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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1913
Page
3
Sacramento April 15 The lower house approved an anti alien land ownership bill by 60 to 15 designed to prevent Japanese from owning land but broadened to cover all aliens not declaring intent to become citizens. The measure stems from concerns over treaty rights and colonial land claims.
At a joint executive board meeting of the Telephone Operators Union and related unions the weekly wage increase and related negotiation matters were discussed. Officers declined to comment on the company action and said the official report would be reviewed at Friday night’s meeting where the joint adjustment committee members will be elected.
About 250 residents filled East Boston High School Hall to air complaints to Mayor Fitzgerald. City councillors Kenneth, Smith, Buckley, Collins, McDonald, Attridge, Watson, Ballantyne and various department officials listened as the public voiced concerns.
Mayor Fitzgerald reports East Boston spending on bridges courts ferries schools streets and improvements total higher in three recent years than the previous decade. A broad meeting urges faster elevated railroad extension to Wood Island, better car service and a waterfront playground while urging health scrutiny of overcrowded streetcars and municipal building needs.
Miss Helen Tardevil, a Radcliffe student and former Girls' Latin School graduate, will perform a pianoforte recital at Hunting ton Chambers Hall at 8 o'clock assisted by the Redcliffe Glee Club and George Pratt Maxim. She lives with her mother at 360 Longwood Avenue.
The Boston Children's Aid Society annual report condemns state facilities for feeble minded individuals. It states about 10 000 people exist while only 2000 receive care, calling Massachusetts provisions a crying reproach.
A reception and dance hosted by the registry of deeds staff in Suffolk county welcomed W. T. A. Fitzgerald, the registrar, with several city and county officials in attendance at Catholic Union Hall in Worcester square last evening.
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