Clambake Draws Big Crowd at Point of Pines Festivities
A large turnout at Point of Pines sees Acting Mayor Collins and Gov Eberhart ride to Rowe's wharf for the New England clambake. Delegations from Atlanta and Texas entertain with songs and dancing before fireworks light the night sky and the crowd returns to Boston satisfied with the culinary display.
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New England
Point of Pines
Collins
Eberhart
Minnesota
Boston
Lynnway Club
Texas
Mclunkin
Fred Hauser
Atlanta
South
Advertising Club Convention Highlights Liberal Lineup
The Associated Advertising Clubs of America held a Boston session featuring Mrs. Harriet Chalmers Adams first female speaker, a clambake feeding 2700, and talks on advertising's links to rural living, human nature, and Latin America. Rabbi Fleischer urged ethics, Mrs. Shaw-Thompson praised better factory conditions, and Prof. Zueblin praised civic promotion.
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Associated Advertising Clubs of America
Harriet Chalmers Adams
Washington, D. C
Boston Opera House
New England
Ford Hall
Latin America
Charlies F. Jenkins
Philadelphia
George Wood Anderson
D. C
St. Louis
Washington
Charles Fleischer
Boston
Helen Marshaw-Thomson
Chicago
Charles Zueblin
Dobbs
Frank W. Lovejoy
New York
Charles F. Jenkins
Sutherland Nominated for National Ad Men Vice President
Ralph E. Sutherland of Omaha Neb, president of the Omaha Ad Club, will be placed in nomination for first vice president of the National Association of Ad Men by the Omaha delegation. The group, with 14 votes, supports his candidacy and he holds national committee membership.
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Ralph E. Sutherland
Omaha
Neb
National Association of
Ad Men
Sutherland
Ad Club
A. L. Gale
Omaha Ad Men's Club
Luncheon at Lenox Featuring Wood Agency Guests
A convention luncheon hosted by Allen H. Wood of Wood Putnam Wood at the Hotel Lenox drew many advertising leaders. Guests included Charles A. Hardy W G Dennison William E Hall L K Liggett William Neely Harry L Brown W P Frye Egerton Chichester Frank C Hoyt T D Carmen Marion V Putnam and others amid floral displays and a modern quartet performance.
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Allen H. Wood
Wood, Putnam & Wood Advertising Agency
Hotel
Lenox
Mr. Wood
Wood
America
Charles A. Hardy
American Woolen Company
W. G. Dennison
Rice & Hutchins
William E. Hall
Shaw Stocking Company
L. K. Liggett
United Drug Company
William Neely
Harry L. Brown
Watham Watch Company
W. P. Frye
Royal Worcester Co
Delegates Trade Songs and Banter at Boston Convention
Nebraska delegates chant for Lincoln and swap jokes about wives and advertising. Edgar M. Hooper and others mingle with Southern delegates while Boston’s sights and cricket versus baseball banter color the scene.
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Nebraska
Walter E. George
H. V. Westfell
S. R. McKelvie
Lincoln, Nebraska
England
Harry Hooper
F. R. Kennington
London
A. W. Rider
Massachusetts Gains Two New Congress Members
A new apportionment bill passed by the Senate grants Massachusetts two additional members in the next National House. The likely districts will cover Greater Boston areas, reflecting population gains from the last census. Boston will have four representatives, up from three.
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Senate
Massachusetts
Boston
House
Trade Press Men Dine and Elect at Boston Luncheon
The New England Trade Press Association hosted a complimentary luncheon for the Federation of Trade Press Associations in the United States at the Hotel Brunswick. President Frederic F. Cutler presided as speakers from several trade press groups offering tributes. The federation elected N. R. Shaw of Chicago as president, W. H. Taylor of New York as vice president, and Henry Lee of New York as secretary-treasurer.
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New England Trade Press Association
Federation of Trade Press Associations
United States
Hotel Brunswick
Frederic F. Cutler
Lord
Federation
J. B. McLean
Toronto
H. M. Swetland
American Trade Press Association
Boston
Charles T. Root
Postal
Im. R. Shaw
Chicago Trade Press Association
N. R. Shaw
Chicago
W. H. Taylor
New York
Henry Lee
Election day shapes fight for Advertising Clubs presidency
The Associated Advertising Clubs of America elects today with Herbert S. Houston of New York and I. H. Sawyer of St. Louis as avowed candidates. Rumors say George W. Coleman of the Pilgrim Publicity Association may run, but official word denies it. Sawyer backs Missouri and Southern delegates while Houston draws Midwestern and Western support. both fear a late breaking “dark horse.”
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Chicago
Associated Advertising Clubs
St. Paul
H. 8
Houston
New York
Associated Advertising Clubs of America
Herbert S. Houston
I. H. Sawyer
St. Louis
George W. Coleman
Pilgrim Publicity Association
National Organization
Hotel Lenox
Coleman
C. L. Fisher
William Clendenin
Missouri
Banquet Ends Boston Ad Men Convention Night
The Pilgrim Publicity Association hosts a banquet at Symphony Hall to close the ad men convention in Boston. A 6 30 reception precedes the dinner and speeches, with women delegates dining separately yet arriving to hear the final talks.
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Pilgrim Publicity Association
Symphony Hall
Boston
Burglar battle in Back Bay ends with arrest near Beacon Street
Patrolman John J. Delaney subdued an armed burglar inside Mrs. Henry Tudor's dining room at 208 Beacon Street after a ten minute fight. The intruder later identified as 40 year old Thomas Graham refused details of his affiliation. revolver recovered.
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Henry Tudor
Beacon Street
Back Bay
John J. Delaney
Delaney
Thomas Graham
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