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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1919

Page

6

Boston Legislature Debates Metro Council and City Growth

The metropolitan affairs committee voted 9 to 6 against increasing Boston City Council seats and reported on a Metropolitan Council plan. They favored a March bill for a Greater Boston entity and approved an appropriation for the Neponset Bridge completion. The House narrowly advanced a bill consolidating city departments and passed a ticket scalper ban.

Legislative Committee On Metropolitan Affairs Boston City Council March G. Bennett Greater Boston Peters Neponset Bridge Public Service Committee Executive Council House Boston Smith Kneeland Winchester Fitzgerald Hays

Fake nurses hired in Massachusetts factories prompt training call

After factory inspections in several Bay State cities, Mrs. Anna M Staebler, secretary of the Massachusetts committee on health in industry, warned that unscrupulous untrained women are securing nurse and first aid positions in large plants. She urged manufacturers to require Red Cross or district nursing certification by May 1 or send applicants for training.

Bay State Anna M. Staebler Massachusetts Committee On Health In Industry

YD Leaders Honored At Boston Chamber Dinner

General Charles H. Cole and General John H. Sherburne, YD commanders and Chamber members, were guests of the Boston Chamber of Commerce for a complimentary dinner at the Hotel Brunswick. Henry S. Harriman presided as toastmaster and praised Major General Hale of the 26th Division.

Cole and Sherburne Commerce Chamber Charles H. Cole John H. Sherburne Chamber Boston General Cole General Sherburne Henry S. Harriman James H. Hustis J. Randolph Coolidge, Jr Charles J. Bullock

Sage bill lets prisoners make license plates and signs

Albany April 16 Governor Smith signed the Sage bill allowing prisoners to manufacture automobile license plates and street and highway signs. The measure aims to provide labor and training for inmates while supplying state needs.

Albany N. Y Smith

Newton Centre church surpasses targeted centenary fund

The Newton Centre Methodist Episcopal Church reports a $90 000 five year campaign total for the centenary and benevolences plus current expenses. A donor has given a new $10 000 pipe organ to be installed soon.

Newton Centre Methodist Episcopal

D A R Congress Acts On League Nations and Education

At Washington on April 16 the Daughters of the American Revolution congress endorsed League of Nations support and urged Lane’s western land opening legislation. Resolutions denounced un American histories in schools and colleges and called for banning German language publications while backing military training. referrals to a committee followed.

Washington League of Nations Lane Congress of the Daughters of the American Revolution

Delegates Plan Pershing Highway Across the Nation

Lincoln April 16 delegates representing state governors and automobile clubs gathered to organize a Pershing highway linking coast to coast. The proposed route would pass through towns with significant General Pershing events to honor his life and service.

Lincoln Neb New York City San Francisco General Pershing

Army Expenditures Slashed in March Officials Report

Washington April 16 official figures show March marked the first clear decrease in army spending. Expenditures totaled 494 million dollars, about 68 percent of the prior monthly average, with the quartermaster corps accounting for 71 percent of the total.

Washington Quartermaster Corps

Watch Presented to Braddock Captain by Rom an Crew

Captain R. M. York of Portland Maine commander of the Braddock receives a gold watch from the Roman crew at Mystic Wharf. They praise his seamanship during the ship s recent troublesome voyage from France to New York and on the initial Atlantic crossing.

R. M. York Portland Braddock Mystic Wharf France Roman New York Atlantic

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