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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1921
Page
7
Rose Pisano four, daughter of Joseph Pisano of Feeding Hills, died from scalds after tumbling into a pail of boiling water set near an open window while her stepmother washed the kitchen floor. The mishap occurred as the child looked out at a puppy. The dress description mentions crepe and serge with satin embellishments.
Dr W J Walshe told a South Boston audience that America will aid Erin through moral suasion and diplomacy rather than arms. He urged recognition of America’s duty to Ireland and condemned Belfast ministers and bandit-linked interests for misleading the American public about Ireland’s fight for self government.
Debates at the Massachusetts State House spotlight rumors of graft tied to Elevated and Bay State rail schemes. Lomasney and Hays clash over five cent fares and talk of bank notes and loans tied to banks liquidated by the state. Exposed whispers mention party lines and possible Republican names slated for public disclosure.
An old advertisement urges readers to guard against an epidemic by keeping blood in good condition. It warns of fatigue and poor appetite from weak blood and recommends Gude's Pepto Mangan in liquid or tablet form, noting both forms have equal value and must be genuine.
Former Senator McKnight denied unsecured notes among lawmakers at Fidelity Trust. A Boston bank official, speaking anonymously, said a former senator held a $10,000 note in Fidelity Trust for money used to buy Elevated stock and that other ex-legislators reportedly had notes of similar size for stock market speculation.
Boston and Representative Burke of Roxbury attacked Hays and the Legislature of 1918 while Lomasney argued taxpayers must be protected and blamed not on the Democratic party. Amendments broadening the investigation of the five cent fare were proposed but decisively defeated. Representative Coyne urged continued inquiry as petitioner, and the resolve was passed to be engrossed.
Pittsfield March 14. Announcement of higher output at textile mills was offset by shorter hours at major local factories. General Electric cuts transformer department to four and a half days weekly, while BH. C. and P. plant adopts four days at six hours daily.
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