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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1919

Page

6

Grand jury probes Boston cold storage under food hoarding probe

Federal grand jury sessions focus on Quincy Market Cold Storage & Warehouse Co as Henry W. Tinker testifies. Investigators target 60 large storage holders and review dairy stock at Armour interests Boston Terminal Refrigerating Co in East Boston.

Quincy Market Day Webber Armour New England Boston Terminal Boston Armour & Co Bureau of Investigation Department of Justice

Mass state butter and egg stocks. summer surplus explained

In Massachusetts the butter and egg on hand on July 1 are normal and high due to June August production. Eggs stored for winter. speculators blamed for last winter’s high prices. Shipments of canned milk head to Egypt and England as New England food supplies remain steady.

H. C. Lythgoe Division of Food Public Health Department State House Massachusetts Mr. Lythgoe Boston Egypt England Bureau of Markets Department of Agriculture New England United States Department of Agriculture

Public officials deny hoarding in public warehouses

Government officials say the food supply in Boston and statewide cold storage and public warehouses is normal. They warn private warehouses may conceal hoarded food for speculation and explain ongoing searches by federal and state agents to confiscate such stock.

Boston United States Westland Avenue Back Bay

Union Officers Face Suspension Decision Today

The new Fay Hall installation sparked wild enthusiasm as officers allied with the union are expected to be suspended by the commissioner today. Police union members say the commissioner intends to act on his threat and bring the matter to a decision.

Fay Hall

Boston Policemen's Union aims to organize after suspensions

After suspensions, cases go to court on policemen right to unionize. The Boston Policemen's Union vows no member will be penalized and threatens a strike within a week unless recognition is granted. New officers led by John F. McInnes were installed amid tensions and quick report to Police Commissioner Curtis.

John F. McInnes Boston Policemen’s Union Plattsburg Barracks Atlanta Georgia City McInnes I Company Ninth Regiment Outfit North Dakota Nelson A. Miles O'Connor John J. O’connell American Legion Boston Policemen’s Organization Boston Police Relief Association Edith Mary Rosemont Street Dorchester City Hall Avenue Curtis Daniel W. Lane Daniel J. MacDonald James A. Watson Boston Policemen's Union Fay Hall Frank H. McCarthy New England American Federation of Labor

Boston Policemen's Union Organized Says No Strike Planned

Organizer A F L official Frank M McCarthy states the Boston Policemen's Union is permanently organized with 1300 to 1400 members. The union will pursue legal collective bargaining and harmony with the department, denying any wage or hour demands and any strike talk.

Frank M. McCarthy American Federation of Labor Boston Policemen’s Union Boston McCarthy

Major Murray New Recruiting Officer at Marine Station

The Marine Corps recruiting station named Major Joseph Daniel Murray its new commanding officer. He previously served at the Marine Barracks Charlestown Navy Yard. The station will also receive a new mascot, Murray’s Mexican ant bear, once moved from Quantico Virginia.

Marine Corps Joseph Daniel Murray Marine Barracks Charlestown Navy Yard Quantico

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