Conry Urges Lodge to Back Dennison in DA Race
Joseph A. Conry writes Senator Henry Cabot Lodge urging support for Democrat Joseph A. Dennison over Webster and Moran in Suffolk County district attorney contest. He argues Dennison upholds high judicial standards, opposes Webster, and accuses Lodge of aiding Independence League by backing Webster. Conry calls for honest, safe, sane DA administration and loyalty to Massachusetts judiciary.
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Joseph A. Dennison
Dennison
Moran
Webster
Joseph A. Conry
Lodge
Boston
Henry Cabot Lodge
U. S
Nahant
Mass
Suffolk County
Independence League
Independence League Corporation
Fitzgerald
Democratic Party
Whitney
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Unions Plan Drive Against Draper in Gubernatorial Race
State A F L vice presidents will lead district meetings to urge labor voters to oppose Eben S. Draper’s bid for re election as Lieutenant Governor. Labor speakers will narrate Hopedale troubles while rallies are set in Alliston Fitchburg and Boston areas with Edward Cohen D D Driscoll and Arthur M. Huddell scheduled to speak.
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State Branch
A. F. of L
Eben S. Draper
Draper
Hopedale
Dennis D. Driscoll
Boston
Alliston
Broadway
Fitchburg C. L. A
Dward Cohen
Lynn
D. D. Driscoll
Arthur M. Huddell
Engineers’ Union
Bartenders Union 77 Reports At International Convention
Thomas J. Durnin of Holyoke spoke at the Bartenders Union 77 meeting. Delegates Garrity and Hickey reported on the Toledo convention where efforts to segregate bartenders were defeated. Sullivan brothers were re elected and the international membership was 60000. next convention planned for Minneapolis.
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Thomas J. Durnin
Holyoke
A. F
Bartenders’ Union 77
Richard W. Garrity
James Hickey
International Convention of the Craft
Toledo
Garrity
Jere J. Sullivan
Timothy Sullivan
The
International
Minneapolis
Labor Notes From Boston Union Meetings and Upcoming Conventions
Labor bulletin from Boston reports Ben Franklin Assembly 5463 and IE of I. addressing officers Thomas H. Canning and W P J McCarthy. New members admitted. state steam engineers to meet in Salém on Dec 8. Local unions receive reports and plan travel to A S of L convention in Norfolk next month. Longshoremen push fruit handling rate to 40 cents per hour. 50 cents for cargo. Ball committee elected for Market and Commission House Teamsters. Pearre anti inj unction bill endorsed by Packers Protective Union 12547.
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Thomas H. Canning
WP. J. McCarthy
Ben Franklin Assembly
William Cassell
William Corcoran
Daniel Leonard
John F. Gillispee
Hugh J. MceMackin
Musicians’ Assembly
Steam Engineers’ Unions
Salém
Washington Street
Boston Electrical Workers
A. S. of L
Norfolk
Boston C. L. U
Journeymen Horseshoers’ Unions
Des Bcate
Lynn
Boston
Market and Commission Iouse Teamsters’ Union
John J. O'Connell
Charles Connors
W. A. Fitzgibbons
W. A. Kelley
Charles Foster
Thomas Doherty
A. J. Dondaro
James Halliday
W. P. Kelley
J. W. Wannon
Cornelius P. Shea
James Byrnes
Thomas J. Minillan
Pearre
American Federation of Labor
Packers’ Protective Union
A. F. of
Dennison Receptions Delayed by Broken Down Auto
Joseph A. Dennison received two large receptions yesterday with over 400 Charlestown friends at Mishawam Hall City Square. Speakers praised his integrity and abilities while he spoke mainly on judiciary duties and the district attorney role. A second Roxbury gathering at Jubilee Hall Grove Hall followed with similar remarks.
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Joseph A. Dennison
Dennison
Charlestown
Mishawan Hall
City Square
Jeremish O’riordan
Senator Mellen
John R
Archbishop Farley Urges Priests Amid Bank Crisis
Archbishop Farley addressed 100 priests at the dedication of the Church of St. Raphael in New York on October 27. He urged calm, vouched for bank solvency, and asked clergy to reassure the public to prevent panic and preserve financial stability.
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New York
Fer Jey
Church of St. Raphael
Little South End heroines capture alleged thief
Mil dred Cohen fourteen and her friend Ethel Fraser fifteen of Boston’s Little South End are praised for detaining a prowler named Frank Crawford who assaulted Cohen in her East Springfield Street home. After a multi-location chase through Worcester Square and West Springfield Street, Crawford was wrestled to the ground and police detained him. Two silk scarfs valued at thirty dollars were recovered from Crawford's coat.
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Mildred Cohen
East Springfield Street
Boston
Frank Crawford
Mildred
Ethel Fraser
Ethel
Joe Archdeacon
East Springfield
Worcester Square
Barney
West Springfield Street
Bernard
Crawford
Mildrew Cohen and
Boston Banker Explains Clearing House Terms
A Boston banker clarifies clearing house certificates and call money, notes expectations for a Boston issue, and explains market selling effects. He cautions savings banks’ role, praises Morgan’s leadership, and cites confidence amid the New York crisis.
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Morgan
New York
Mr. Morgan
Finance Commission to probe city matters this week
Secretary J Wells Farley said no decision on investigations for the Finance Commission this week. Frank Conroy of Atlas Construction accuses the commission of spying, intimidation and trying to discredit his Deer Island contract while asserting his firm gave an honest return and full payroll disclosure.
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Finance Commission
J. Wells Farley
Commission
Deer Island
Mr. Farley
Frank Conroy
Atlas Construction Company
Boston Finance Commission
City Hall
Martin
Jackson
McGuire Ready to Lead Boston Americans Next Year
John I. Taylor president of the Boston Americans confirms McGuire is signed for this year and next. Taylor states no other manager will be hired and McGuire is satisfactory for the team.
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New York
John I. Taylor
Boston Americans
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Clymer
McGuire
Unionists object to Charlestown armory work
William W. Courier of Boilermakers’ Lodge 9 was elected secretary of the Boston Building Trades Council replacing ER. Frank Moorhouse of Painters’ Union 11 resigned from the council as the latter left. The armory in Charlestown is reportedly being built with non citizens paid less than union wages. The council endorsed a roofers strike planned for today as roofers press for a 20 cent wage increase effective January 1.
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William WH. Courier
Boilermakers’ Lodge 9
Boston Building Trades Council
Frank Moorhouse
Painters’ Union 11
Charlestown
Four Men Injured In Beacons Hill Collision Near Curve
At Chestnut Hill Reservoir and Beacon Street a runabout driven by Leon C. Armstrong collided with a touring car. Three occupants were hurled 15 feet. Armstrong trapped and injured but later discharged. Passengers Ernest C. Whitney Henry W. Bell and chauffeur H. H. Flatt escaped unharmed. Police investigated cause as Armstrong's high speed turn.
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Chestnut Hill Reservoir
Beacon Street
Brookline
Armstrong
Henry W. Bell
Cambridge
H. H. Flatt
Bell
Whitney
Hors« Vard Street
Flatt
Reservoir Road
North Cambridge church pays off 3500 mortgage amid 50th anniversary
The North Avenue Congregational Church in North Cambridge celebrated its 50th anniversary as mortgage debt was burned. Pastor Daniel Evans led the service with eight hundred attendees while pledges earlier surpassed 7000 and later topped 8000, clearing a total debt of 12000 accumulated over 11 years. The program included a history of the church and readings by notable church leaders.
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North Avenue Congregational Church
North
Cambridge
Daniel Evans
Evans
John Harmon
Bowdoin Street
William Carruthers
David O. Mears
C. F. Thwing
W. S. Alexander
Frank Hyatt Smith
C. A. Ricker
Charles H. Shute
Death of John Magna Sparked Daylight Robbery Suspect Arrested
Hanover Street police investigate the death of John Magna, 35, of Charlestown, believed to be from a daylight robbery. Magna was found unconscious Saturday at Salem and Cooper streets. his money and watch were missing. A suspect was arrested yesterday, name withheld.
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Hanover Street
John Magna
Mt. Vernon Street
Charlestown
Magna
Salem and
Cooper Streets
Nantasket Bathhouse Fire Ends in Suspected Loss of Two Men
At Nantasket Point the public bathhouse of Frank Buttimer burned to the ground late tonight. The value of the building and its contents was about 159 dollars. The cause is unknown. Two men, known to sleep there, were missing and feared dead in the blaze.
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Nantasket
Frank Buttimer
Nantasket Point
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