Wage Adjustments for Workers Detailed in Meeting
The plan would pay mechanics cents per hour while other workers receive a flat five cent per hour increase, outlining differing compensation methods within the adjustment.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1919
Page
2
Airplane taxi service planned between Newark and beaches
Papers of incorporation for a airplane transportation firm to operate an air taxi service between Newark, New Jersey, and ocean beaches were filed today. One incorporator named is Ervin Ballough, former ...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
Ocean Beaches
Ervin Ballough
Truth About Bolshevism by Princess Radziwill in Boston Sunday Post
Princess Radziwill offers another of her unusually interesting articles on Bolshevism for the forthcoming Boston Sunday Post. The piece presents her opinions and analysis, aiming to shed light on the political movement and its global implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radziwill
Boston Sunday Post
Boston Patrolmen Head to Fort Standish for Gun School
Twenty five Boston police patrolmen depart at 9 o clock from Constitution Wharf aboard the police boat Guardian to Fort Standish for training at the army machine gun school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Fort Standish
Army
Guardian
Constitution Wharf
Conference on Child Welfare Tomorrow
A New England conference on child welfare opens tomorrow at 2:30 PM in the State House auditorium and runs through Friday. Governors and committees from New England colleges attend with public and private groups from the U S, Europe, and the Orient. Governor Coolidge gives the welcome. Miss Julia C Lathrop opens with the federal Children's Bureau address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
State House
Europe
The
Orient
Coolidge
Julia C. Lathrop
Federal Children’s Bureau
Payson Smith
R. C. Davison
Mile. L. E. Carter
Girls’ School
Brussels
Sir Cyril Jackson
London Board of Education
Richard M. Smith
Massachusetts General Hospital
Rene Sand
University of Brussels
Arthur Newsholme
Attwill Urges Strip Authority From Boston College of Physicians
Attorney General Henry C Attwill pressed a 1919 education bill to remove the power to grant medical degrees from the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Boston citing investigations by Suffolk district attorney the state police and the Board of Registration in Medicine into the college’s advertised education. Dr Walter P Bowers endorsed the measure while Harry Bergson defended the college. The street railways committee opposed the 50 50 bill on excess costs for riders and communities. Dr Walter Fernald urged mandatory school child mental health screening with 2 to 8 percent of pupils deemed deficient. The Ways and Means panel heard no opposition to a $7500 grant for a colors hall of flags display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry C. Attwill
Legislative Committee On Education
College of Physicians and Surgeons of Boston
Suffolk County
State Board of Registration In Medicine
Walter P. Bowers
Board of Registration In Medicine
Harry Bergson
Committee On Street Railways
W. Bentley Warren
Walter B. Fernald
Special Commission
Committee On Judiciary
Flouse Committee On Ways and
Hall of Flags
Massachusetts
Phone Girls To Aid Drive In Boston
Boston telephone operators number 1000 will devote one day to the Salvation Army drive next Monday. Through May June of the Telephone Operators Union they volunteered to collect citywide funds for the home service fund, sacrificing pay. The effort aims to raise 3,000,009 in New England with 900,000 for Greater Boston and 400,000 within the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Salvation Army
New England
Greater
Telephone Operators’ Union of
Army
Salvation Army Home Service Fund
Ours
June
Miss June
National Shawmut Bank
James A. Flaherty
The
Knights of Columbus
K. C
Prize Wolfhound and Chum Stray from Home
Mrs Andrew Adie of Heath street Brookline reports her Russian wolfhound Vladimir and a wire haired fox terrier went missing Monday. Vladimir is a prize winner with many blue ribbons. both dogs bear her name on their collars. A generous reward is offered for their return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Adie
Heath Street
Brookline
Vladimir
Adie
Women City Club Elects Officers For Term Third Time
Mrs George W Coleman was unanimously chosen president for the third consecutive term at the annual meeting at the clubhouse. Elected to officers were Mrs Roland G Hopkins first vice president Mrs Odlin Roberts second vice president Mrs David A Howie secretary and Miss Bernice M Cannon treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Coleman
Women's City Club
Roland G. Hopkins
Odlin Roberts
David A. Howie
Bernice M. Cannon
Three Charlestown Firemen Overcome at Wharf Blaze
Three firemen from Engine 36 Charlestown were overcome while battling a fire in Building No. 8 at the Terminal wharf and railroad warehouse on Terminale street in Charlestown. Identified are Richard Fleming John McDermott and Webster Coperthorne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terminal Wharf
Terminale Street
Charlestown
Richard Fleming
John McDermott
Webster Coperthorne
General Edwards Visits Base Hospital No 10 Inspecting Food
Major General Edwards and Colonel Ed win Langdon toured Base Hospital No 10 Parker Hill after complaints from discharged soldiers about meals. The inspection occurred yesterday afternoon and included visits to several members of the Yankee Division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Base Hospital No. 10
Parker Hill
Edwards
Edwin Langdon
Found dead in bed in tenement with gas leak
John E. Stiles aged 79 was found dead in bed yesterday by landlady Theresa McCarthy of 106 West Springfield Street. Gas escaped from an open wall burner bracket, investigators said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Stiles
Theresa McCarthy
Springfield Street
Olive Tablets ad promises pink skin and clear bowels
A vintage advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a vegetable remedy to improve liver and bowel function. It claims yellow skin and “con stipation” can improve with a pink glow and buoyant feeling, noting millions of boxes sold at 10c and 25c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards
Dhood
Cocoanut Oil Makes A Splendid Shampoo
Health tips advise using plain malsified cocoanut oil as a gentle shampoo to avoid alkali in soaps and shampoos. Moisten hair, rub in one or two teaspoons for rich lather, rinse easily, and cleanse dust dirt dandruff and oil. The oil leaves hair fine silky bright and easy to manage and lasts months even for a whole family.
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Sunnycorn
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Conference On Child Welfare
Takayuki Namaya
New England Child Welfare Conference
Japanese Department of the Interior
Harris & Eiwing
Harris & Ewing
eGo
Averats
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Women’s City Club
Union Hat CO
Hanover Street
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Stoores Ja
John T.connorco
Food Administration
Bob Whit
Bob White
Bob
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