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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1919

Page

10

Petition to Oust Service at Cost Act Targets Boston Elevated Rail

Charlestown residents file a petition seeking to strike down the Service at Cost Act charging unconstitutional provisions. They allege the city would bear excess taxes to subsidize dividends and that the Boston Elevated Street Railway faces deteriorating tracks and cars, with unsafe conditions and insufficient service. The petition names twelve signers and claims broad taxpayer harm if the act stands.

Boston Boston Evated Street Railway Company

Governor Hunts Jobs for Soldiers in Boston Drive

The Boston effort to employ returning service members reports actions by Edison Electric, Common United Shoe, William Filene's, and Bethlehem Steel. Major firms pledge to rehire veterans and create openings, with Mayor Peters personally visiting companies to boost reemployment. Public meetings on the Boston Common push soldier job hunts.

Edison Electric Company Guilford Ware Common United Shoe Corporation Bruner William Filene Bethlehem Steel Corporation Parker Peters Thomas G. Plant Company City Hall United Drug Company Fred T. Ley Construction Company Boston Consolidated Gas Company Boston Army Parkman Boston Common Motor Service

Bread lines feared as unemployment grows across cities

Frank Morrison of the American Federation of Labor testified before the House immigration committee, presenting reports from 21 cities showing over 135,000 unemployed. He warned that bread lines may appear in every industrial center before May 1 if immigration restrictions are not enacted. Cities listed include Detroit 56,000. Philadelphia 10,000. San Francisco 15,000. Denver 1,750. Pittsburgh 10,000. and more.

Charlestown James J. Mellen Tremont Street Michael W. Collins Monument Street Peter F. Kelly Bunker Hill Street Frank H. Dillon High Street William R. Nicholls Everett Street James M. Doherty Bolton Place Bernard S. McMacken Bunker Fill Street Augustine S. Quinn Decatur Court Patrick Kelly Pearl Street James F. Sweeney Mystic Street Edward J. Moore Medford Street Washington House Immigration Committee Frank Morrison American Federation of Labor Bridgeport

White Star service flag spreads across New England

Governors and state officials across New England endorse replacing blue stars with blue-rimmed white stars on service flags to mark ex servicemen rehired. Leaders in Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Rhode Island, Connecticut and Massachusetts endorse public shaming of employers who do not rehire veterans while flag changes roll out in state houses and city halls.

New England Orssilor State House Maine New Hampshire Weemont White Star Service John H. Bartlett Edwin C. Bean Post Art Milliken Army Navy Colors P. W. Clement Vermont Montpelier Rhode Island Joseph L. Gainer Providence Holcomb Connecticut Hartford Massachusetts Bay Coolidge New York West

War Cross Hero Gets State Job

Sergeant at Arms Thomas F. Pedrick announced Wallace C. Day of Springfield as a messenger for the House of Representatives. Day, a Croix de Guerre veteran wounded several times, is years of age and was chosen to fill a vacancy intended for a war service man.

Thomas F. Pedrick Wallace C. Day Springfield House of Representatives Day Pedrick

Bargain Goods in Stock Items and Prices

A list of assorted women's accessories and small items with listed values. Includes skirts, hats, umbrellas, hot water bottles, bag frames, scissors, dust caps, linen, envelopes, rosaries, novelty ear drops, back combs, pins, and lingerie clasps with prices ranging from under a dollar to about two dollars.

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