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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1919

Page

12

New Time In Effect On Sunday At 2 A M

The nation enters the second year of daylight saving with clocks moved ahead one hour at 2 A M Sunday. Set watches before bed Saturday night and wake to clock time the next morning. Forget you changed them and proceed by clock time thereafter.

Preparatory Work Underway for Ocean Flight Base

Harbor Grace near St John s Newfoundland prepares for a Handley Paige trans Atlantic flight project with a 50 0000 dollar scale. A square mile is leased for 12 months as 100 workers begin preparations including housing for airplanes. Machines head from Liverpool April 3 aboard the Sachem arriving about ten days later for a first half of May ocean flight.

ST. John’s N. F Harbor Grace Handley Paige Company Liverpool Furness Sachem

Hub Milkmen Face Charges

Eight prosecutions will be started in the federal district court of Vermont against Boston milk dealers for shipping polluted milk in violation of the pure food law. Bacteria counts reached as high as 3,000,000 per cubic centimeter, far above the 100,000 limit. no individual names were released.

Burlington Federal District Court of Vermont Boston

Boston Nurses Heroism in France Told by Colonel Dowling

Colonel Dowling praised Boston City Hospital nurses led by Emma C. Nichols as angels of mercy who saved lives behind the lines at Chateau Thierry and beyond. He described 2800 beds, 8000 treated cases, mustard gas injuries, and the nurses’ tireless work during six months at a French field hospital.

Dowling France Brest Chateau Thierry Jours-le-Tours Boston New England Germany Allan N. Smith New York Somers Frazer Broad Street East Weymouth Walter Lane School Street Milton Daniel B. Reardon Hancock Street Quincy William R. Ohler N. Y Ivan K. Burker Ashland Kan Daniel N. Natherson China Grove N. C William J. Holm Chicago Roy W. Wade Lynn Long Island City Hoboken Camp Mills

Change in Route of 26th Parade Is Made

The state committee approves a fixed parade route from Beacon and Charles streets through Tremont Boylston Arlington Commonwealth Avenue and other streets. Grandstands will seat relatives of the 26th Division, with most stands reserved for families or veterans. Officials plan Victory street decor, wounded veterans leading, and a monument along the march route. Memorial services and varied committees are organized for coordination.

Edwards Beacon Charles Streets Beacon Street Park Street Tremont Boylston Arlington Commonwealth Avenue Charlesgate Berkeley Massachusetts Avenue Columbus Avenue Park Square New England Army Coolidge State House Peters Tremont Street Shepard, Norwell Company Hale and McYvain Charlesgate West State Committee Louis A. Coolidge Massachusetts Commonwealth Victory Avenue Boston Liberty Loan Committee France Cardinal O'Connell 26Th Division Council Chamber City Hall City Council John A. Donahue Guy W. Currier Maude A. Foley Dorothy Forbes Wallace Goodrich John C.heyer Daniel W. Lane Edward E. Moore L. C. Prior Charles J. Rich Philip S. Sears Edwin D. Smith John C. Welton Edward P. Barry C. R. Edwards James Freeman Clarke James J. Phelan Thomas F. Sullivan E. P. Brown Edward McLoughlin E. E. Staples F. P. Ewing M. Douglas Flattery I. M. Garfield Henry E. Hagan Paul H. Hines John W Beverly Rantoul William H. Binnian E.E. Staples Frank Dc. Hall Walter L. McMenimen P.A. O’connell John C. Kiley C. W. Waldron Albert Hurwitz James D. Henderson Boylston Street War Camp Community Service Boston Common

Carmen Want Pay Increase by Boston Street Carmen's Union

The Boston Street Carmen's Union endorsed a new wage scale proposing 73 cents an hour for an eight hour day. They plan to present it to Boston Elevated Company trustees next week. The current top wage is 48 cents. no strike will be used per War Labor Board terms. If no agreement is reached, the War Board will decide.

Boston Street Carmen's Union Fay Hall Washington and Dover Streets Boston Elevated Company War Labor Board War Board

Also Mentioned on This Page

Boston Hospital S. S. Times John J. Dowling Boston City Hospital Greater Boston Heroes W. A. Lane D. B. Reardon F. H. Cushman Harvard HUB Beri Copenhagen Ane Dowling Angels OF Mercy Col. Logan Pueblo Great Northern Daniel E. Willis Cook E Company 101St Infantry East Canton Street Edward L. Logan Blois Logan Colonel Logan St. Mihiel Old Verdun Cook Willis Wist Executive Henry V. Cunningham Francis J. W. Ford Alexander Whiteside Spencer S. Wood Walter Collins Joseph P. Kennedy James P. Parker Captain Marsh Charles E. Ware Admiral Wood Navy Yard F. P. O'Connor John A. Fenno William C. Maguire Daniel J. McDonald P. A. O'Connell Charles A. Pastene Charles B. Strecker James A. Watson William Drohan State Committee Louis Coolidge Alexander White Walter L. Collins Dévens F. P. O’connor John ¢. Heyer General Edwards FE. P. Brown James Freeman Clark Edward F. McLaughlin PB. Staples Frank C. Hall Walter L. McMinimen P. A. O’connell W. C. Waldron I. McD. Garfield Henry BE. Hagan John W. McAnarney Robert L. McCabe Robert L. O'Brien Charles H. Taylor, Jr James T. Williams, Jr John H. Blanchard James T. Moriarty E. V. B. Parke Henry S. Lyons Saint Gouraud Hopkins & Son Ness Carmen Avon Cloake’Suit House Washington St Cor Avon Over Liggett
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