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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1918

Page

16

New Draft Rule Prepares Boston for Major Reorganization

Boston leaders anticipate sweeping changes as the new draft rule takes effect July 1. The regulation targets workers in sports and entertainment venues, hotel and store staff, waiters, bartenders, attendants, and other service positions, prompting anticipated shifts in employment and operations across New England.

War draft powers hit Boston hotels and amusements

The provost marshal general orders all workers registered in the selective draft to choose war work or fight starting July 1. Hotels, theaters, bars, clubs, and amusement venues face labor shortages as executives estimate 14,000 Boston hotel employees with about 15 percent affected. Bar staff may be exempt by age, but ushers, doormen, and other workers must comply, reshaping city life and leisure activities.

Roger Walcott, Jr Adjutant-General’s Office Massachusetts A. K. Cohen Boston City Edward C. Fogg Copley Plaza Boston Hotel Men's Association Mr. Fogg Arthur Race New Ocean House Swampscott New England Hotel Men's Association Bartenders’ Union Paragon Park Brockton Fair Readville Races

Louisiana Refuses to Ratify Federal Prohibition Amendment

Baton Rouge Louisiana votes against ratification as the Senate rejects the federal prohibition amendment after the House approved it earlier. Ten states had already ratified, leaving Louisiana as the first to refuse.

Baton Rouge Louisiana State Senate House

Emerson Motors and others on trial for mail fraud scheme

In New York on May 23 charged with using the mails to defraud investors of 1.5 million dollars, the Emerson Motors Company and three other corporations and ten individuals faced trial in federal court. Prosecutors say the company conducted a nationwide stock promotion while largely neglecting auto manufacturing.

New York Emerson Motors Company

Emerson Motors Fraud Trial Highlights Swindle Claims

The government accuses Emerson company advertisers of falsely claiming a Long Island City plant could build 20 000 cars yearly at 395 dollars each with 69 dollars profit per unit. The district attorney says 20 500 of 1 500 000 Emerson stock proceeds funded an alleged bribe scheme involving President Campbell and brokers Wilson Matches. Theodore A Campbell led the company with Wilson and Matches among the implicated brokers. Witnesses begin identifying defendant signatures in testimony.

Emerson Company Long Island City Federal District Attorney United States Emerson Motors Campbell Wilson Matches Suffolk County Massachusetts Theodore A. Campbell Nicholas Field Wilsom Robert P. Matches Emerson Somo

Two Senate Sessions Ordered Daily to Expedite Prorogation

The Senate voted to hold two sessions daily except Saturday to speed prorogation. A service at cost bill for other street railways besides the Boston Elevated and Bay State passed to a third reading. A new draft fixes Suffolk county medical examiners salaries at 6000 with assistants at 1000 and mileage rates for out of county examinations.

Senate Boston Elevated Bay State Suffolk County Medicanl

Anti Loafing Bill Advances as Legislature Schedules Sessions

The House determined to hold two sessions daily Monday Tuesday and Wednesday and one on Saturday to finish business and enable a May 29 prorogation. A special committee on the Bay State Street Railway Company bill reported favorably with amendments and the anti loafing bill prepared for a third reading.

Bay State

Bartenders Union 77 Defends Jobs and War Stance

Boston bartenders union Local 77 says few members are affected by wartime orders due to age. They pledge to support government actions, report patriotism through bonds and charity, and oppose employing women bartenders while most members are draft-exempt or already unemployed.

Union Local 77 Thomas Gerraughty Boston Red Cross Knights of Columbus

Kenney Brooks marry in Medford in May

Kenneth Kenney of 411 Salem Street Medford in the Navy wed Miss Florence Ada Brooks of 320 Fells Way Medford on May 2 per Rev Edward Mitchell Barney. Also Mrs Mary J Sherburne of Lynn wed to William J Clark of Andover on May 1 by Rev Newman Matthews of West Parish Church Andover.

Kenney—Brooks Frederick Russell Kenney Salem St Medford Florence Ada Brooks Fellsway West William T. Brooks Edward Mitchell Barney Clark Sherburne Mary J. Sherburne Lynn William J. Clark Andover Newman Matthews West Anderson Dorchester William R. Anderson Minnie Anderson Goeppel Dakota St New York Baldwin Brighton Katherine A. Baldwin John H. Baldwin Nonantum St Bensabat Roxbury Bonna Nisim Bensabat Devon St Brown Susier, Brown Northampton St People’s Baptist Tremont Camden Sts Coggill William H Hannah Coggill Huntington Ave Mission Church Conroy South Boston Michael Conroy West Third St SS. Peter and Paul's Church Cullen Helen F George W. Cullen East Fifth St Farrell Sarah Edward and Catherine Farrell Dolan Ward St Ford Allston Mary A. Ford Mitchell Thomas Ford Bayard St St. Anthony’s Church Fall River Brockton Charles Francia Ford Daniel H. Grady Shawmut Ave St. Mary’s Church Endicott St Compay 146Th Regiment Illinois Infantry Herlihhy Cambridge Timothy J Michael Herlihey Doyle Fainwood Circle Kiley Free Home For Quincy St Rose Agnes Kiley Westfield Sanatorium Somerville Mass Lanen Alice C. Myers J. William Lanen Mather St St. Mark’s Church Centre St South Groveland St. Patrick’s Church St. Mary’s Cemetery Lawrence Hall Ave Everett Haverhill LA Voie Peter W Emily la Voie Langley Windsor St Ludwig Chariton Rosena Ludwig

Morgan Detective Agency in Boston Listing

Local detective agency at 120 Boylston Street Boston reports contact numbers Beach 1717 and Biverett 580 with a postal code 20h 22424.

Morgan Detective Agency Boylston St Boston Beach Biverett

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