Mayor Peters Attacks Police Opposition to Pension Bill
Mayor Peters calls opposition by the police department against the pension bill unfair to other city employees after the bill was defeated in the legislature.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1921
Page
2
Mayor Peters calls opposition by the police department against the pension bill unfair to other city employees after the bill was defeated in the legislature.
Harold Row, six, son of Mr and Mrs George Row of 148 Pem berton Street Cambridge, had his left leg torn off below the knee yesterday afternoon while riding on the back of a team on Yerxa road. His leg caught between wheel spokes.
Weeks argues the nation must economize under the new administration. He praises the President’s team, notes budget reform, and argues for patient, steady progress while addressing war-era excess profits tax and federal spending.
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