Republicans Back McCall Pledges At Ward 2 Club
Speaker Cox told Ward 2 Republicans the Legislature will stand behind Governor McCall and fulfill party pledges as the new club opens.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1916
Page
12
Speaker Cox told Ward 2 Republicans the Legislature will stand behind Governor McCall and fulfill party pledges as the new club opens.
Mayor Curley appoints J. J. Barry of 7 Albany street to the trustees of the Consumptives' Hospital. Barry is a former president of the International Theatrical Stage Employees' Association and the Boston Central Labor Union, now serving as business agent for the union.
Mrs. Eliza D. Lathrop of Binghamton New York died at age 102. In a prior birthday interview she credited pickles as her main dietary staple and noted a large jar of assorted pickles as a birthday gift. She said pickles kept her well her entire life.
New Bedford reports stock holders received subscription blanks for a new capital stock issue totaling 1,000,000 dollars. Each holder can obtain one new share for every two currently held, via rights assigned by the corporation.
In Rhode Island a five percent pay raise is expected for about 22,000 textile workers after notices posted in mills across the Blackstone and Pawtuxet valleys. The exact amount is not named but aligns with other New England mill increases.
Frederick H. Prince of Boston and Pride's Crossing is seriously ill at Princemere with the grippe. Dr. Warren and two nurses attend him. His sons Norman and Frederick Jr. are fighting for France. Norman has just returned to the front after a visit.
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