Endicott Reports Lynn Case Settlement and Reopening
Henry B. Endicott reports a settlement in Lynn between unions and the Manufacturers’ Association. The agreement calls for reopening factories and 12 000 workers returning to work after five months idle. He praises mutual tolerance and the Public Safety Committee and notes Lynn shoe shops will reopen Monday.
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Henry B. Endicott
Public Safety Committee
Lynn
A. C. Ratshesky
Massachusetts Committee On Public Safety
Lynn Manufacturers’ Association
Committee On Public Safety
Governor Would Gain Power To Relieve Living Costs
An amendment proposed to the constitution would allow the Governor and council to act to relieve living conditions if the anti high cost of living amendment is adopted. The provision appears in the principal measure drafted at the Constitutional Convention by ex Mayor Quincy of Boston yesterday.
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Quincy
Boston
Quincy amendment outlined for emergency governance powers
The convention will consider the amendment allowing Governor and council to act in emergencies and seize necessities, with cities empowered to deal in life goods. Delegates then focused on an anti high cost of living amendment and suspended rules to read an absentee voting measure from Walter McMenimen.
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Quincy
Walter McMenimen
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Pilot Commissioner John H Frost Dies in Hyannis
Captain John H Frost, 74, longtime member of the Boston pilot commission, died at his Hyannis home after an operation. He had been appointed to the board by Governor Walsh.
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John H. Frost
Hyannis
Boston
Board of Pilot Commissioners
Walsh
Provincetown Fund to Close and Final Totals
The Provincetown fund to aid families of lost fishermen will close on September 25. Subscriptions to the Exchange Trust Company will be acknowledged in the Boston Post, with total contributions reaching 21,229.19 dollars. Support pours in from Dorchester Boys' Club and local communities, plus benefit events scheduled in Manchester-by-the-Sea and Roxbury.
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Boston
New England
Provincetown Fund
Boston Post
John J. Martin
Exchange Trust Company
Manchester-by-the-Sea
Provincetown
Madame Yorska
W. Malcome Dutilly
France
Intercolonial Hall
Dudley Street
Roxbury
J. W. Holt
Milk Street
James
Connor
Quincy
Anna P. Anderson
Dorchester Boys’ Club
Harry Lederman
Sec’y
U. M. Tolman
Portland
Maine
Sccceeseeveves
Melrose Widow
Charles A. Joseph
Eastham
F. X
Bostom
West Somerville
M. BS
Cccceevsseesscoses
A. M. Longfellow
F. R. Barrett
Provincetowm
Provincetown trustees to oversee widows and orphans fund
Arrangements are made to transfer the fund to a permanent board of trustees, mainly Provincetown men, with full authority over its future use. A detailed report will be printed after fund closure. Over 100 contributions have been received, totaling 21229.19 dollars for the widows and orphans of fishermen who died in the Aug. 10 northeast gale. Fred Bacon of New Bedford plans a large magic lantern show in his cellar this afternoon to bolster the fund, aided by his father’s prior contribution. A subsequent event is planned for next Wednesday at the Fellsway Theatre in Medford featuring Pauline Ma.
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Provincetown
Fred Bacon
Bolton Street
New Bedford
Provincetown Fund
Fellsway Theatre
Medford
Pauline
Special dance night at Nautical Ball Room supports fund
Manager of the Nautical Ball Room at Revere Beach offers to donate entire night’s proceeds to the fund. Special artists volunteered their services and Mr. Holt promises more surprises. Contributions continue to be received by Treasurer John J. Martin at Exchange Trust Company, 21 Milk Street, Boston, yesterday.
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Revere Beach
Holt
John J. Martin
Exchange Trust Company
Milk Street
Boston
Burke elected vice president of federal employees
William J. Burke of 412 Beach street Revere was elected vice president at the National Convention of Federal Employees in Washington H M McLarin was named president and W J Meumeyer secretary treasurer Burke is a Boston labor leader active in federal employee organization the Boston division was organized last January and Burke was its president.
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National Convention of Federal Employees
Washington
William J. Burke
Beach Street
Revere
H. M. McLarin
W. J. Meumeyer
Burke
Boston
Public Mass Meeting for Boston Library Fund
A public mass meeting to boost Boston's library fund drive to 50 000 will be held tomorrow evening at Faneuil Hall. Soldiers sailors and naval figures from harbor forts and the navy yard will attend, with speakers Major Curley Colonel Samuel N Reber J Randolph Coolidge Jr R L Bos Colonel J S Dennis James Henderson and Arthur William Stone among them. The event begins at 7 30.
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Boston
Library Fund
Faneuil Hall
Harbor Forts
Navy Yard
Major Curley
Samuel N. Reber
Signal Corps
U. S. Army
Amy A. Bernardy
J. Randolph Coolidge, Jr
R. L. Bos
J. S. Dennis
James D. Henderson
Arthur William Stone
United States Navy
Embargo Aims at White Pine Blight Fight
Augusta Maine September 21 An embargo order issued by State forest commissioner Forest H Colby bans entry of gooseberry or currant plants and white pine without a permit to curb the fungal blight affecting pine stands.
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Augusta
Forest H. Colby
Bingham
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