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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1916
Page
3
More than 350 of 172 workers who struck at Forest Paper Company's pulp mill in Yarmouth Maine voted to return to work. The idle mill was expected to resume full operation tonight.
After more than 25 years of service Harrison's Harko Clothes claim absolute satisfaction and low prices due to low overhead and bulk buying. The ad promises styles for all ages and builds and notes prices from 12.50 to 20.00 in Boston.
Boston City Council rejects urgent £25 000 orders for Engine Company 19 at Norfolk Street Mattapan citing borrowing for maintenance. Council suggests transfers from Parker Hill loan and reserve funds with remodelling kept as reconstruction rather than repair.
Central Construction Company led by Senator James P. Timility won a $173,187 contract to pave 19 city streets after bidding more than $30,000 under his earlier estimate. Mayor Curley plans to approve, though rivals protest one line item as below cost for 800 square yards of brick block paving priced at $2 per yard versus $2.89 to $2.95 from others.
Public Service Commission bans second party unlimited telephone lines after finding two businessmen sharing a single line paid $125 each, while a second line for two users cost $175. The ruling labels the practice unjustly discriminatory and enforces parity.
Miss Rose Panansky of 53 Allen Street West End testifies before Judge Murray in Municipal Civil Court that she loaned $100 to her fiance Abraham Cheren on May 3. Cheren denies the loan as the engagement ended and Panansky seeks the amount plus interest to July 27 totaling $1.40.
More than 300 workers formerly with the M. N. C. Skirt Company met at 694 Washington Street and voted to stay out until the company’s management agrees to honor the terms of prior labor dispute settlements and address alleged union discrimination.
The Boston Evening Record reports 92 205 paid ad agate lines for last month, up 41 percent from September 1915 with most gains in local ads. It argues the paper reaches active readers and their households, driving greater purchasing power and store traffic for advertisers.
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