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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1921

Page

9

Mayor to Act to End Strike in City and Vicinity

Mayor Peters plans a conference today between a Building Trades Employers' Association committee and the Building Trades Council to speed an end to a broad building trades strike that has left about 10 000 workers idle. Employers vow not to rehire strikers without committee approval, except those paid 90 cents an hour or who struck through no fault of their own.

Peters Building Trades Employers’ Association Building Trades Council Employers’ Association

WEARS HIGH HEELS ON DOCTOR'S ORDERS

A letter to the editor defends wearing high heels citing medical advice. The writer says a prior switch to low heels caused back pain and arch injury, arguing reform efforts against heels overlook individual health needs and may worsen arch damage.

Memorial services honor Mrs. Lawrence of Devastated France

Colonel Edward L. Logan opened memorial services at the Exeter Theatre for Mrs. James Lawrence former head of the American Women's Committee for Devastated France who died in France last week He urged Americans to rebuild in France what was torn down and praised her life long dedication to relief work.

America France Edward L. Logan James Lawrence American Women’s Committee Exeter Theatre Lawrence Logan

Miss Anne Morgan Praises France Aid and City Charity

Miss Anne Morgan presented motion pictures showing the work of the committee and the hospitality house led by the late Mrs. Lawrence. She asserted France needs America and praised the 75 percent women of the committee and their widespread branches. Mrs Nathaniel Thayer gave a touching tribute, noting Mrs. Lawrence’s life and love of simple country living. Mrs Robert W. Lovett opened the services as organ music, including The Battle Hymn of the Republic, entertained over a thousand prominent Bostonians.

Anne Morgan Lawrence Nathaniel Thayer Robert W. Lovett

Five Men Hurt on Fire Truck in Framingham

Five men riding a fire truck were injured when a rear wheel came off at high speed. The vehicle traveled 60 feet, driver lost control and crashed into a tree. Injured: Alfred J. Ryan, Thomas S. Robbins, John J. Smidey, Leo P. Dacey, and Michael Dalton. Dalton, the driver, sustained the most serious injuries and is hospitalized with internal damage.

Framingham Alfred J. Ryan Thomass. Robbins John J. Smidey Leo P. Dacey Michael Dalton Dalton Framingham Hospital

Feast days and talks mark religious week in Boston area

The article lists feast days for St Paul Polycarp Chrysostom Agnes and Francis de Sales. It notes Right Rev John B Peterson of St John’s Seminary speaking at a National Catholic Welfare Council education meeting in Chicago on Feb 2. Forty Hours devotion runs Friday morning in several archdiocese churches and ends with Sunday high mass. Guild of Blessed Imelda met at the Convent of the Cenacle Brighton with Rev J C Hart delivering the sermon.

St. Paul St. Polycarp St. John Chrysostom St. Agnes St. Francis de Sales Ers Department of Education National Catholic Welfare Council Chicago St. Ambrose Dorchester Holy Ghost Hospital Cambridge House of Angel Guardian Jamaica Plain Immaculate Conception Newburyport Guild of Blessed Imelda Convent of the Cenacle Brighton J. C. Hart S. J

New England Milk Producers Meet Opens in Boston

New England will visit Boston to attend the opening of the annual meeting of the New England Milk Producers Association at Ford Hall. The banquet at the American House tomorrow night will host county agents and 60 representatives of local milk dealers as guests.

New England Boston New England Milk Producers’ Association Ford Hall

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