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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1922

Page

14

Day to Call on the Disabled

Government hospitals nationwide open for public inspection with General Charles H. Cole and staff visiting Parker Hill and West Roxbury hospitals. Special entertainment and cigarette giveaways planned. two bus lines will shuttle visitors between Roxbury and West Roxbury. Red Cross announces ongoing medical social service and recreation programs to explain their work.

Charles H. Cole The American Legion Parker Hill West Roxbury Parker Hill Hospital Roxbury Hospital New England Red Cross

Ministers as Arbiter in Bakers Wage Dispute

Springfield May 11 Ministers as the third and deciding members of wage arbitration boards have risen in favor of local union members due to Rev Fred Winslow Adams pastor of Trinity Methodist Church acting as arbiter. Adams ruled for a 7 1 2 percent cut by bakers which was accepted by both sides though master bakers regret. Adams was chosen after the two sides rejected several others including a judge, and bakers had doubted his fairness but are now pleased.

Springfield Fred Winslow Adams Trinity Methodist Church Adams Arbitration Board

Plan New Trunk Line in Gotham Plan New York

New York plans spend 318 million dollars over five years to expand transit. By 1927 the Transit Commission expects 32 miles of new subway and 84 miles of tracks plus innovations like a moving sidewalk under 42nd Street to aid residents and complicate navigation for visitors.

New York United News Transit Commission 42Nd Street

Manhattan Transit Plan Proposes Long Moving Platform

The transit commission outlines a North South trunk subway to parallel the East West lines and a Broadway subway extension to 155th Street. A two mile moving platform from Grand Central to Times Square aims to halve travel time, with an eight track two level tunnel planned at an estimated cost of 69.5 million dollars. A Brooklyn to Staten Island tunnel would replace ferries and ease winter access.

Manhattan Broadway Central Park 155Th Street Grand Central Station Bright Lights Grand Central Times Square The Transit Commission Brooklyn Staten Island Island Staten Islanders

Springfield Byles May Seat Women In Vestries

Likely move plans to seat women in vestries across several churches, with most congregations anticipated to adopt the practice during annual meetings, reflecting changing roles in church governance.

Springfield

Miss Storey to Wed Theodore Lyman Storer

Miss Katherine Ladd Storey of 52 Fenway will wed Theodore Lyman Storer son of Mr and Mrs John H Storer of Waltham. The ceremony at Trinity Church Boston will be followed by a reception at Moorfield Storey’s home. Storer is Harvard graduate 1918 and now in Boston real estate.

Katherine Ladd Storey Richard C. Storey Fenway Theodore Lyman Storer John H. Storer Waltham Trinity Church Boston Moorfield Storey Miss Storey Vincent Club Chilton Club Storer Harvard

Deputy Sheriff Drowns In Boat Capsize At Hope Lake

Rockland Maine May 11 Deputy Sheriff Charles B Heckbert age about sixty drowned when a fishing boat with Captain Harold J Philbrook capsized on Alfords Lake at Hope Philbrook reached shore with difficulty Heckbert is survived by a widow and three children He had served in the city police and fire departments.

Rockland Charles B. Heckbert Harold J. Philbrook Alford Hope Philbrook Heckbert

Strikers Ordered to Let Dye Works Alone

Providence May 11 The Home Bleach and Dye Works of Pawtucket obtained from the Superior Court a restraining order forbidding Thomas F. McMahon union officers and others from interfering with its business or employer. Hearing on preliminary injunction set for May 2. Eighth textile company to secure such an order.

Providence Works of Pawtucket Superior Court Bere Thomas F. McMahon United Textile Workers of America Aaytone

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