VY. Mulkern
Harris Fritz
Charles Frasca
Edward Levine
Jacob Millstein
Walsh attacks Farr Alpaca chief over dividend claim
David I. Walsh, candidate for Lieutenant Governor, challenges Joseph Metcalf of Farr Alpaca Company Holyoke over a disputed dividend figure. He says he does not oppose the industry but fights unfair tariff driven discrimination and questions a $5000 charity offer.
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David I. Walsh
Joseph Metcalf
Farr Alpaca Company
Holyoke
Walsh
Republican Party
Bennett
Strangers Hit and Shoot Man in West Roxbury
George Sheners of Dedham was beaten and shot by three men on Rockland Street near the Dedham line around 11 PM. Sheners provided a detailed description and police expect arrests soon. He walked two miles to Dedham Square to report the assault and was treated by Dr. Henry Grady for a non serious wound.
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Jamaica Plain
George Sheners
Dedham
Rockland Street
West Roxbury
Sheners
Hardie Terrace
Shewers
Dedham Square
Boston
Henry Grady
Robbers Hit Brookline Hills Station in Evening Haul
Robbers entered the Brookline Hills railroad station and stole about $25 in cigars and cash from the drawer. Burglars' tools were found near the safe, suggesting a planned break in. An unknown passerby on the platform frightened them, and they fled toward Chestnut Hill along the tracks.
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Brookline Hills
Brookline
Chestnut Hill
Malden Man Struck by Electric Car in crossing
Peter McDonough aged 68 of 64 Granville Avenue Malden was struck by an electric car at the corner of Eastern Avenue and Ferry Street while attempting to cross the tracks. He was taken to Malden Hospital on the dangerous list. The wet rail slowed the outbound car and left him in the roadway.
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Peter McDonough
Granville Avenue
Malden
Fbastern Avenue
Ferry Street
Malden Olt
Triplets Inspire Opera Star Mme de Lievin Return to Boston
Mme Lucette de Lievin the grand opera singer and mother of triplets returns to Boston to resume work with the Boston Opera Company. She names Pelleas Melisande and Debussy for her sons and says the children inspire and uplift her singing, even while she left them with her Parisian mother during the voyage.
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Paris
Boston Opera
Mme
Lucette de Lievin
Boston
Boston Opera Company
Gaby Deslys
King Manuel
Leo Devaux
Pelleas
Melisande
Debussy
America
Mme. Devaux
Paris noted beauty and family aid in art
The description highlights Mme Homer as a noted Paris beauty and grand artist. She is described as diminutive with golden hair and blue eyes and is praised for her seven children. Mme Devasm comments she even had triplets, suggesting that family life supports artistic success.
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Paris
Mme. Homer
Mme
Homer
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Watch Wrong May Force Rematch In High School Game
In a conference last evening between Arthur N. Burke of Waltham High and Guy C. Blodgett of Somerville High, evidence suggested the fourth period of Saturday's game ran long. Somerville won 6 to 0 with the decisive score in the last minute.
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Arthur N. Burke
Waltham High
Guy C. Blodgett
Somerville High
Reggie Bankart
Hib
Waltham
Somerville
Blodgett
Imperial government deposits $1,000,000 easing finances
Oct 22 dispatch says the government deposited one million dollars in native banks, easing financial strain. Reports indicate Admiral Sah's ships are low on ammunition and fighting continues at Nanking and Nan-Chang.
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Sah
Nanking
Nan-Chang
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