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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1914
Page
20
Representative Doyle of East Boston presented a resolution in the House protesting tolls on American shipping through the Panama Canal. The measure condemns repeal of laws exempting U S coastwise vessels from canal tolls. The order was postponed to today on Webster of Boxford's motion.
The Superbas boast an unmatched catching corps led by manager Robinson who has five backstops to choose from making them strongest in the league at this position in baseball.
A Sunday evening lecture at Boston College Hall by former Congressman Joseph F. O Connell discusses The Irish in the American Revolution. Proceeds go to the Boston College Scholarship Fund. a musical program accompanies the talk.
A brief note highlights Sewell Ford’s satirical take on New York in the next Sunday Post Magazine. It mentions another Shorty story titled A Little While With Al vin described as a scream.
The trial of Captain Claire P. Chainey former acting chief of the Revere police opened before 800 people in Town Hall. He faces charges including delaying evidence and failing to prosecute the Lynnway Club at the Point of Pines for illegal liquor and gaming.
Evidence shows the Lynnway Club raid occurred July 16 without Captain Chainey’s knowledge and a conviction for illegal liquor selling followed. Jefferson H. Parker of the Watch and Ward Society gave key testimony describing a December 24 trip to Revere with a war-…
Food quotations advertise Cobb's Creamery Butter at 28 cents a pound Pure Lard 12 1 2 cents per pound Best Laundry Starch three pounds ten cents Sweet Navel Oranges 12 1 2 cents per dozen Located at Cobb's Big Grocery House Hanover Street corner Union Street Encourages customers to stock up.
A rumor claims Governor Walsh plans to remove the Board of Civil Service Commissioners along with the Board of Labor and Industries, gaining headway at the State House yesterday.
The Governor directed Labor Commissioner Turner to take charge of the Board of Labor and Industries until a new board is appointed. He discussed merging the labor boards with the Industrial Accident Board and planned further talks with board members.
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