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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1921
Page
16
Navy Yard workmen will operate Saturday as usual this week. Next week the yard will close Wednesday and not reopen until the following Monday morning around Thanksgiving.
A strike at the Tidewater Oil Company plant in Bayonne New Jersey crippled operations. About 400 to 1000 workers walked out in protest of a roughly 25 percent wage cut. The plant employs around 2200 workers.
An advertisement touts Ironized Yeast as a tonic for thin weak nervous and dyspeptic people. It claims rapid results when combined with organic iron and promotes weight gain energy digestion and clearer skin. Each package provides ten days treatment for $1.00 with kid directions and is sold by druggists.
Charles 8 Baxter will deliver the keynote for his mayoral campaign at Symphony Hall tonight at 8. Preliminaries start at 7 with a 101st Infantry band YC quartet and Llewellyn C Evans organ recital. Seats for women voters reserved at Baxter HQ 25 Tremont St. public seating opens at 7:30. He will address campaign issues and rebut claims of ties to James M Curley.
Mrs. Beaman, 86, of Malden, nurse and widow of an Honolulu engineer, describes McKay courting her and fabricating a marriage to another woman. She recalls visits, a cottage stay in Ipswich, a promised Niagara Falls honeymoon, and a police call after a violent confrontation.
The Massachusetts Federation of Churches approved Attorney General Allen and the Middlesex County and Boston Bar Associations for pursuing malpractice cases and disbarment actions against lawyers. Delegates also urged legislation aligning with the Volstead act and repealing the 2.76 percent beer tax, plus a canvass on motion pictures and prohibition before November. Martin I. Cate of Brookline was elected president.
Prices on the East Buffalo livestock market fell to the lowest since January 28, 1916. Heavy hogs sold as low as seven cents per pound with top prices for pigs at eight to eight and a quarter cents live weight.
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