Brockton police station gets six riot guns ready for emergencies
In Brockton on May 13 six pump riot guns with buckshot shells were installed at the police station in preparation for any emergency.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1920
Page
10
In Brockton on May 13 six pump riot guns with buckshot shells were installed at the police station in preparation for any emergency.
New Bedford on May 13 saw a voluntary 15 percent wage increase offered to textile operatives after a Cotton Manufacturers Association meeting. If accepted, about 89 000 workers would gain, boosting yearly payroll from 37.6 million to 42.24 million dollars. Since 1916 eight prior advances lifted wages by 168.87 percent. Striking loom fixers number over 10 000, though strikers presented no wage demands. The United Textile Workers, unaffiliated with local strike, aims for a 17 12 percent regional raise.
Thousands of school children Boy Scouts and Catholic Cadets join a 1 30 pm parade through Boston streets to support a 100000 fundraiser for an Italian children’s home. Paul Perotti leads with John Pullo and M Nizaro. divisions marshalled by Vito Camperschio Frank De Bellis and Dr Praino.
Members of the Women's Auxiliary of the Canadian Club of Boston hosted more than 150 guests at a luncheon yesterday. Mayor Peters British Consul General A H Marlow Senator Gibbs Demarest Lloyd and Major Frederick Craven were among those invited. Mrs Charles E Cowan presided and introduced the speakers.
A Booth Tarkington tale titled The Other Things of Life continues the Seventeen series and will be serialized in the next Boston Sunday Post Magazine.
The world produces 13 million tons of cotton annually nine million originate in America and two and a half million in India.
Statistics released at Ellis Island show arrivals tripling departures. Last week 12 674 immigrants landed while 4 310 left, with steerage accommodations for transatlantic ships at capacity amid the influx.
Mayor Joseph L. Whiton announced he will urge the Quincy City Council to appropriate 250 000 to erect a memorial hall honoring soldiers sailors and marines of the war. He plans to borrow outside the indebtedness limit in line with the governor’s recently signed act.
To the Editor, Mr. Thomas W. White asserts before the Senate committee that long service indicates lack of capacity since state training benefits private employers. The letter argues public service should retain capable workers to avoid efficiency losses from turnover.
Boston chapter engineer criticizes state service as a training ground for employees. He argues conditions force skilled men to leave state employment after education and urges authorities to create paths for staying and repaying the Commonwealth through service.
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