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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1920
Page
13
Girl Loyal to Ireland
Elizabeth Leahy a New York stenographer refused the naturalization oath to become an American citizen because it would require her to acknowledge George V as King of Ireland. She said she preferred to remain a citizen of the Irish republic rather than renounce allegiance to the king of Great Britain and Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Elizabeth Leahy
George V
Ireland
Irish Republic
Great Britain
Great Britain and Ireland
British Trade Commission Members Laud Boston Reception
Washington May 13. The British Trade Commission to the United States arriving from Boston praise the Boston farewell luncheon at Copley Plaza hotel. Chairman F W Cook endorses Felix Vorenberg speech stressing interdependence of nations and the value of cordial Anglo American trade relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
British Trade Commission
United States
Boston
Copley Plaza
F. W. Cook
Felix Vorenberg
Vorenberg
Boston Retail Board of Trade
America
Great Britain
Barbers' Shorter Hours Refused by Union Employers
Barbers' Union 182 failed to win shorter weekly hours sought as the union and employers could not agree. After several conferences, the Shop Card Employers announced the demand could not be granted. The report came from a meeting last night at 995 Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbers’ Union 182
Washington Street
Senate Honors Armenia and Calls for Black Sea Protection
The Senate adopted a resolution extending congratulations to the people of Armenia on recognizing the republic and asked President Wilson to dispatch a warship to Gatun on the Black Sea for the protection of American life and property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Armenia
Senate of the United States
Republic of Armenia
Wilson
Gatun
Black Sea
Senate
Burglaries Hit Hull and Nan Tasket Cottages
Hull and Boston police begin a rigid investigation into over 100 burglaries in summer cottages at Hull and Nan Tasket since last fall. Homes including Patrolman William I Marshall's are affected. Looters seek liquor. many houses show extensive damage and destroyed furniture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hull
Boston
Nantasket
William I, Marshall
Golden Rooster to Close This Saturday
The Golden Rooster, renowned tea drinkers and cream cake venue, will shut its doors next Saturday night. Propr creators cite excessive police activity and external complaints about Bohemian atmosphere. Police raids have occurred since the current management began, the latest sealing the fate of Toston's only real Bohemia.
Judge Murley Discusses Irish Question at Civic League
Judge Joseph J. Murley of East Boston told the Margaret Brent Civic League at Hotel Westminster that Irish freedom has persisted through 700 years of thraldom. He linked the Easter Rising spark to renewed Celtic hope and ongoing efforts for Ireland’s freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erin
Joseph J. Murley
East Boston
Margaret Brent
Post Office Clerks Thank the Post
At the regular monthly meeting held at the Quincy House on May 11, William Ef. Reardon secretary of the National Federation of Post Office Clerks expressed the group’s gratitude for the Post editorial’s sympathetic words. The message hopes to merit public approval through conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy House
William EF. Reardon
National Federation of Postificce Clerks
American Federation of Labor
Fire disrupts Amalgamated Clothing Workers convention in Ashburton area
A fire discovered in an ante room off John Sharp Hall near Ashburton place and Bowdoin street interrupted a session of the Amalgamated Clothing Workers convention yesterday. Delegates escaped unharmed as Chief Secretary Schlossberg urged calm while Max Feldman fought the blaze before firemen contained it. damage is estimated at 300 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sharp Hall
Ashburton Place
Bowdoin Street
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
Schlossberg
Max Feldman
Commonwealth Hotel
Ford Hall
Feldman
Secretary Schlossberg
William C. Lyng
Thde
Boston Baptist Association
Landlord Cuts Rent Increase After Tenant Complaint
The Boston rent and housing committee reached an amicable agreement with eight tenants at a Fernboro Street eight unit house owned in part by Isador Grossman. The hearing revealed the property earns 15 percent equity and that rents had increased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Rent and Housing Committee
Isador Grossman
Fernboro Street
Controversy Over Boost Across Parties Stirs Debate
The argument centers on a 90 percent boost since 1917 with both sides in agreement about the measure, reflecting a rare cross party consensus amid longstanding dispute.
Plan Drives Growth Without Expanding Floor Space
The founder's plan, pursued for years, aimed to maximize sales while keeping selling expenses down by not increasing store space. Courage was needed to stay the course as competitors expanded nearby. The business could grow bigger but credits its success to its current smaller footprint and growth driven by efficiency.
Store Maximizes Usable Floor Space for Low Prices
The house operates at high productivity per square foot, claiming to run more business per floor space than similar houses in the country. Lower operating expenses are passed on as reduced prices, with customers preferring affordability over a larger store.
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