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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1917
Page
9
Washington May 1 report the Senate passed a bill authorizing a government appropriation of 10 million dollars to buy nitrates for fertilizing purposes and to distribute them at cost to Atlantic seaboard farmers, aiming to boost food crop production.
The proposal targets nitrates mainly in the South Atlantic States. It authorizes transport of Chilean nitrates on government vessels and their sale by federal authorities to farmers.
A timely Sunday Post feature celebrates the graduating girl with stylish guidance and graceful dress codes. It offers period-appropriate fashion tips, accessory ideas, and color choices to mark commencement with elegance.
George E. Tripp a Salem wool sorter testified through a deaf and mute channel before Judge George of Suffolk County Probate Court that he cooked some meals with his wife Ella T. Tripp assisting. Ella sought separate support claiming he left home for Miss Russell of Lowell and was entangled with her.
After a long hearing with witnesses using an interpreter Judge George ruled Mrs Tripp living apart for justifiable cause and entitled to five dollars a week plus ten dollars in counsel fees. Mr Tripp testified via signs that he earns about eighteen dollars weekly in Lawrence and visited Miss Russell. he denied any improper relation.
Between 30 and 40 yardmen quit work at a major South End yard following strike orders from Local 369 unions. Leaders plan to target one firm at a time to push demands, hoping a settlement there will spur a general settlement. A conference between management and union committee is expected today.
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