Boston policemen union seeks independent wage and hours deal
A lengthy counsel statement for the Boston Policemen's Union argues for relief from long hours low pay and poor station conditions. It details history from 14 years of attempts, the Curtis reforms, and a push to form an independent union with arbitration and citizen mediation as a compromise.
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Boston Policemen’s Union
American Federation of Labor
Boston
United States
W Federation of Labor
American Federation
Boston Firemen
Boston Policemen
Boston Serial Club
Curtis
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Peters
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Police Department
James H. Vahey
John P. Feeney
Messrs. Storrow
Phelan
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Messrs. Phelan
Policemen
Citizens’ Committee
Coun
Henry B. Endiecott
Mayor's Committee
Mass
Andrew J. Peters
City of
Policemen's Union
Boston Policemen's Union
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Counsels’ Statement
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James J. Storrow
George W. P. Babb
Ezra J. Baker
Charles G. Bancroft
Edmund Billings
George E. Brock
Vincent Brogna
Arthur M. Broghton
Howard Coonley
Francis M. Costello
Henry V. Cunningham
Frank M. Eshleman
Peter J. Donaghue
A. Lincoln Filene
Paul E. Fitzpatrick
R. EB. Goodwin
Edward §. Graves
John T. Hosford
John R. Macomber
J. W. Maguire
Harry P. Nawn
P. A. O'Connell
Joseph H. O'Neil
George R. Nutter
James J. Phelan
A. C. Ratshesky
Frederick 8. Snyder
Robert J. Seaver
Charles F. Weed
Butler B. Wilson
Frank L. Young
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