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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1913

Page

15

Carmen to Have Own Building for Union Office

The Boston Street Carmen's Union meetings in Lawrence Hall, Washington Street, report a successful Salt Lake City convention. W D Mahon was re elected president with most officers, a Detroit office is planned to safeguard records, and a $1 annual assessment was approved to fund benefits and officers. Arbitration hearings on wages and shop conditions progress with adjournment to next Monday for analysis.

Boston Street Carmen's Union Lawrence Hall Washington Street Salt Lake City International Union W. D. Mahon P. J. O'Brien Springfield Sixth International P. F. Sheehan Brockton John Reardon Worcester International Detroit Arbitration Board Boston

Sage Tea Dandy To Darken Hair

Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy promises to darken gray or faded hair quickly and evenly. A 50 cent bottle sold in drug stores claims to remove dandruff and stop itching while restoring a youthful appearance within days.

Wyeth

Engineers Reply to Governor Sparks Outrage in Worcester Meeting

Governor Foss told the Worcester Chamber of Commerce that his remarks about locomotive engineers drew anger from Boston and Maine Brotherhood members. Secretary-Treasurer T H Vradenburgh of B M Division 61 responds by clarifying the Brotherhood's position on the issue.

Foss Worcester Chamber of Commerce Boston & Maine T. H. Vradenburgh Brotherhood

Governor Foss Criticized On Locomotive Engineers Wages

Worcester remarks cited by Governor Foss misstate engineer pay. East of the Mississippi and north of the Ohio the standard wages for locomotive engineers are 410 for 10 hours switching, 425 for 100 miles passenger service, 475 for 100 miles freight, with 50 cent hourly overtime in non passenger service. The engineers note 40 years ago pay was 375 per day and protest the claim of heavy burdens on railroads.

Worcester Chamber of Commerce Foss Mississippi Ohio

Engineers’ arbitration wage claim exposed and defended

In a detailed statement the engineers reject claims of disloyalty to employers, arguing wages average under 11 years’ work and noting arbitration set the current scale. They defend loyalty to their craft, criticize undervaluation, and explain union leadership cannot unilaterally strike, with members holding voting power.

Governor Foss

Dallas Will Be Organizer for New England Union

Joseph J Dallas secretary of Boston Typographical Union 13 to resign to fill vacancy as New England organizer for the International Typographical Union. He will start about Nov 1 and resign at next Sunday’s meeting in Faneuil Hall, staying on until his successor is chosen in October. A vigorous campaign will target non unionists in the region.

Joseph J Dallas Boston Typographical Union 13 New England International Typographical Union Edward E. Martin Boston Dallas Faneuil Hall

Cardinal O Connell Names Twelve Diocese Appointments

Cardinal O Connell announced six priest transfers and promotions in the diocese following the death of Rt Rev Mer William P McQuaid. New assignments include Philip J O'Donnell as St James pastor, Garrett J Barry to St Philip's Somerville, Henry T Grady to St Benedict's Somerville, Thomas R McCoy to St Mary's West Quincy, Augustine F Hickey as Catholic schools supervisor, and John T Creagh as defensor vinculi.

Cardinal O'Connell Mer William P. McQuaid St. James Harrison Avenue Philip J. O'Donnell St. Philip’s Parish South End Secion Mer. McQuaid Garrett J. Barry St. Benedict’s Church Somerville George A. Lyons Church of Our Lady of Lourdes Jamaica Plain John T. Creagh St. Aidan's Church Brookline Defensor Yincult John F. Walsh Father Barry Roxbury Boston Council K. of C Henry T. Grady St. Rose’s Church Chelsea West Quincy Thomas R. McCoy Holy Cross Cathedral Marblehead Boston College St. John’s Seminary St. Joseph's Church Wakefield Father McCoy Great Holy Name Society Augustine F. Hickey St. Columbkinle’s Church Brighton Catholic University At Washington St. Alban’s Church Defensor Vincall

Will Investigate Death Of Woman In Westminster

Upon receipt of the chemists report stating a vial near Miss Ella Warfield’s bed contained poison, Carroll County State's Attorney Weant announced plans to exhume the body near Sykesville for an autopsy.

Westminster Ella Warfield Sykesville Weant Carroll County

Gardner invites Bird to debate in Boston before Oct twenty

Congressman Gardner Republican candidate for Governor replies to Charles Sumner Bird Progressive candidate inviting a state tour. Gardner proposes a joint Boston debate before Oct 26 focusing on immigration and other topics, calling a campaign circus suggestion and urging prompt reply.

Congressman Gardner Charles Sumner Bird Boston Gardner Bird Washington State Street Mass A. P. Gardner

May Ask Mansfield to Resign as Boston Postmaster

Post master Edward C. Mansfield of Boston may be asked to resign his office after an official reading of inspectors report to Massachusetts delegation members. The meeting in Washington reviewed findings on the Boston post office and its conditions.

Washington Edward C. Mansfield Boston Boston Post Office Post Office Massachusetts Boston Postal Service

Politics and reforms swirl around Boston post office

Report details say the Republican office uses Boston for political ends harming the service and that staff have "gone to seed." Findings claim suburban towns absorbed by Boston hurt the service and politics keeps longtime appointees in place. If Democrats push for change, a shift at the postmaster position may occur.

Boston Mansfield

Mansfield Silent on Possible Postmaster Ouster

Federal officials debated a rumor that Democratic successor may be appointed as postmaster Edward C. Mansfield refused to discuss Washington dispatches suggesting removal. Mansfield, popular with postal workers, faced a cloud of talk as rumors of political conspiracy circulated at the federal building.

Edward C. Mansfield Washington Federal Building Mansfield

Political Pressure Discussed Over Resignation Rumors

The text contemplates pressuring a Republican figure to resign without creating a cloud, suggesting he be removed for other reasons if necessary. The issue has lingered for some time, but nothing may result.

Hold Conductors Involved In Man's Death In Chelsea

John Lospino of Revere died after falling from a moving car in Chelsea square during a scuffle aboard the vehicle. Conductor Daniel Morin of Beverly was arrested on manslaughter charges and bailed at two thousand dollars after police investigated witnesses.

John Lospino Bates Road Revere Chelsea Square Daniel Morin Salem Morin Cospino Beverly Chelsea Parsons Keating

Postmaster Named for Philadelphia City Office

Washington Sept 2 John Thornton was nominated by the President to be postmaster at Philadelphia. The appointment places a new administrator over the city postal operations and signals potential changes in local mail service and office management.

Washington John Thornton Philadelphia

Hart Schaffner & Marx Suits At Continental Boston Store

Advertises Hart Schaffner and Marx clothing at The Continental in Boston urging young men to seek “indefinable grace and smartness” in fit beyond quality and style. Highlights suit prices from 18 to 50 dollars and promotes the store as the place to find best options.

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