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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1919

Page

8

Man Falls From Wagon. Skull Possibly Fractured

Fred Trask a 23 year old of 68 Farnwood Avenue East Boston is in City Hospital with a possible skull fracture after falling from his wagon yesterday afternoon on Harrison Avenue He was driving a team for the Franciscan Sisters of Orient Avenue when he became ill and toppled striking his head as he turned toward Randolph Street

Fred Trask Farnwood Avenue East Boston City Hospital Harrison Avenue Trask Franciscan Sisters Orient Avenue Randolph Street

Arlington Woman Injured by Auto Collision

Mrs. Hattie Snow organist of the First Parish Unitarian Church of Arlington was badly injured in a New Hampshire auto accident Monday. She suffered a broken rib and a dislocated shoulder when her car collided with another. She has been visiting friends in East Hampton New Hampshire.

Hattie Snow First Parish Unitarian Church Arlington New Hamphire Snow East Hampton N. H

Cardinal OConnell urges strict child training for diocese

Cardinal OConnell writes on The Training of the Child to be read at all masses as parochial and public schools open next week. He warns against irreligious influences, urges parental duty, self restraint, daily prayer, and family discipline to form youths toward virtue and service.

Cardinal O’connell Pilot God Christ Church

Giblin for Los Salles District

Political advertisement urging voters in the Los Salles District to cast a vote for Giblin J. Giblin, located at 26 Thurston Street, as the preferred candidate.

Los Salles Giblin J. Giblin Thurston Street

Dishonesty Highlighted as Cause of Industrial Unrest

J Philip Bird of the National Association of Manufacturers told the Babson labor conference at Wellesley Hills that most unrest stems from government policy and industry honesty failures. Dudley R. Kennedy warned of hysteria and trauma in the economy, urging openness in collective bargaining and cautions against rushed industrial democracy without transparent books.

New York J. Philip Bird National Association of Manufacturers Babson Labor Wellesley Hills Dudley R. Kennedy American Federation of Labor

Workers and Kennedy urge honest employer-employee relations

Bird and Dudley R Kennedy of Philadelphia, former head of Hog Island shipbuilding, stress managers must know workers and play fair. The word welfare is rejected as a sham by a dishonest employer, who avoids paying a living wage. The speakers foresee Americans relying on real wages in the future.

Dudley R. Kennedy Philadelphia Great Hog Island Mr. Bird

Decorations Await Sgt John Grady

Sgt John J. Grady former IL Company 1101st Infantry is sought nationwide by the Michael J. Perkins Post of South Boston through American Legion posts. War Department officials hold his Distinguished Service Cross and Croix de Guerre and he has been reported wounded missing and later honorably discharged.

John J. Grady IL Company 1101St Infantry Michael J. Perkins South Boston American Legion Grady Thomas Kelly Third Street Yankee War Department Washington United States

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