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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1920
Page
5
Boston May Have New Passenger Line
Boston may see a new passenger service announced later and operated under the Lloyd Royal Belge. Four vessels are under construction and will be placed in operation. the line is not expected to touch American ports but may establish routes between U S ports and Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Lloyd Royal Belge
Europe
One-Man Cars Costing 35 From Jobs in Lawrence
Lawrence September 12. Local 261 of the Eastern Massachusetts Street Railway employees says the one man car innovation has already thrown 35 workers out of work and may reach 50. They will hold a special session at Bugbee Hall Wednesday evening to discuss the problem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Eastern Massachusetts Street Railway
Bugbee Hall
Lynn Man Killed in Auto Crash on Paradise Road
Everett Stone 40 of 5690 Chestnut Lynn was killed instantly when the car he rode in toppled after hitting a second auto on Paradise road Swampscott. George Henderson of 12 Elver Lynn was severely injured. both men were thrown beneath the overturned vehicle and pinned. Edward Rhoades of 112 Walnut Lynn escaped injury as his car stood beneath an arc light. Stone suffered a fractured skull. Henderson remained in Lynn Hospital with shoulder and side injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Stone
Chestnut Street
Lynn
George Henderson
Elvir Street
Paradise Road
Swampscott
Idlewood Lake
Edward Rhoades
Walnut Street
Rhoades
Stone
Henderson
Lynn Hospital
Father John's Medicine Keeps Up Energy Advt
Ad promotes Father John's Medicine as a pure food product that boosts energy and asserts no drugs are used. The message emphasizes wholesome ingredients and vitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father John
Feel Dockmen Will Return Feel Dockmen Will Return Officers
Local International Longshoremen's Association unions predicted a return to work after protests over Ireland. Meetings of three locals showed one vote to return. the other two indicated sentiment favored resuming work. Presidents argued the walkout was illegal and not a true strike, so no formal votes were held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the International
Longshoremen’s Association
England
Ireland
Wool Handlers Strike Halts Local Wool Work
Clerks take over wool handling as strikers walk out at local warehouses. Employers plan to use office and sales staff and sample boys to fill gaps. Union officers report unorganized workers sorting wool in Roxbury. Most wool is rail shipped to Commonwealth pier, then unloaded and stored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells Memorial Building
Roxbury
Commonwealth Pier
Postal Clerks Score Reclassification Act
A report notes a post office personnel reclassification plan amid intense criticism from labor unions and officials. It outlines proposed changes to job grades and duties, highlighting disputed scoring criteria and potential impact on wages and assignments.
Post Office Clerks Condemn Reclassification Act in Boston Meeting
Boston post office clerks at 724 Washington Street yesterday approved resolutions condemning the so called reclassification act of the Postal Wage Commission. They call for corrections and adjustments to many clauses and will send copies to Massachusetts Congressmen and Senators in hopes of concerted action in Washington for further aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postal Wage Commission
Post Office Clerks of
Boston
Washington Street
Massachusetts
Washington
Post Office
Labor Notes on Wage Standardization and Union Affiliations
At a Hayward meeting the Eas Park Employees Union ratified a national convention resolution to standardize wages for city, town and State laborers at 5 dollars per day. In Wells Memorial building the Building Material Teamsters Union endorsed Lt Governor Cox for Governor. A committee was formed to pursue affiliation with the United Building Trades Council of Greater Boston with John Fay as president and Arthur Reynolds as vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eas Park Empioyees Union
Hayward
Hayward Place
Union
Revere
Building Material Teamsters’ Union
Wells Memorial Building
Channing H. Cox
Exide Batteries Power New York Crisis Lighting
A mid afternoon city blackout prompts rapid lighting by central power station batteries and massive Exide storage units. Large 80 million candle power banks back up Manhattan while smaller Exide cells power motorcycles and vehicles. Exide, oldest and largest storage battery maker, provides the technology and resources behind these systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan Island
Greater
New York
Central Station
America
Special map of thief inside row wor for the purpos
J Garrity and Treasure P Harpe introduce a special map of thief inside row wor for the purpos organization. A meeting will be held tomorrow night at 124 ail street. City Councillor James T Morin and several other prominent speakers have been invited to address the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Garrity
Treasure
P. Harpe
Purpos Organization
Ail Street
James T. Morin
Auto Goes Through Fence and Into River
Arthur H. Brown of 92 Clark street Everett drove through the river side fence on Mystic avenue Medford and plunged into the Mystic River yesterday morning. Brown and two passengers landed in the water and were arrested for drunkenness while the driver faces a driving under the influence charge in Malden court. The two Everett passengers, Roland J. Lane and Fred W. Burnham Jr., also face drunkenness charges. A third passenger fled before police arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur H. Brown
Clark Street
Everett
Mystic Avenue
Medford
Mystic River
Malden
Brown
Roland J. Lane
Prescott Street
Fred W. Burnham, Jr
Thurman Street
Essex Grand Jury Takes In Ponzi Case
Lawrence September 12 The Essex county grand jury will begin probing the local Office of Charles Ponzi's Securities Exchange Company on Tuesday City Marshal T J O Brien said summonses have been served on 20 persons to testify before the grand jury
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Charles
Ponzi
Securities E Exchange Company
Essex County Grand Jury
T. J. O’brien
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Lynn Man
Thomas DE la Rue & Co. Led
West 42Nd Street
LABOR
the Lights of
Exide
THE
Electric Storage Battery CO
Philadelphia
Beacon Street
Ry Nata
Essex Grand Jury
Abi Oi
Schebler
DODGE
W. J. Connell Company
Massachusetts Ave
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