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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1922
Page
3
Speakers argue a federal law is needed to make a uniform standard across states. They warn that states without such laws place workers at a disadvantage and stress nationwide consistency as key for effectiveness.
A special town meeting at Robbins Memorial Town Hall Arlington Centre will decide between two sites for the Boston Elevated Railway car barn. Voters oppose the East Arlington location near a residential area and the road may sell that land. the preferred site is between Massachusetts Avenue and Summer Street with entry over Mill Street. Venus transit noted as Nov. 16 1639.
Colonel William A. Gaston charged the Republican party with clinging to extreme protection to fund the party, criticizing past tariffs and urging liberal trade with foreign markets. He warned that current tariff plans amount to embargo and would provoke a revolt against the party if enacted.
The dialogue notes a Democratic stance on the joker clause promising an 80 percent reduction and warns the Republican Party faces penalties for tariff excesses as campaign rhetoric intensifies.
Mrs Dora Balfe testifies in District Court that Frank Brown assaulted her and attempted to assault her 14 year old sister during a break in at the Balfe home on Sargent Street. Brown denies the charges and is held on $4000 bail for a hearing November 6.
East Boston marine plants merge the Bertelsen Petersen Engineering Company with Atlantic Works. The consolidation, announced yesterday and effective Wednesday, will add a large floating dry dock alongside the port’s first small dry dock, marking a major physical change for Boston’s maritime facilities.
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