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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1920
Page
7
For matters affecting women and children women are now admitted on equal terms with men to inspector ships under the United States Immigration Bureau. The change expands eligibility for inspection roles, aligning duties with gender parity in immigration oversight.
The firm BE. M. Hamlin & Co. sues former Boston mayor James M. Curley in Suffolk Superior Court for 15486.55 alleging August 1919 to November 1919 deals in listed securities. The Metropolitan Trust Company is named for holding Curley funds and an attachment of 25000 on his house and land at 350 Jamaica Way is noted.
The Senate committee on production and reconstruction labels coal profiteering a national disgrace and warns of potential drastic legislation. It says profiteering has continued unchecked by the department of justice and criticizes the national coal industry.
Frank Huwerth, a former Berlin Imperial Opera House violinist, arrived from Italy on the Canopic with $6. He played arias at downtown restaurants to earn enough money for his railroad fare. After three hours he had collected $35, enabling his move to Detroit to join a brother.
Chicago janitors threaten a strike on December 31 unless a blanket 2 percent wage increase is granted. The union, led by William Quesse, says 4837 workers may desert their fires and strike only where demands are refused, unless a further $1 per month per flat is granted, which could disrupt milk and other deliveries to affected apartments.
Police say Walter B. Green and Herbert Johnson, both named by Joy Street station, belong to an organized auto theft ring. They were arrested by Traffic Officer George A. Foster at Beacon and Charles streets driving a car stolen Monday night from Dr. George C. Moore of Massachusetts Avenue in front of the Harvard Club.
The Boston University College of Business Administration evening division elected Carlton Koehler as president Walcott Frazer as vice president Charles Ferguson as treasurer and Mary C F Cleary as secretary Florence Grace was chosen chairman of the social committee.
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