Mayor Grants Permit for Miss Myers Cigar Stand
Local records show Mayor granting Miss Myers a permit to operate a cigar stand. The decision follows standard licensing procedures with approval noted from city hall.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1915
Page
9
Local records show Mayor granting Miss Myers a permit to operate a cigar stand. The decision follows standard licensing procedures with approval noted from city hall.
Miss Mary Myers, long serving clerk and custodian for the Democratic city committee, is opening a cigar stand on a City Hall annex corridor with mayoral permission. The city cannot take rent, and the stand will be near the Young's Hotel side entrance by the elevators as she begins her livelihood.
Civic groups and professional associations met to review the proposed uniform building law for the state. Representatives from Real Estate Exchange, Boston architects, fire prevention bodies, Master Builders, and Chamber of Commerce committees attended. The bill, now before the legislative mercantile committee, drew both support and opposition.
Members of the Woman's City Club and friends observed Patriots Day with a varied programme. The Marie Johnston Trio performed in the afternoon chamber concert. Evening featured violin by Esther Baldwin, songs by Lora Lamport McGuane, and a patriotic reading by Laura A. Lambert. Florence L. Terry hosted.
In Middleboro on Saturday night police raided kitchen bar rooms as part of a spring cleanup. About a dozen people face arraignment on maintaining liquor nuisances and illegal sales after Ray Detective Agency investigators gained access to homes and observed liquor purchases. Evidence includes beer kegs whiskey and cocktails. Arrested include Mr and Mrs James Fasulo and Mr and Mrs Tony Jarduello. others summoned.
William F. McCombs announces in New York that he has no plan to resign as Democratic National Committee chair. He denies ill health and any marital troubles, calling such reports untrue and unfounded.
Black and white checks with covert cloth. Dressy model features a high waist back strap and button trim. Belt across the front and contrasting duvetyne collar and cuffs. Sleeves set in with a convertible collar.
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