Pure Show Rules For Theatres In Boston Ban Obscene Performance
Boston licensing division and Theatre Managers Association ban stage use of aisles and seats for emphasis. Prohibits muscle dances profanity and depictions of dope use or moral perverts. Stage only, no bare legs or one piece union suits. Also promotes Wadsworth army bill with four months training for 21-year-olds and three-year National Guard enlistment as alternative. Public appeal seeks donations to Harold Blanchard for funding.
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Last of The Whimsical Three in Boston Sunday Post Magazine
The final tale in E Phillip Oppenheim's The Whimsical Three series titled And Sir Julian Prefers New York will be printed in the next Boston Sunday Post Magazine.
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Answers Objections to Wadsworth Bill
To the editor the Post, Sir the Military Training Camps Association of the United States formed after the Business Men’s Plattsburg Camps in 1915 had been held.
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Palmer blamed for sugar price rise by board chief
George A. Zabriskie, head of the Sugar Equalization Board, testified before the House sugar investigating committee that Attorney General Palmer’s fixing of 17 to 18 cents as the maximum sugar price without prosecutions helped lift Cuban sugar producers' expectations and contributed to higher market prices. The committee slated Palmer as next witness.
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Reed Named Akron Schools Superintendent At $10000
Carrol R. Reed, former principal of Pierce School West Newton, has been named superintendent of Akron city schools. The post carries a $10000 annual salary and was sought by leading US school executives.
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New School Executive Appointed for Pierce School District
Mr Reed named principal of the Pierce School West Newton. Eight hundred teachers and four high schools plus eighty seven grade schools will come under his management. Reed is known in West Newton Malden Rumford East Providence and Amherst where he taught. He graduated Harvard 1902 and earned an AM from Harvard in 1915.
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Strike Stops Woolworth Building Elevators
In New York on April 13 hundreds of hungry workers were delayed getting to lunch as elevator operators at the 54 story Woolworth Building went on strike. Some cars were run by two women employees to aid tenants while others waited for a solution, leaving many returning for lunch delayed.
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Strikers Demand 33 Dollar Weekly Pay
Report notes striking workers demand 33 dollars per week while emergency services were being arranged.
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