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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1919

Page

6

Washburn death case angers Brockton gossip and police

In Brockton and Onset the Washburn Waitt affair spurs a police inquiry into Mrs. Washburns death. An inquest is postponed while investigators pursue witnesses at sea and question a death bed statement. The case links the Washburn and Waitt families amid past scandals and rumors of two marriages and social ties.

Mrs. Washburn Brockton William F. Kane Plymouth Brockton Hospital Francis B. Washburn Onset Beach Washburn Waitt Manomet Heights Washburns Onset

Prince of Wales Visits Quebec In Festive Royal Tour

The Prince of Wales travels a French Quebec welcome with fireworks and floral tributes to Montcalm Wolfe Champlain monuments. Lady Dorothy Cavendish, Duchess Devonshire’s daughter, captures attention as a potential royal match while the prince enjoys squash and dances at the Citadel and Garrison Club. He plans Sunday services and a Montreal leg by royal train.

Montcalm Wolfe Champlain Dufferin Terrace Prince of Wales Quebec George Citadel St. Lawrence Duke of Devonshire Garrison Club Dorothy Cavendish Devonshire England America Dorothy Old Citadel Prince Spencer-Wood Fitzpatrick Ursuline Convent Hotel Dieu Hospital Montreal

Believe Police Strike Near as Union Tensions Rise

Commissioner Curtis moves against police unionization with General Order 35. Boston Police Union leaders say the order infringes constitutional rights and plot a strike as officials probe rosters and ringleaders. Attorneys Vahey and Feeney named as legal advisers as talks continue.

Curtis Police Michael Lynch Boston Police Preunion Organization Lynch Joy Street Boston Policemen’s Union Boston Social Club Policemen's Union James H. Vahey Carmen's Union John P. Feeney Scollay Building McInnes Boston Policemen's Union Vahey Mr. Feeney

National Labor Party Holds Chicago Convention Date Set

The national convention of the new National Labor Party will be in Chicago on Saturday November 22 with about 1500 to 2000 delegates from numerous labor organizations across the country. Max Hayes, chairman of the executive committee, announced the plan today.

Cleveland National Labor Party Chicago Max Hayes

14-year-old minister tied to former wife in sixth marriage

Whitesburg Kentucky reports the unlikely life of Elder Joseph Hall a 14-year-old Baptist minister from Millstone who has been married six times including a recent union with a former wife.

Brockton Lillian B. Burdette Rockland Sarah Edgar Waitt Whitesburg Joseph Hall Millstone

Federal Reserve Bank May Seek Special Deputies

Officials of the Federal Reserve Bank in our city have asked the attorney general in Washington to swear in special deputy United States marshals to guard the bank during a potential police strike. United States Marshal John Mitchell would not confirm or deny the rumor, saying the matter is a departmental issue for the capital. Deputy Governor Chester C. Bowen declined to comment.

Federal’ Reserve Bank Washington United States Federal Reserve Bank John Jitchell Mitchell Boston Harbor Chester C. Bowen

Los Angeles Police Seek Wage Increases Petitioned by 500

In Los Angeles 500 police officers petitioned the City Council for higher salaries. First-year patrolmen would rise from 100 to 120 dollars monthly, second-year from 107.50 to 130, third-year from 115 to 140, and fourth-year and above from 120 to 150. Chief Home plans to convene officers to form a benevolent protective association, separate from unions.

Los Angeles Cal Chief Home

Waterfront Calendar Notes for August and Moon Phases

A condensed waterfront almanac listing August events and lunar phases. It notes times for tides and heights, full moon on September 9 and October 2, new moon August 25 and September 23, evening star Venus until Sept 12, Saturn until Aug 25, and morning stars Mars and Jupiter for the rest of the year.

Jong Venus Saturn Mars Jupiter

Fishermen report record Boston groundfish receipts and prices steady

Groundfish landings yesterday include haddock 231000 pounds cod 2740 pounds scrod 7500 pounds pollock 8050 pounds hake 7600 pounds flounders 3000 pounds halibut 200 pounds. Mackerel landed by Nautilus 5000 pounds Catherine 2000 pounds. Wholesale prices hold near the strike settlement minimums. The tug Ballew, after being refloated, heads to New York for repairs. The Landsman.

Haddock Antoine C. Santos Natalie J. Nelson Ballew The Shipping Board Hawes Shoal Vineyard Sound Scott Wrecking Company Vineyard Haven New York

Shipping News Arrived and Sailed with Numerous Vessels

Shipping news reports arrivals and sailings of steamers and barges including City of Rome Dalzell Gloucester Ryan Calvin Austin Allen Pawnee and more to North Atlantic ports. Towing barges Edgewater Rondout Marion Ampern Beattie Hattie Panther Beattie and others listed with destinations from Norfolk New York Beverly and Portland. Destroyers Bancroft Mere dith farther noted.

City of Rome Dalzell Savannah Gloucester Ryan Baltimore Norfolk Howard Kirwan Philadelphia Calvin Austin Allen New York Pawnee Robinson Cto Bay View Wallace Newport News Camden Rawley Bangor Massasoit Brown Portland City of Gloucester Larsen Thomas J. Scully Brennan Edgewater Rondout Marion Triton Shelton Ampern Vineyard Haven Sea King Perth Amboy Tapley Stonington Long Cove Neponset Beckett Easton Parkers Tlate Coaldale Tamaqua William Yerkes, Jr Hallowell Richmond North Land Yarmouth Dingley St. John N. B Eastrt Lubec Lake Yerinssee Cowiche Lake Ennis Lamberts Point Mae B. Winsor Portugal Azores N. J Hattie Lynn Saturn Beattie Beverly Panther W. H. Yerkes, Jr Parkers Flats Confidence Cape Ann Bancroft and Meredith Newport B. IL

Strike on Bay State Is Expected Tuesday

A union dispute over Bay State Street Railway wages and a 1919 award prompts a referendum plan. Statements from trustees, International Officers Reardon Shine and Vahey, urge a three-lawyer review, while public trustees defend the award and wage agreements as just.

Bay State Joint Conference Board Reardon and Shine John H. Reardon International Executive Board Thomas F. Shine James H. Vahey Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway Employees of America Reardon Shine William J. Murphy John F. Hyland James M. O’brien Charles A. Taylor Edward J. Donnelly National War Labor Board Eastern Massachusetts Street Railway Company Bay State Street Railway

Parachute Jumper Survives Narrow Air Escape

Thousands of summer residents and Nantasket Beach visitors cheered what looked like a stunt as Sergeant Jack Murphy, nicknamed the Daredevil, leaped from an airplane at sixty miles an hour. His parachute failed to open for several hundred feet, sending him downward until it finally deployed, blowing him a mile inland and leaving him exhausted when rescued from Strait's pond.

Nantasket Beach Jack Murphy Strait’s Pond

Watertown Forms East Watertown Improvement Society

Several hundred residents gathered at Watertown town hall for a second mass meeting to protest rent hikes and neglect in the east end. A permanent group, the East Watertown Improvement Society, was formed to aid local residents.

Watertown East

Protest Over Army Food Distribution At Rural Centers

Indignation rose as residents protested the fair handling of surplus army foods. Crowds in South Boston, Charlestown, and Somerville challenged allocations to Walworth Manufacturing and Murphy Brothers, accusing delays and bias while committee members defended their efforts amid stock shortages.

South Daston Walworth Manufacturing Company Murphy Brothers Jamess. Fox South Boston Sand Charlestown Somerville Highland School

Delay in Parcel Post Food Shipments Due to Army Supplies

Huge volumes of baked beans tomatoes and condensed milk sent to municipalities from the army supply base depleted the Post Office depar tment stock. The $40 000 worth of parcel post orders were temporarily suspended. Acting Postmaster Hurley after a conference with Colonel Hart at the South Boston terminal said service will resume next week and all applicants will be cared for.

Army Hurley Hart South Boston

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