Plumbers Elect Bradford President At State Convention
William A Bradford of Quincy was chosen president of the Massachusetts State Association of Master Plumbers at the annual convention held at the American House. The group endorsed a non partisan tariff commission and discussed the Massachusetts lien law. Bradford gave a talk on safety valves and boilers amid new pressure tank laws. National leaders Cassidy and Welch spoke as guests late in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Bradford
Quincy
Massachusetts State Association of Master Plumbers
American House
Association
Massachusetts
Jamess. Cassidy
Cambridge
Richard Welch
Lowell
John B. Feehan
Lynn
Student Soldiers at Boston Latin School Drill
Student soldiers of the Boston Latin School staged a competitive drill in Mechanics Building with eight companies, followed by a prize drill and dress review led by Major F. W. Hall. Prizes went to Co. KF and individual drill winners. promotions followed for officers. An evening parade closed the event. English High School also planned a prize drill this afternoon.
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Boston Latin School
Mechanics’ Building
F. W. Hall
Holton B. Perkins
First Corps
Thomas J. Murphy
Ninth Regiment
Christopher Harrison
Engineer Corps
Christopher Lee
M. Sumner Holbrook
Artillery Corps
John W. Hall
First Cavalry
Henry Pennypacker
George H. Benyon
Nathaniel J. Young
C. A. Randlett
Eighth Infantry
George A. Penney
D. J. Canty
David D. Scannell
H. G. Stuart
Co. K
G. H. de Lue
W. A. Denker
I. Swartz
Stuart
de Lue
Denker
Swartz
R. L. Crowley
F. C. Donahue
W. P. Kelliher
W. N. Flannagan
Ralph Hennison
John Donovan
Thomas E. Crosby
William R. W.twood
Myer Orlov
John A. T. O’donnell
Joseph Kaplan
Walter H. Beringer
Mechanics Building
Plant Juice touted after tests and testimonials
An advertisement touts Plant Juice as a cure tested beyond selective cases with broad success in Boston and elsewhere. It cites A. E. Lowell of Lowell Massachusetts a Civil War veteran and Boston & Maine railroad engineer who reports relief from indigestion headaches and sleep problems after three bottles.
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Boston
A. E. Lowell
Grove Street
Lowell
Mass
Boston & Maine R. R
30Th Maine Infantry
Houghton & Dutton Co
Textile wage boosts promise industry top salaries
Wage advances announced for 300 New England mills would lift annual payroll by about 20 million to near 125 million and raise pay across woolen, cotton, worsted, and yarn plants. The American Woolen Company and Arlington Mills led a 10 percent raise in Lawrence with broader regional follow‑through anticipated.
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New England
American Woolen Company
Arlington Mills
Lawrence
Lawrence Manu
Facturers
New Bedford
Fall River
Lowell
Manchester
N. H
Rhode Island
Lawrence Mills
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
William M. Wood
Washington
Ayer
Assabet
Maynard
F. H. Carpenter
American Woolen
William Whitman
Monomac Spinning Company
Methuen
Two Legislators at Boston & Maine Dinner
The Boston and Maines Minority Stockholders Protection Association dinner at Young's Hotel drew few attendees from the Massachusetts Senate. Reporters saw only two lawmakers leave the event, Representatives Giblin of East Boston and Frost of Somerville. Frost headed the House effort to repeal the reorganization measure, with Giblin supporting him.
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Boston & Maines
Committee to Decide Friday on Massachusetts Death Penalty
The judiciary committee will vote Friday on Governor McCall’s message to repeal the death penalty in Massachusetts. Supporters led by Mrs. James J. Storrow argued capital punishment degrades public morals and is not a deterrent. Opponents cited that murderers are released faster than jailed, with Rep. Greenwood highlighting pardons exceeding convictions.
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Legislative Committee On Judiciary
McCall
Massachusetts
James J. Storrow
Florence Spooner
Herbert L. Baker
Caroline Hanks Hitchcock
W. P. Thore
BE. Gerry Brown
Whitfield Tuck
William L. Haskell
Fred P. Greenwood
Payson W. Lyman
Eben N. Bury- Stead
Massachusetts Civic Alliance
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Tariff Board
Head of State Association
Schatiner
J. Preston Perrin
James H W. Troy
Salem
Robert Robertson
Beverly
P. D
Salisbury
Newburyport
James I. Carens
Cushing
Salisbury Beach
Department
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Continental Clothing House
Washington St
Cor. Boylston St
Maine
Grove St
Giblin and
Frost
Sheinwald’s
Summer St
Russia
Joseph Herman
Sheinwald's
W.L. Douglas
Sheinwald
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