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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1919

Page

2

Doughboy Faked Rank in Fraudulent Uniform Claim

Joseph Coll of Napoleon Street Fitchburg claimed promotion to first lieutenant by wearing a silver bar. An army inquiry followed after a jealous tip. An agent of the Department of Justice took him into custody at Camp Devens and he was arraigned on charges of wearing a uniform illegally. His Sept. 6 hearing was scheduled.

Joseph Coll Napoleon Street Fitchburg Camp Devens Army Department of Justice United States

Mass AFL Branch Endorses 4 Percent Beverage Standard

The Massachusetts State Branch of the American Federation of Labor endorsed the Massachusetts Public Opinion League effort to establish a 4 percent standard for alcoholic beverages in the state.

A. F. OF Massachusetts The American Federation of Labor Massachusetts Public Opinion League

Fishermen to Be Given Help from Boston Food Shipment

Due to Boston grocers denying further credit to striking fishermen and families in Province town, the Fishermen's union arranged a schooner load of supplies. A $1500 union appropriation funded 400 lb coffee, 200 lb tea, 200 lb butter, 360 bags flour, potatoes, onions, lard, beans, salt pork, cabbage, beef, sugar, corned beef, oats, rice, condensed milk, turnips, and syrup aboard the Motor. The shipment, captained by Herbert Pennington, departed last evening and will deliver today to sustain 80 families for two weeks.

Provincetown Grocers Fishermen's Union Boston Cape Union Herbert Pennington

Medford Educator Resigns for Insurance Career in Boston

Philip Whitten head of Fitchburg public schools physical education resigns to enter the Boston insurance field. Clarence N. Amiott, recently returned from army service overseas, is expected to be named to the position.

Fitchburg Philip Whitten Medford Department of Physical Education Boston Clarence N. Amiott

Respect Alone Is Lawyer's Reward Says Sherman L Whipple

The law profession offers public service over material rewards. Sherman L Whipple argues young lawyers should seek intellectual work and public service, not large incomes. He notes income is meagre and emphasizes equity's rise in modern law and the fading pursuit of wealth.

Sherman L. Whipple Whipple Post Tremont Building Senate Congress

Equity as a branch of law in modern administration

The speaker argues that equity is not separate from law but a branch of it with fixed rules. He notes equity’s procedures adapt to evolving commercial and industrial relations. The scene ends with Mr Whipple concluding an interview as he adjusts his chair and prepares to depart.

Mr. Whipple Chancery Whipple

Two Concert Programmes of Fine Pieces for the Common

The morning and evening band concerts on the Common feature selections from famous masters. The programs include marches, overtures, waltzes, and arias such as Father of Victory, The North Star, The Wedding of the Rose, My Dream, Olymp ia, Mignon, Simon Boccanegra, and The Parade of the Tin Soldiers, ending with Remick's Star Spangled Banner.

the North Star Simon Boccanegra

New England Woman's Post Tops Legion Membership

The New England Woman's Post of the American Legion led Massachusetts posts in paid-up memberships with 565 members. New Bedford Post No 1 followed at 541 and Worcester Post at 471 as the state drives to rank first nationwide in posts and members.

New England Woman's Post The American Legion Massachusetts Bay State New England Woman’s Post New Bedford Post Worcester

Carmen strike ends as Providence drivers accept wage deal

Rhode Island Compu workers vote to accept a compromise offered by receivers. The agreement sets 56 cents an hour for platform workers and a proportionate raise for others, restoring streetcar service across the state starting tomorrow morning under the 1917 conditions with back pay from June to the strike start.

Providence R. I Rhode Island Compu Platfoen

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