Fish Strike Hits Homes This Week
The fishermen's strike began July 3 and by Friday last fish arrivals remained fair but below normal. Prices rose due to scarcity, though the public has not yet felt a severe impact.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1919
Page
3
Fishermen strike cuts Boston fish supply
Beginning this week the Tory will be different and no fresh fish will arrive by boat for the strike. Italian dory fishermen stop to support the strikers. Nova Scotia ships cannot meet Boston needs, and 200000 pounds daily supply is in doubt. If shipments rise, the Fishermen's Union may seek action from other unions to block deliveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nova Scotia
Boston
Halifax
Yarmouth
Nova, Scotia
Boston City Concert Series Opens on Boston Common
The city of Boston begins its summer concert series at noon on Boston Common led by Emil Mollenhauer. The Boston Band will perform both noon and 8 pm programs with selections from Carmen, Mikado, Mile. Mediate, The Star Spangled Banner and more. This event extends the Metropolitan Park Commission offerings at Revere Nantasket and other resorts.
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Boston Common
Emil Mollenhauer
Handel and Hayin Choral Society
Metropolitan Park Commission
Revere
Nantasket
the Conqueror
Aye Peike Pestival
Ee Lessen
Sullivane
Luders Waltz
Voices of
Buting
Strauss Pru Opomcus
Uri
Dvorak Woo Magmcarr
Herbert
Mediate
Herbert Southern
Hosmer Galop
Francis Kane Post Seeks $10 Bonus Applications
Members of the Francis G. Kane Post American Legion may obtain their $10 bonus applications tonight. The real estate office of William Fitzgerald at 253 Bowdoin Street Dorchester holds the forms, with Adjutant Francis Coyne and notaries public on hand to process them promptly.
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Francis G. Kane
American Legion
William Fitzgerald
Bowdoin Street
Dorchester
Francis xX. Coyne
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