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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1919

Page

13

Wartime organization names officers and anticipated 6000 members

The temporary organization plans to enroll over 6000 men who served in the war. Officers include Thomas Gartland as chairman, Francis R. Mullin as vice-chairman, John J. Sullivan as financial secretary, Michael J. Lyons as recording secretary, Richard White as treasurer, and Edward L. Borden as sergeant-at-arms.

Ard Thomas Gartland Francis R. Mullin John J. Sullivan Michael J. Lyons Richard White Edward L. Borden

Treble Up Call Inspires Subscribers to Increase Support

A vigorous call urges readers to subscribe immediately and rally others. It repeats Treble Up a campaign slogan and encourages doubling or tripling support to boost momentum. The piece emphasizes widespread participation and urgency in boosting numbers.

Aviator Misses Pyrenees Peaks in French Coast Landing

Major Darley of the British army started from Margate to fly to Madrid and landed near the Biarritz lighthouse on the French coast. Low clouds prevented him from seeing the Pyrenees peaks, and the flight will continue when weather clears.

Bayonne France Darley Margate England Madrid Biarritz Pyrenees

National Biscuit Co allocates Victory Loan subscriptions

Local branch receives notice from New York offices that the company’s Victory Loan subscription will be allocated nationally among communities with manufacturing or distributing plants. Sales Agent L. W. Hudgins has taken $25 000 worth of bonds through the local committee.

National Biscuit Company New York Victory Loan L. W. Hudgins

State Ownership Bids Defeated in House Vote

The House yesterday defeated two public ownership bills on street railway issues. One bill sought general state authority to buy and operate street railways, the other would allow Lynn to buy and operate Bay State Street Railway portions inside its city limits.

House of Representatives City of Lynn Bay State Street Railway Company

Lawmakers Battle Over Wage Bill And agency Power

The joint judiciary committee attacked Parker bill creating a secret investigative force. Legal affairs opposed three private employment offices bills. Ways and Means backed memorial site fund bill and absentee voting bill. Referring lieutenant governor salary rise to next General Court was approved after a 94 to 77 roll call. Boston representative Niland urged a 50 cent minimum wage for scrub women.

Joint Judiciary Committee Herbert Parker Committee On Legal Affairs Committee On Ways and Means General Court House Public Service Commission Authority Niland Boston Committee On Ways and Means Young

Are Guests of Railroad Men Honor Regimental Day

Members of A and B Companies of the 1dth Engineers celebrated with Boston and Maine railroad employees at Hotel Somerset. More than 325 regiment members attended with 1000 railroad workers and guests. banquet, speeches, and a Distinguished Service Cross awarded to Thomas A. Arbuckle. D Company held a separate event at the American House. The regiment will march to Riverside for an all day outing followed by a banquet and dance.

France Boston & Maine Railroad Hotel Somerset Recreation Field Riverside The Somerset Thomas A. Arbuckle South Station

Sliding scale on exchange commissions adopted in New York

Readjustment of stock exchange commissions to offset higher operating costs passed by overwhelming vote in New York. Non members face 7.50 per hundred shares under 10 dollars, 15 for 10 to 125, 20 for 125+. Members pay 1.25, 2.50, 8 per 10, 125, and above respectively with name disclosed. Bond rates set at 0.15 percent or 2.50 for members with name. Withheld name options reduce charges.

New York the Stock Exchange

Treble Up! Rally Caps Team in Big Win

A spirited call NEAR by fans and players as the squad surged ahead in a high energy game. Star performers led the charge with key plays and the crowd roared for a decisive momentum swing delivering a tough victory.

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