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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1917

Page

6

Women of Boston Form Committee for Engineer Soldiers

Women of Greater Boston may join a new Boston committee to supply knitted garments to U S Army engineers. The group mirrors Washington’s Women's Committee for Engineer Soldiers and meets at 3712 Beacon Street at 3 p m to organize.

Greater Boston United States Army Engineers Women's Committee For Engineer Soldiers Washington France G. B. Perkins Beacon Street Boston

Regulations to Limit Coal for Industry

Washington reports the fuel administration will soon enforce regulations to restrict coal use by non essential industries. A plan ranks industries by importance and directs producers to supply first plants engaged in war work.

Washington The Fuel Administration

Coal Price Revisions Target Thin Vein Mines and Receivers

Uplifted coal prices are anticipated for mines with unusually thin veins and those under receivers to keep them operating profitably. Individual mines may gain licensing and pricing tied to cost of production plus a profit margin while broader districts see general changes. The National Gas and Electric Association urged Garfield to exempt electric display signs from coal-use restrictions, arguing such ads are essential utilities.

National Gas and Electric Association Garfield

Real Estate Leaders oppose Boston housing department plan

Real estate holders and representatives of the Chamber of Commerce and civic groups spoke at Boston City Hall yesterday under the Women's Municipal League to oppose creating a new municipal housing department. They urged against taking definite action on the proposed board.

Boston City Hall Women’s Municipal League Chamber of Commerce Housing Department

Municipal housing department urged by Women’s Municipal League

Mrs. Albert N. Wood spoke for the Women’s Municipal League urging a municipal housing department with powers to approve tenement plans and regulate living conditions. The new department would cost about 175000 and would consolidate duties now split between the Board of Health and the city building department. The league supports legislative action after investigations but faced a tepid response from real estate men and others.

Albert N. Wood Women's Municipal League Board of Health City Building Department League

Funeral plans for Rev James Lee held at Immaculate Conception

Funeral services for the Rev James Lee will be held at 10 o clock tomorrow morning at the Church of the Immaculate Conception in Revere where Father Lee served as pastor for nearly 30 years Cardinal OConnell will preside at the pontifical throne in a final tribute to the long time church leader

James Lee Church of the Immaculate Conception Revere Father Lee Cardinal O'Connell

Ten Years for Draft Slackers in Oklahoma Counties

In Ardmore Oklahoma on November 1 Judge Ralph F Campbell sentenced 29 draft registers who pleaded guilty. Ring leaders H H Munson H C Spence and J L Benefield received ten years each in Leavenworth Federal Prison for anti draft disturbances in Seminole Pontotoc and Hughes counties. The others received six months to six years.

Ardmore Ralph FE. Campbell H. H. Munson H. C. Spence J.L. Benefield Seminole Pontotoc Hughes Leavenworth

Solemn High Mass of Requiem to Honor Departed Clergy

Priests from across the archdiocese attend a solemn high mass with Monsignor Edward Hurley Lexington as celebrant and several priests serving as deacon subdeacon and acolytes. The body will be moved from the parochial residence at 5 pm to the church for public display before funeral hour, with parish organizations serving as guards of honor.

Edward Hurley Lexington Nathaniel Merritt Winchester M. J. Flaherty Stephen Chamberlaine Cornelius O’brien Edward J. Walsh

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