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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1919

Page

5

Clinton High School Triumph Over Framingham Tigers 8 to 7

Clinton High School defeated Framingham Tigers 8 to 7 in a ninth inning rally led by Plunkett, Kramer and Whitman. Whitman and OMalley were the batteries as Clinton rallied to win in a four-year-closed meeting context.

Clinton High School Framingham Tigs School Plunkett Kramer Whitman Clinton i Framingham O'Malley Morrissey Davis

Punchard High Defeated Wakefield In May Game

Punchard High of Andover lost to Wakefield High by nine to six. The Wakefield scoring sequence and player names include Muise and Cummings, with Hilland Hamblen for Punchard and a cited 9 to 6 final. The tabulated runs show Wakefield leading early and Punchard rallying in the late innings.

Andover Punchard High Wakefield Punchard Punchard, Hilland Hamblen Muise Cummings

Grocers Seek 6 PM Closing Law and Sunday Sale Crackdown

Massachusetts Retail Grocers and Provision Dealers' Association met in Weavers Trail to urge higher prices amid shortages and demand while pressing for a draft bill limiting hours to 6 PM and curbing Sunday sales. They backed President Spinney for national leader and protested rising telephone rates with a telegram to Postmaster General Burleson.

Europe Massachusetts Retail Grocers and Provision Dealers’ Association Weavers Trail Edward F. Harrington New Bedford Lowell Lawrence Brockton Haverhill H. A. Spinney Dorchester National Grocers’ Association Spinney Salt Lake City Massachusetts Association Burleson Mansfield

Hopkinton Officials Found Guilty in Assault Case

In Hopkinton May q The superintendent of schools W B Lyman and board member Edward Condon were found guilty of assaulting an officer of the law. Sentencing by Trial Judge Dr J Riley set for May 2. The town hall scene showed a heated dispute over whether Lyman should have forcibly entered a board meeting after prior orders to stay away.

Hopkinton May W. B. Lyman Edward Condon J. Riley Lyman T. J. Dilcott Condon Elliott

High costs to remain through the year

In Fall River on May 7 grocers in a Massachusetts convention warn that the high cost of living will persist for at least a year with no food price reductions. They expect prices to rise above even wartime levels across nearly all commodities.

Fall River Massachusets

Hoffmire Promoted to Northeastern Y M C A Executive Secretary

Arthur E. Hoffmire, long-time Devens camp general secretary, is named executive secretary of the Northeastern Department of the National War Work Y M C A succeeding Edward W. Hearne. He begins duties Monday and will base his office at 167 Tremont Street. Hoffmire has 15 years of Y M C A service. The position places him as head of the regional Y M C A operations in the era of war work.

Arthur E. Hoffmire Devens Department of the National War Work Edward W. Hearne Hoffmire Tremont Street The

Governor Coolidge Names New England Officials to Commissions

Governor Coolidge sent to the executive council the nomination of Abbot P. Smith of New Bedford as chair of the Commission on Foreign and Domestic Commerce and Abraham C. Ratshesky of Boston as a member, replacing George N. Jeppson who cannot serve.

Governor Coolidge Executive Council Abbot P. Smith New Bedford Commission On Foreign and Domestic Commerce U.S John W. Weeks Abraham C. Ratshesky Boston George N. Jeppson Worcester

Five Cents Is Allowable Travel Pay for Veterans

Congressman George Holden Tinkham announced that under the act of February 29 1919 discharged service members since November 1 1918 are entitled to five cents per mile travel allowance from their discharge point to their original muster. He noted earlier decisions set 3 1/2 cents per mile and urged local veterans who have not received full mileage to mail their discharge papers to him for prompt handling with Washington authorities.

George Holden Tinkham Army Navy Marine Corps Boston Washington

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