Work Board Nears End in Massachusetts Relief Effort
The Massachusetts committee to promote work, appointed by Governor Walsh, plans to end its work this week. It has provided winter employment for about 160 men in paper gathering and baling at the old Children’s Hospital buildings on Huntington Avenue. The effort may become a permanent industry if summer funding is found, with some members pursuing transition to a philanthropic industrial organization.
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Massachusetts Committee
Walsh
Children’s Hospital
Huntington Avenue
Roosevelt Letters Trace Vice Presidency Doubts and Albany Links
A Senate hearing reads Roosevelt letters from 1900 onward where he calls the vice presidency useless for action, prefers another term as Governor, and cites wants for substantial achievement in politics or letters. Delegates discuss Platt Grady and other New York political figures, with references to Hughes and Tammany influences.
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United States
Ivins
Mr. Barnes
Herbert Parsons
Barnes
Governor Hughes
Hughes
White House
William L. Barnum
Syracuse
Barnum
Senator Platt
New York
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Grady
Mr. Barnum
Glen Shannon
Etter
New Censorship Bill Planned Amid Senate Hearing
Senate Ways and Means will consider a bill to transfer supervision of movies from local authorities to the State Board of Labor and Industries. Critics argue it amounts to censorship. supporters defend free expression and oppose broad racial or religious prejudice.
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Senate Committee On Ways and Means
State Board of Labor and Industries
Charles Fleischer
Chauncey J. Hawkins
M. Sumner Coggan
Eugene Walter
Sullivan
Fleischer
Thomas B. Gregory
New York
Kennard
Real Estate Exchange Opposes State Censor Board
Massachusetts Real Estate Exchange and anti censorship committee oppose Carstens bill to replace the National Board of Censorship with a paid three member state board. They urge Governor appointed unpaid trio to judge films on immorality or incitement, arguing current national board already protects public good and costs are lower. George F. Washburn to present resolution before Ways and Means committee.
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National Board of Censorship
Massachusetts
Massachusetts Real Estate Exchange
Co-Operative Committee of Anti-Censorship
Real Estate Exchange
Real Estate Exchange Committee
J. A. Eslow
Alden Washburn
E. O. Ramsdell
James Burke
Boston
Motion Picture Operators’ Union
Organized Labor
Alice Carroll
Committee of
Sullivan
Essow
National Board
The
Commonwealth
New York City
George F. Washburn
Legislative Committee
the Exchange
Carranza publicity agent released after arrest in Vera Cruz
A telegram from El Paso reports Philip E. McCleary, once a Carranza government publicity agent, was released shortly after arrest in Vera Cruz and left the city three days ago.
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EL Paso Tex
Philip E. McCleary
Vera Cruz
McCleary
Carranza
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