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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1922
Page
2
The Will Seox Conference discussed overtime pay for milk wagon drivers. Business agents F Driscoll and Mr Mona planned to arrange a meeting with a large milk company to address the issue.
The article reports a donation to striking railroad shop mechanics and an additional $25 to textile workers raising their total to $225. It also notes the present national debt at approximately $25,000,000,000.
Vice-President Calvin Coolidge arrived for the Lowell dedication of the Memorial Auditorium with several thousand in attendance. Governor Cox and Gen. Clarence R. Edwards also spoke as the new 4000-seat hall opened to mark patriotism, liberty, and national defense amid postwar peace goals.
Ellis Parker Butler, author of Pigs Is Pigs, comments on marriage in The Tenth Mrs. Tulkington, to appear in the Boston Sunday Post Magazine. The item notes radio telephone service is used on trains in France and Germany, including seating and receiving.
The Winchester school committee announced that pupils from Harvard and Irving Streets will attend Chapin School due to space limits at Washington. Some parents, incensed by alleged racial prejudice, vow to seek legal action and keep their children from Chapin, while the committee defends the move as necessary for school organization and equity.
New York report says Paul Carewe, 14 months, son of a widowed nurse and winner of the Governor's Cup at the Asbury Park baby parade, will probably be adopted by Arthur Hudson Marks, rubber industry developer, and Mrs Marks, who formerly...
The mother Lydia Talbot and her former husband Mr Marks consider adoption after a Governor's Cup win. The mother, unable to care for the child, placed him with the Marks family who are praised by friends and plan a future, including Harvard education and tennis success for the infant.
The third annual convention of the Massachusetts Co operative Bank League opened in Fitchburg with a delegate reception at the Hotel Raymond. Echo sounding devices to warn ships of reefs are being tested by the United States Navy.
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