Boston City Budget Tonight Tests Labor Pay Increase
The Boston City Council faces the budget meeting to decide if its push for a $1 daily raise for city laborers is dead. The Mayor says no extra cash will be added beyond the submitted budget and would require broad raises elsewhere. Public Works Commissioner Sullivan released a statement on the labor pay issue.
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City laborers earn higher hourly wage than private workers
City workers receive 312 working days and 2072 annual hours yielding more than 60 cents per hour. They refuse to take a smaller raise as unions in sanitary street cleaning sewer water and paving seek a full one dollar daily increase beyond Mayor Peters proposed 4.50. The threat is a strike if demands are not met.
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Civil War Veterans Meet Today Across Boston
The 53d Grand Army of the Republic encampment opens at Faneuil Hall with Department Commander George W. Wilder presiding and Daniel M. Hall arriving. Gov Coolidge and Mayor Peters attend as various allied groups also begin conventions in Tremont Temple and other halls.
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Fred W. Bell
Walpole
Fred E. Upham
W. B. Scott
Camp 9
Women’s Relief Corps
Shawmut Congregational Church
Agnes H. Parker
American House
Daughters of Veterans
Chipman Hall
Sons of Veterans Auxiliaries
Bellevue
Quincy House
Massachusetts National Staff Association
Ford Hall
Finance Committee Backs $11 Tax Limit for Boston
The municipal finance committee voted to report a bill setting Boston's general tax limit at $11 per thousand for 1921. Mayor Peters had sought $11.52 and had a $10.52 limit for 1920, renewing his request for $11.52 for 1921.
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Mayor quits role of Cupid in bid to help bachelors
Edwin V. B. Parje, secretary to the Mayor, announced that Providence cannot assist lonesome men from any region in finding wives. A wireless patron requested photos of Boston women, but the mayor’s office, busy with official duties, will no longer provide matchmaking services.
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Valuable Books Lost In Synagogue Fire
Montreal April 6 The Chevra Kadisha synagogue burned destroying its contents including 15 Books of Moses made in Petrograd valued at 1000 each 12 statues valued at 60 each sacred scroll and ark of the covenant total loss 250000 The Gaity Theatre and a fur store nearby were damaged.
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Gaiety Theatre
Pygmalion at the Copley Theatre in Boston
Shaw's Pygmalion revived by Henry Jewett's company at the Copley Theatre. Viola Roach returns as Eliza with a creditable performance. Elma Royton debuts with the company as Mrs Hynsford Hill. Cast includes H Conway Wingfield Percy Waram Jessamine Newcombe Lyonel Watts and others. When Knights Were Bold is in preparation.
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Patrick Campbell
Eliza Doolittle
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Copley Theatre
Viola Roach
Eliza
Elma Royton
Hynsford-Hill
H. Conway-Wingfield
Percy Waram
Jessamine Newcombe
Lyonel Watts
Be.e. Clive
Cameron Matthews
Ada Wingard
Noel Leslie
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