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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1913
Page
3
The State Board of Labor and Industries released a bulletin detailing the child labor law provisions. It outlines age-based restrictions on work hours and allowed occupations, educational certificate requirements, and special rules for girls and boys, including school attendance and certificates.
The text teases the final instalment of Herbert Kaufman story Beans to run in the Post Magazine next Sunday, inviting readers to anticipate the concluding chapter.
Applications for school certificates under the new child labor law rush in at the central office 2 Warrenton Street while district offices report few applications. Minors must have birth certificates and details on work and hours. Special clerks will collect applications at factories to save time for workers. Office hours 9 to 1 daily, 12 on Saturdays.
Italian race driver Louis Manghetti known as Mad Louis perishes at the Norfolk Fall festival meet after his car capsizes on a curve. The 22 year old, famed for speed championships in South America, was racing in a pursuit event with only one other entrant. His wife resides in Richmond, Virginia.
Charles W. Phinney of Boston and Dedham wed Amylita Frances Gardner daughter of Maine State Treasurer Joseph W. Simpson in Portsmouth New Hampshire. The ceremony at Christ Episcopal Church featured Attendant Eunice Parker and Best Man Newton Frothingham with Lt Leonard Barrett as usher. Ex Senator Joseph P Lomasney began a term as a schoolhouse commissioner and was approved by Civil Service despite Finance Commission objections. Also notes Navy flag colors count diverse yardage.
Charles Jesse Bullock, economics professor at Harvard, returned to 183 Brattle Street Cambridge to find burglars had entered his home. Only money for stamps and about $4 in silverware were missing. Boston Central Council outlines jail session start date and topics for discussion at the American House on Sept 25.
Harry Ackerson of Weymouth slipped from a wagon on Dorchester Avenue yesterday afternoon. The wheels passed over his legs, fracturing both limbs. He received aid at the scene and was later taken for medical treatment.
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