Whose Child Is This A Boston Post photo prize
A Boston Post feature awards a five dollar gold piece to a school child photographed on Fifth Street noon. Readers are urged to check the office of the City Editor for claim procedures within five days. The Wednesday Post featured Nettie Goepman, aged 7, of 69 St German Street and Prince School first grade.
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Post
Fifth Street
The
Greater Boston
Washington Street
Nettie Goepman
St. Germain Street
Paula Goepman
Prince School
Miss Boyd
Strike Rule Passed in Senate on Hiring Notices
A new hiring notice law requires employers with staffing problems to declare in ads whether a strike or lockout exists. The Senate voted 23 to 13, with supporters arguing against deception and opponents warning of hardship for manufacturers.
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Senate
Denny
Worcester
Ross
New Bedford
Bennett
Blanchard
Bunting
Butler
Doyle
Harvey
Hibbard
Keith
Lomasney
Mahoney
Malley
Meaney
Mellen
Mulligan
Nash
Nason
Newhall
O'Connor
Rankin
Teeling
Tolman
Turner
Bray
Burnham
Crosby
Evans
Farley
Greenwood
Hultman
Parker
Pickford
Rockwood
Tinkham
White
Teachers Demand Higher Pay at Boston Hall
Faneuil Hall drew school teachers led by the Boston Elementary Teachers' Club to press for salary raises. Mayor Fitzgerald called $552 yearly pay for elementary teachers a disgrace but cited rising school costs and said a veto override by the school committee was possible. He noted school expenditures had doubled in seven years to about $6.3 million. Joseph Lee opposed the raise, arguing it would harm pupil training and health.
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Boston Elementary Teachers’ Club
Fitzgerald
Eva L. Morley
Boston
Ife
Joseph Lee
Dying Girl Names Doctor In Keene Case
Blanche Wade aged 19 of a New Hampshire family died at Eliot Memorial Hospital Keene after which a warrant was issued for a local doctor's arrest. Wade a Murdoch High School graduate had worked at Waldo's restaurant in Winchendon before moving to the city. Hospital officials would only say she spoke of the doctor before dying.
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Fitchburg
Blanche Wade
New Hampshire
Eliot Memorial Hospital
Keene
N. H
Sun Day School Teachers Plan April Invitation Party
Friends and acquaintances of the Sun day School Teachers Association of the Sacred Heart Church East Boston look forward to an invitation party on the evening of April 19 in the Parochial School Hall.
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Sacred Heart Church
East
Boston
Old Political Writer John M Grainey Dies in City
John M Grainey a noted New England political writer died suddenly in the city last night. He was once among Massachusetts top political columnists and trusted by leaders of both parties. Grainey wrote for the Post Herald American and Practical Politics and served as private secretary to Governor William L Douglas. He was born in Ireland and came to the United States with his parents.
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John M. Grainey
New England
Grainey
Massachusetts
The
Post
Herald
William L. Douglas
Brockton
Sub-treasury
Joseph H. O'Neil
Mr. Grainey
Ireland
Obituary Notice for Boston Newspaper Figure
The deceased formerly lived in Milford and Brockton before starting a career in Boston journalism. He was well regarded by fellow reporters and had close ties with several Boston editors. He is survived by his aged mother. funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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Milford
Brockton
Boston
Board Over Mayor Wood's Veto On Police Pay Raise
The Somerville Board of Aldermen met last night and unanimously overrode Mayor Wood's veto. The city body approved an increase in salaries for police department members below the chief grade and for the deputy sealer of weights and measures, with the decision made without debate.
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Somerville Board of Aldermen
Wood
Police Department
Daily Fire Record Includes Multiple Incidents Across City
The record lists fires and incidents with times from 10:54 a.m. to 10:50 p.m. involving Box numbers and locations such as Richmond Street Roxbury Charlestown South Boston and Covington Street. Companies and individuals including John Holman & Co O G Ridion Bunker Hill Laundry Raymond Syndicate Robert Kendall Charles W Cook Edward Bragg and Monks Estate are noted with losses described as slight or amounts like 1000 and 50000.
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Richmond Street
John Holman & Co
Clin Street
Roxbury
O. G. Ridion
Sherman Street
Charlestown
Bunker Hill Laundry Co
Raymond Syndicate
Oneida Street
Etta London
Stanhope Street
Robert [. Kendall
Charles W. Cook
Covington Street
South
Boston
Edward Bragg
West First Street
Monks Estate
Stratford Life Insurance Company Taken Over in Cincinnati
Hartfords of Cincinnati control Stratford Life Insurance by buying a majority of stock from General George E Keeney president. Capital totals $500000 with a $167500 per share price. Minority stockholders will receive the same sum through June 30.
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Hartfor Ists
Cinci _ worn G. Hoyt
Startford Life Insurance Company
George E. Keeney
Pension Plan at Conrad's Boston Store
Conrad & Co of Winter street introduces a pension plan with its first beneficiary a long time female employee who has retired after% years of service and will receive half salary for life. The move mirrors growing interest in pensioning older workers among major firms and business studies.
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Soctal
Boston
Conrad & Co
Winter Street
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