Advertising and Editors Lead Boston Ad Men Event
James Schermerhorn of Detroit argues newspapers and advertisers form Titanic forces in modern life at Faneuil Hall reflection of Boston’s early liberty. Bert M. Moses of New York follows with The Ethics of Advertising as the gathering tours the harbor and photographs. Texas hosts push for 1912 convention with signals from hotel parties and delegations arriving in Boston.
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Faneuil Hall
Tribune
Mart
Truth
Boston
Concord
Lexington
Bunker Hill
Bert M. Moses
New York City
State House
Advertising conference programme outline for today
Departmental sessions followed by a 2 pm automobile trip of about 350 cars to north shore points including Marblehead. Evening Georgia melon cutting at Hotel Victoria. The program lists chairmen and venues for various advertising sectors across multiple halls and cities.
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National
Kingsley Hall
Ford
Gilbert Hall
Tremont Temple
T. W. LeQuatte
Des Moines
Social Hall
F. E. Johnston
Dallas Tex
Wesleyan Hall
H. G. Lord
Boston
Twentieth Century Club
Thomas F. Anderson
Ellis’ Hall
Somerset Street
F. W. Tully
Pilgrim Hall
Beacon Street
T. E. Pratt
New York
North Shore
Marblehead
Georgia Melon
Hotel Victoria
Ad Men Guests at Boston Luncheon Highlight International Delegations
The Associated Advertising Clubs of America luncheon in Boston drew diverse contingents led by Texas, Georgia, and Toronto, with banners and voices competing for attention. Omaha presented a golden bell to President Dobbs. he recalled Omaha hospitality and urged continued support as delegates sang Baltimore and The Star-Spangled Banner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Westminster
Lone Star State
Fort Worth
Copley Square
Milwaukee
the Brunswick
A. R. Wellington
Ad Club
Rtoy V. Rice
William Krassault
J. B. Kelley
Boston
Arkili Ike Willis
Corp of Cadets
Temple
Toronto
Baltimore
Iowa
Cincinnati
H. B. Humphrey
Mr. Gale
Omaha
Gale
Dobbs
Omaha Advertising Club
Nebraska
Humphrey
Neil B. Ellis
Lafayette Young
Ps A. Grazier
Ene Amar
St. Paul Convention Banners Draw Attention to Bid
Large banner declares bids for the next convention while at headquarters smaller signs promote St. Paul Gateway Open to the World. Mrs. Samuel Frank accompanies a procession near the display.
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St. Paul—Gateway
Samuel Frank
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Governor Foss
Joe Chapple
Blosser
Atlanta
Napoleon Straw
Boomer
Schermerhorn
Detroit
Aw.gamage
Charles H. Stoddarthicago
Ford Hall
W.F. Emery
Chicago
Windy c
Dick" Waldony
Beau Brummel
Gotham
J. H. Lawyer
ST. Looey
H. Houston
L.B. Palmer
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Houston
James Schermerhorn
The
Detroit Times
Galland
Grimm
Hotel Nouiss
AD Men’s Convention
1912
Isabel Taylor
Oklahoma City
Robert
William Taylor
Sol Block
Kansas City, Me
Brunswick
Block
Kansas City
Miss Bertha Gaskin
Dallas
Lone Star City
Miss Gaskin
Nottingham
Nels Darling
Mr. Darling
Seth Brown
Brown
Standard Advertising
Associated Advertising Clubs of America
Nebraska Ward
Town Criers
Rhode Island
Lenox
St. Paul
All America
Willson’s Shoe Shop
Washington Street
Milk St
All America Shoe Shops
Tremont Street
Summer Street
Fall River Line
Commonwealth and Priscilla Orchestra
South Station
Back Bay
Providence
Providence and
Plymouth
Boston City
Court
Washington Sts
Fort Hill
New York Stock Exchange
Child
Llu
Coca-Cola Company
Atlanta, GA
Coca-Cola
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