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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1915

Page

9

No Payday For Federal Help Causes Employee Worry

Treasury officials in Washington move funds from Boston to Assistant Secretary Newton, halting May 15 pay for customs and federal building workers. Laborers, watchmen, elevator operators, and cleaners may face delayed pay until June 7, following an eight day furlough and reduced scrubwoman wages. Dissatisfaction grows over the government’s handling of the payroll cuts and furloughs.

Treasury Department Washington Edmund Billings Newton Custom House Federal Building Boston

Miss Goodfellow Heads Teachers' Club in Boston

Miss Florence A. Godfellow of Edward Everett School was elected president of the Boston Elementary Teachers' Club at Hunting ton Hall yesterday. Officers include Miss Julia E. Sullivan Wendell Phillips School first vice president A Harriett Haley Phillips Brooks School second vice president Miss Abbie G. Abbott Dearborn School recording secretary Miss Mary F. McGoldrick Hugh O'Brien School corresponding secretary and Miss Helen G. Hayden Abraham Lincoln School treasurer.

Florence A. Godfellow Edward Everett Boston Elementary Teachers’ Club Huntington Hall Julia E. Sullivan Wendell Phillips School A. Harriett Haley Phillips Brooks School Abbie G. Abbott Dearborn School Mary F. McGoldrick Hugh O

U S Rejects German Prize Court in Frye Indemnity Case

Washington reports a mutual note with Germany admitting liability for the sinking of the William P Frye by the Prinz Hitel Friedrich but rejecting a prize court review. The United States seeks diplomatic settlement of claimants status and indemnity amount, with negotiations to occur via the German embassy in Washington.

Washington Foreign Office State Department Germany United States William P. Frye Prinz Ejitel Friedrich Prussia London Prinz Hitel Friedrich

Doctor Kingsley Sails for Europe to Study Eyes Ears Nose

Dr. Fred R. Kingsley of 416 Marlboro Street Back Bay sails for Europe to resume medical studies at Berlin and Vienna universities. He plans advanced courses in ophthalmology and otolaryngology and is expected to return in September.

Fred R. Kingsley Marlboro Street Back Bay Europe Berlin Vienna

Flynn Named State Aid and Pensions Commissioner

Governor Walsh appoints Richard H. Flynn of Winthrop as commissioner of state aid and pensions succeeding F A Bicknell who retired. Daniel T. Devell of New Bedford becomes Bristol county Agricultural School trustee. Edsall Lamoureux Gettemy remain on Public Health Council and Bureau of Statistics director Gettemy reappointed.

Richard H. Flynn Winthrop Walsh State Aid and Pensions F. A. Bicknell Daniel T Devell New Bedford Agricultural School Bristol County David L. Edsall Milton Joseph E. Lamoureux Lowell Public Health Council Charles F. Gettemy Boston Bureau of Statistics Flynn

Five Fall River Mills Shut Down

Five of the seven mills of the Fall River Iron Works Company closed this afternoon due to a weavers strike. The shutdown disrupted 4500 to 5000 workers and caused an estimated weekly wage loss around $20,000.

Fall River Fall River Iron Works Company

Record High Prices Set for Whole Wheat Flour in City

Grocers announced a new peak price of ten dollars per barrel for whole wheat flour yesterday. Bread flour rose to nine dollars and seventy five cents per barrel, with no immediate increase expected. A two cent hike on bread flour occurred two weeks prior.

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