Strike Meeting Set By Boston Labor Union Leaders
Michael J. O'Donnell of the Boston Central Labor Union called a 2 PM special meeting of the sub-committee of 17 to discuss the strike of the Boston Policemen's Union. Attendees include John F. McInnes, Matthew J. Higgins, and Frank H. McCarthy with P. Harry Jennings also expected. The purpose remains unstated beyond reviewing the meeting agenda.
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Michael J. O'Donnell
Boston Central Labor Union
Boston Policemen’s Union
John F. McInnes
Policemen’s Union
Matthew J. Higgins
Boston Carmen’s Union
Pneland
Frank H. McCarthy
A. F. of L
P. Harry Jennings
O'Donnell
Marnnes
Quincy House
McInnes
Dorchester
Fay Hall
Carmen's Union
Central Labor Union
Noonan's Hair Petroleum Promotion
Barber advertisement touts Noonan's Hair Petroleum for dry hair and scalp. It claims a single application improves thinning hair and dandruff and lists prices 15 cents per bottle in salons or $1.00 retail from Noonan & Sons of Boston.
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Noonan
Dept
Rfrs
Noonan & Sons
Portland St
Boston
Police Strike Rally Expands Support From Unions
Reports show the Theatrical Stage Employees Union endorsing the police strike with moral and financial backing. Funds raised include 500 for strikers and 20 from Railroad Clerks 358. Addressed mass meetings cite 800 service men among strikers and urge keeping politics out of the dispute while detailing salary losses and duty rosters.
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Theatrical
Stage Employees Union
Washington Street
Moe Innes
All-Dorchester Post
Strand Theatre
Upham's Corner
American Legion
Mine Workers May Strike In Wartime Wage Dispute
Acting UMW president Lewis rebutted a National Coal Association claim that a November 1 strike would leverage a $1 billion public surcharge. He argued wage gains need only modest coal price increases and blamed excess operator profits for most costs.
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Buffalo
Lewis
United Mine Workers
National Coal Association
Washington
Provincetown Plans Independent Pilgrim Celebration on Cape Cod
Provincetown to host its own Pilgrim landing celebration with pageants and events, joined by North Truro and others, while Plymouth holds its Tercentenary. An executive committee coordinates plans, aims for a permanent memorial at the Pilgrim monument, and seeks national and state aid.
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Provincetown
Plymouth
Cape
Cape Cod Bay
Horns of the Pilgrim Crescent
Truro
Board of Trade
Myles Standish
John Alden
Priscilla Mullins
Carver
Susanna White
Peregrine
Old Bay
White Sea
William H. Young
Charles W. Hawthorne
Henry Mottet
Mottet
Episcopal Church of
St. Mary's By the Sea
Art Association
Eugene F. Watson
Beachcombers’ Club
George Eltier Brown
Max Bohn
Richard Miller
Cape Cod Monument Association
William B. Lawrence
M. C. Atwood
J. F. Snow
Nautilus Club
Jennie Healy
Myrtie Kelley
Louise Paine
Playground Association
Frank A. Days, Jr
Charles O'Neil
Ina Small
Grace Hall
Rich
Walden
Sailloft Club
Melza Chaffee
Natonal Association of Women Painters and Sculptors
Flora Schoenfeld
Sarah Munro
Frederick C. Boynton
Stowe Phelps
Percival Daton
Walter Welch
John A. Cook
John F. Snow
The Message of Christ in a Time of Unrest Sermon
Dean Rousmaniere preached at the Cathedral Church of St. Paul urging justice and law in a period of unrest. He framed Christ as upholding righteousness and warned that capital and labor seek power while common people stand for order and unity.
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Dean Rousmaniere
St. Paul
Christ
Teenager Elopes From Home In Bold Window Jump
Gladys E. Jackson a 17 year old girl leaped from a second story window to wed her sweetheart M. R. Anderson in Providence She fled with him toward Pawtucket and New York after being locked up by her mother The ceremony was not legally binding due to her age and parental consent was required The couple reconciled with the mother and left for New York for their honeymoon
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Providence
Gladys E. Jackson
M. R. Anderson
Cupid
Miss Jackson
Mr. Anderson
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