Transit Commission awards plaster contract for Dorchester tunnel
The Transit Commission awarded the plastering contract for the Dorchester tunnel section from Broadway South Boston to Andrew Square to Keith & Craffey. The section has been tied up for two years due to construction, with traffic diverted via Dorchester Street and Old Colony Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Transit Commission
Dorchester Tunnel
Broadway
South
Boston
Andrew Square
Keith & Craffey
Dorchester Street
Old Colony Avenue
Wincarnis Tonic Promises Fourfold Vitality Boost
The advertisement extols Wincarnis as a tonic and restorative that builds blood nerves and vitality. It claims the product provides simultaneous benefits of strength blood force and energy, and concludes with an unresolved reason for continued use.
Guardsmen of N E All Out Today
Every unit of New England's National Guard will be mobilized with a rush today. Armories and mobilization camps in six states will hum with 40 000 soldiers marshaling at the call of the President. By nightfall units from Maine to southern Connecticut will be ready for European war service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
National Guard
Maine
Connecticut
Mass and New England Guardsroops Prepare for Mobilization Camps
General Edwards orders by August 10 final shapes for all units from large infantry regiments to small auxiliaries for entrainment to instruction camps. Rationing, muster locations, and mobilization sites across New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Maine, Rhode Island, and their mobilization camps are outlined with specific outfits and armories listed.
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Concord
N. H
Boxford
Mass
Quonset Point
R. I
Niantic
Cambridge
Everett
Lynn
Haverhill
Gloucester
Salem
Somerville
Lawrence
Charlestown
Winthrop
Newton
Plymouth
Medford
Waltham
Woburn
Attleboro
Hingham
Malden
Hudson
Commonwealth
Brighton
First Corps
Boston
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Quonset
Local official fails to prove fraud in sworn city tabulations
A speaker argued errors in Governor's Council tabulation but could not present sworn city and town evidence of fraud. The case remains unresolved as the presented records did not substantiate alleged irregularities.
Fractional rights of laboring men debated at convention
A letter from Francis J. Horgan delegate of the Constitutional Convention for the 7th Congressional District, Boston, dated July 24, 1917, appeals for respect for the rights of laboring men and outlines the stance of the delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis J. Horgan
Arborway
Boston
Mr Horgan questions hostility by labor
To the Editor of the Post Mr Horgan argues that the Boston Central Labor Union did not condemn him for voting against seating Patrick Jennings as a delegate to the Constitutional Convention. He notes the union did not meet on July 22 or since July 15 and accuses certain gentlemen of abusing the union for selfish aims and pressuring public servants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Central Labor Union
Patrick H. Jennings
Jennings
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Wincarnis
Warren S. Witherell Co
John Gilbert, Jr., Co
Ward Lassere, Inc
Edward Lassere, Inc
U. S
West 23Rd Street
New York
Boston Post
Scott
Union Street
Nap. Pond
Uneedas & Zu Zu
Graham and Nabisco
M. O'Keeffe Inc
Bacons
Nana Washington
Essex Streets
Ecru
Ward Ae
White Sea Island
Paradise
Copenhagen
Bargain
CIA
Bar
Nainsook Union
Bergain
Bargain Basement
Caine
Ional
Rravel
N. E
Edwards
Department of the Northeast
Horgan
LABOR
Ee Jewellers
Lai Wee Arrasaweaney Watch
Washington St. Cor
Frank A. Andrews, Inc
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