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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1919

Page

9

Funeral services for Edward Ensign

The funeral for Edward H. Ensign was held yesterday at his home 524 Chestnut Hill avenue Brookline. Ensign, a 38 year old salesman and head clerk of the clock and watch department at Bigelow Kennard & Co, was born in Montclair New Jersey sixty years ago. He is survived by his wife and daughter Miss Martha Ensign.

Edward H. Ensign Chestnut Hill Avenue Brookline Ensign Clock and Watch Department Bigelow, Kennard & Co Montclair N. J Martha Ensign

Bell Tailors Offer Fall Suits 35 Percent Cheaper

Chicago August 20 James D Bell head of Bell Tailors Adams at Green Street claims the firm, claimed to be the world s largest made to measure establishment, can quote prices 35 below rivals for fall and winter suits. He shows a all wool cassimere suit at 20 dollars while rivals ask 30 to 32 dollars. Higher priced suits offer even greater savings. Readers are urged to request price lists and style book No 128 with cloth samples.

Chicago Jas. D. Bell Bell Tailors Adams Green St Mr. Bell

Will Ask 50 Percent Wage Increase for Brockton Restaurants

The Culinary Alliance votes to demand a 50 percent wage hike and shorter hours for about 200 restaurant workers in Brockton. They seek nine hour days for men and ten to eleven hours for women, with notices due 90 days before a Nov. 1 contract expiry.

Brockton Culinary Alliance Alliance

Palmer Confirmed as Attorney General by Senate

The Senate confirmed A. Mitchell Palmer to be Attorney General without opposition in a late session. The vote ends a lengthy battle dating to the previous Congress over his handling of the alien property custodian post and its administration.

Washington A. Mitchell Palmer Senate Palmer Congress

Exchange Trust Co as Principal Creditor in Truck Co Bankruptcy

The Exchange Trust Company appears as principal creditor in bankruptcy proceedings begun yesterday in federal court against Signal Motor Truck Company of 49 Commonwealth Avenue Fred C Henderson Inc and Charles F C Henderson. It holds claims of 46000 against Charles C Henderson 39000 against Fred C Henderson Inc and 4459 against the truck concern.

The Exchange Trust Company Signal Motor Truck Company Commonwealth Avenue Fred C. Henderson, Inc Charles F. C. Henderson Exchange Trust Cowpsry Charles C. Henderson

Joker Found in Fish Control Bill

A witness before the Suffolk County grand jury said a joker was inserted in a last legislature act regulating cold storage of fish. The probe, led by District Attorney Pelletier and assistant Sheenan, considers fraud by fish dealers and the impact of exempting private cold storage plants from storage time limits.

Suffolk County Grand Jury Pelletier Sheenan

Prices And Storage Tactics In Fish Trade And Shoes

Testimony shows fish dealers held 300 000 to 500 000 pounds of mackerel in cold storage to keep prices high. The new act after Nov 1 allows private plants to store longer, with inspectors unable to gauge stock conditions. Grand jury also examined high shoe prices with worker pay rising and material costs surging.

Pelletier Board of Health Joseph C. Goyette Haverhill Shoe Workers’ Protective Union

Worcester Post Office Employees May Strike

Postal workers in Worcester plan a strike after a mass meeting scheduled for Sunday at Alhambra Hall. Owen F. Lynch of the Worcester Clerks' Association will draft a request to Congress for higher salaries.

Worcester Post Office Worcester Alhambra Hall Owen F. Lynch Worcester Clerks’ Association

Real Hair Grower Promises Cure and 1000 Dollar Reward

The Science Research Laboratories of Scranton Pa announces Borandine a new drug for baldness dandruff and scalp diseases. It claims rapid hair growth in four to six weeks and color restoration in 10 to 14 days with few applications. Readers are urged to write Dept 6 Scranton Pa for full details at no charge.

Scientific Scranton

Boston Doctors Urged to Report All Communicable Diseases

Acting Health Commissioner Safford asks Boston physicians to promptly report influenza lobar pneumonia and other communicable diseases. A citywide warning letter stresses fall risk with school openings and travel, urging isolation of all suspicious or positive cases to curb spread.

Boston Safford Department

Plymouth Mourns Fire Chief Freeman Manter

Plymouth August 20 In the death of former Chief of Police Freeman Manter the town honors a 30 year police veteran who also served a decade as constable and years as a fire department engineer. Citizens recall his efficient public service and wide respect.

Plymouth Freeman Manter Police Department Fire Department

Manchester Road Seeks Fare Hike After Wage Award

Manchester New Hampshire August 2. The Manchester Traction Light and Power Company seeks a fare increase from 6 to cents on its trolley lines. The request follows a wage award by the board of arbitrators to employees. Carmen's Union members will vote tonight to accept or reject the award at two meetings.

Manchester N. H Manchester Traction Light and Power Company Public Service Commission of States of New Hampshire E. C. Foster Traction Company Carmen's Union

Settlement reached in Worcester Gas Light dispute

Worcester August 20 Settlement was reached today in the working controversy between employees of the Worcester Gas Light Company and employees of the company in fear of a second strike which had been threatened is now past.

Worcester Worcester Gas Light Company

Parcel Post Orders Suspended Today

Acting Postmaster Hurley announced that orders for parcel post deliveries are halted for a short period due to exhausted stock of vanilla extracts quarter pound cans of ginger and condensed milk sold to army foodstuffs. Notices will be given when parcel post sales resume after stock checks.

Hurley

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