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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1919

Page

9

Seven Aces Harvard Men Reach War Department Honor

Seven of the 63 American aviators officially declared aces by the War Department are Harvard men. Two were killed in action and another earned the Distinguished Service Cross for heroism. Lieut D E Putnam of Newton, a 1920 graduate, downed a dozen planes before his death, and Capt Hamilton Coolidge, 1919, of Boston, downed eight. Lieut L A Hamilton of Pittsfield has seven, Lieut E Wright, 1919, of Cambridge has nine, Capt Douglass Campbell, 1917, of Mt Hamilton Calif., six, Sumner Sewall, 1920, of Bath Maine, six, and James Knowles, 1918, of Cambridge, five.

Harvard D. E. Putnam Newton Hamilton Coolidge Boston L. A. Hamilton Pittsfield E. Wright Cambridge Douglass Campbell Mt. Hamilton Cal Sumner Sewall Bath James Knowles

Clark's Crochet Cotton and Notions Bulk Sale

Marketed at 15¢ for crochet cotton 10¢ mercerized crochet cotton assorted numbers white only limit six spools per customer 10¢ snap fasteners dot 6¢ all sizes black and white 25¢ dress shields pair 17¢ sizes 3 and 4 19¢ bias seam tape piece 7¢ length 9 yards slightly soiled J J Clark's 6¢ spool cotton six spools 25¢ all numbers black and white 6¢ safety pins three cards sizes 1 2 3

Clark J. J. Clark

Five Cent Fare Plan for Boston Elevated Proposed

Senator J J Walsh bills a uniform five cent fare for all Boston Elevated lines with a proportional subsidy from served cities to cover operating deficits. He argues public ownership risks and questions the cost of eminent domain while noting a public control period would return property to owners. He forecasts rider increases and suggests savings through payroll cuts and prudent purchasing to keep the system solvent.

J. J. Walsh Suffolk Boston Walsh

Walsh Senator Pushes One Cent Elevated Fare Plan

In a statement Senator Walsh argues for a one cent fare on the Elevated citing higher patronage with lower costs, easier fare collection, reduced ticket evasion, and the aim to prevent congestion. He notes it does not oppose public ownership concepts but emphasizes universal benefit and accessibility.

Walsh

Table Cloths and Bed Spreads Price List

A price list for household textiles including table cloths bed spreads and damask spreads with various sizes and discounts. Highlights show hemmed spreads at 3.35 to 3.95 dollars full bed size and scalloped damask spreads at higher prices including an extra large spread with shams.

Accidents double in six years report shows rise in MA

The Massachusetts Industrial Accident Board reports industrial accidents more than doubled since July 1, 1912. Monthly averages climbed from 7,553 in 1912-13 to 15,140 in 1918-19, with fluctuations tied to business cycles and fuel shortages. The period 1917-18 saw a drop from 14,887 in November to 11,591 in February amid wartime regulations, then continued upward.

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