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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1921

Page

16

Mayor approves salary increases for city workers

Mayor Peters approved recommendations from six city department heads raising pay for 324 employees by a total of 34036 dollars. Effective April 1, public works led with 23600 dollars for 215 workers, others include collecting 300 dollars, street laying-out 5575 dollars, overseers of the poor 1850 dollars, public buildings 400 dollars, and the wire division of the fire department 2300 dollars.

Peters Public Works Department Public Buildings Department Fire Department

Harding Pins Medal on Cox for Valor at Missouri

Robert Edward Cox of Belmont Pennsylvania a chief gunner in the navy received the Congressional Medal of Honor in a White House ceremony on the 17th anniversary of the Missouri battle Cox helped save the ship by flooding magazines after a turret explosion. Two gunnery mates Monsen and Schepke aided him in rescuing injured sailors. The accident killed thirty men. Cox was later granted the award after special legislation allowed an exception to the usual enlisted man requirement.

Washington Robert Edward Cox Belmont Penn United States White House Cox Missouri M. Monsen S. C. Schepke North Atlantic Fleet Roosevelt

Stokes Divorce Trial Ties Claims To Lies By Schroter

New York April 14 United News reports George Austin Schroter a mining engineer and explorer denouncing as a pack of lies the tales of surreptitious hugs and long kisses told by chauffeurs and butlers in the Stokes divorce trial.

New York United News George Austin Schroter W. E. D. Stokes Helen Elwood Stokes

Schroter Denies Improper Conduct in Stokes Case

Schroter testified in the Stokes trial denying charges of intimate relations with Mrs. Stokes. He asserted he visited the Long Branch home only with Stokes and others, not alone, and claimed alibi from a Mexico trip during a motor party. He recalled Mrs. Stokes as a Denver girl once known as Carrots and said he once drove her home after a dinner.

Schroter Stokes Long Branch N.J Denver Kentucky

Benefit Concert for Academy of Assumption Tonight

The Alumnae Association of the Academy of the Assumption presents a Steinert Hall concert for the alma mater. Baritone Joseph Ecker, contralto Elva Boyden, violinist Ruth Stickney, and pianist James Ecker perform under committee head Mrs. Walter J. Whelan with Marion Fields Anna Murphy Adelaide McDonald and Mary Chishon.

Academy of the Assumption Steinert Hall Joseph Ecker Elva Boyden Ruth Stickney James Ecker Walter J. Whelan

Six Patrolmen Transferred in Police General Orders

Six patrolmen were moved in general orders read at roll call. William F. MacDonald moves from East Boston to Dudley Street, Peter J. Haritos from East Boston to City Point, Richard P. Doherty from East Boston to Charlestown, Harry P. King from Dudley Street to East Boston, Thomas F. Griffin from Jamaica Plain to East Boston, and Leo A. Delaney from Morton Street Dorchester to East Boston. Transfers effective today at roll call.

William F. MacDonald East Boston Dudley Street Peter J. Haritos City Point Richard P. Doherty Charlestown Harry P. King Thomas FE. Griffin Jamaica Plain Leo A. Delaney Morton Street Dorchester

Real Road Service Inaugurated by A L A

The Automobile Legal Association started free patrols in the Metropolitan district with five of its 50 cars. The service aims to cover New England, Ohio and Indiana, staffed by expert repairmen in white coats. Cars run 8 30 a m to 10 p m on distinct routes, marked with A L A emblems, and report road conditions to headquarters. Policewomen becoming popular in Japan.

The Automobile Legal Association New England Ohio Indiana Automobile Legal Association Gratis U. L Beacon Street Boston Japan

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