Bankers Elect Bean President in National Banking Meet
Robert H. Bean of the Old South Trust Company and Winchester home was elected president of the American Institute of Banking at the 13th annual convention closing in San Francisco. He has served as a Boston chapter delegate and former local branch president.
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Robert H. Bean
Old South Trust Company
Winchester
American Institute of Banking
San Francisco
Mr. Bean
Boston
Institute
Boston Banker Mr Bean Pressed For National Presidency
The Boston chapter urged Mr Bean a three year chairman of the national executive committee to seek the national presidency. A banker for nearly two decades he has led the Old South Trust Company treasury and served on multiple committees. Delegates to San Francisco included Locke Bryant Stone Rathbone Freeman Burnham Fox and Marno with the 1916 national convention set for Cincinnati.
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Boston
Bean
National Executive Committee
Third National Bank
National Union Bank
Old South Trust Company
American Institute of Banking
Salt Lake City
Richmond
San Francisco
Robert B. Locke
Old Colony Trust Company
F. W. Bryant
H. E B. Stone
Second National Bank
C. A. T. Rathbone
Francis Freeman
Merchants National Bank
W. A. Burnham, Jr
George B. Fox
National Shawmut Bank
John W. Marno
Cincinnati
Barry 10 Be Second On Ticket
Former Lieutenant Governor Barry failed to withdraw as a candidate for second place on the Democratic ticket yesterday. His name will appear on the ballot at the state primaries on September 21.
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Barry
Withdrawals Clocked In Party Realignment Across Boston Area
Chairman O Leary held Barry s withdrawal and said he would not file it while Governor Walsh declined to comment. The record lists multiple withdrawals across Republican Senate and House seats in Boston and surrounding towns including Weldon A Daly Frederick C Dawson Charles J Fox Samuel J Witkin Roland P Green Ignatius J Carleton Alexander G Vaccaro Joseph F Dyer Frederick W Boynton John J Conway James Donovan Joseph H Lamb John T Everett Daniel J Young James Doyle Louis A Farrell James F Mulcahy Edward F Myers Edward J Megley Isaac Gordon William Canavan Alfred P Scigliano Edward Ernest Coughlin Lawrence B E Fitzpatrick Edward Ginness John J Tully John J O Brien William Jacobs Immanuel Pfeiffer with apportioning and progressives also noted.
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O’leary
Democratic State Committee
Barry
Walsh
Republican
Senate
Weldon A. Daley
Boston
Suffolk
Frederick C. Dawson
Charles J. Fox
Samuel J. Witkin
Roland P. Green
Ignatius J. Carleton
Chelsea
Alexander G. Vaccaro
Joseph F. Dyer
Medford
Middlesex
Frederick W. Boynton
Norfolk
Suffolk County
William A. Reed, Jr
Andrew A. Casassa
Louis A. Farrell
James F. Mulcahy
Edward F. Myers
Edward J. Megley
Holbrook
Isaac Gordon
William Canavan
Alfred P. Scigliano
Edward Ernest Coughlin
Lawrence BE. Fitzpatrick
Med
New England Manufacturing Plant Aims 140000 Lb Daily Ammunition Output
The North Woburn plant of the New England Manufacturing Company that will produce munitions for the allies is to be fully operational within weeks and capable of manufacturing and shipping explosives up to 140000 pounds per day.
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Massachusetts
New England Manufacturing Company
Woburn
North Woburn
Explosives Plant Hires Over 100 Workers with Expert Chemists
A major explosives firm plans to employ more than 100 workers six storehouses hold about 30 000 dollars of explosives each with 1800 feet between main facility and storage. One building stores trinitrofinal with heavy protective measures including hillside placement guarded day and night.
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Woburn
Hidden Jamaica Plain Wedding of Dr and Mrs Howland
Friends learned after a West vacation that Dr George L Howland and Amy P Fuller quietly wed on July 4. The Tufts graduate and physician, who traveled with Shriners to Seattle and expos in San Diego, kept the marriage secret until returning home to 18 Pond Street Jamaica Plain.
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George L. Howland
Pond Street
Jamaica Plain
West
Amy P. Fuller
M. G. Fuller
Joseph Perry
Shriners
Seattle
Shriners’ Supreme Council
San Diego
Liberty Hills
Texas
Alba
Howland
Charles
William Bellany
Tufts
Carney
City
Labor Head Says Foss Is Beaten
International Vice-President P. J. Conlon says exGovernor Foss was a badly beaten man in a Hyde Park dispute. He calls Becker plant a place with a bunch of men but not producers and credits machinists leaving. Conlon pledges no easing of the campaign for shorter hours and higher pay, claiming union men are inside the plants.
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Foss
International
P. J. Conlon
Hyde Park
Becker
Boston machinists strike policy shocks Boston chiefs
The statement notes a new tactic in the strike era with shipping machinists to outlying jobs to break shop organization. It accuses Boston employers of hiring bans to force workers back, and vows further shifts to higher paying positions while maintaining no relaxation in demands.
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Conlon
National Metal Trades Association
Boston Metal Trades Association
Boston
Negro Business League Denounces City Leaders At Boston Convention
The National Negro Business League refused to endorse resolutions thanking Mayor Curley and Mayor Cambridge officials during its Boston convention. Delegates, hosted by the city on the Monitor harbor tour, received Curley’s financial help for the event. The session ran 9:30 a.m. to 4:15 p.m. with speeches and resolutions, while profiles of attendees highlighted local business and civic leaders.
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National Negro Business League
Curley
Boston
Monitor
Jacob Powell
Boston Committee
League
Convention Hall
Committee On
Cambridge
Funeral for Boston Sergeant O Hearn Draws Notables
The funeral for Sergeant John T. O Hearn of the Boston Police Department was held at St. Peter's Church in Dorchester. Mayor Curley attended along with police officials, fire and building department leaders, and other prominent public figures. A police detail of 18 officers led by Sergeant Pendergast accompanied the procession. burial followed at New Calvary Cemetery.
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John T. O'Hearn
Boston Police Department
St. Peter's Church
Dorchester
Curley
O’hearn
Holiday Street
Pendergast
Crowley
Police Department
Grady
Patrick O’hearn
Redmonds. Fitzgerald
Charles Reardon
Harry Burns
Philip O'Neil
Michael J. Dannahy
New Calvary Cemetery
Argentina to honor Boston with monument in Copley Square
Boston mayor reports Argentina is accepting subscriptions for a 150000 monument commemorating its public school system inspired by Horace Mann. Bela Pratt’s design is favored, and the piece would be placed in Copley Square after talks with the Art Commission.
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Boston
Curley
Horace Mann
Bela Pratt
Copley Square
Art Commission
Dorchester Doctor Dies Before Planned Wedding
Dr. William J. Montgomery of 33 Kingsdale Street Dorchester State Actuary of Massachusetts Savings Bank Life Insurance died of bronchial pneumonia after a two weeks illness at Bay State Hospital at 9 05 yesterday morning He was to marry Miss Ruth Lillian McQuarrie daughter of Daniel McQuarrie of 18 Boyden Street Dorchester next month Their engagement was announced last September.
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William J. Montgomery
Kingsdale Street
Dorchester
Massachusetts Savings Bank Life Insurance
Bay State Hospital
Ruth Lillian McQuarrie
Daniel McQuarrie
Boyden Street
Doctor Montgomery elected assistant actuary and state actuary
Dr Montgomery was elected by the trustees of the General Insurance Guaranty Fund as assistant actuary in August 1911 and appointed State actuary in October with governor and council approval. He aided the insurance commission in its monopoly and rates inquiry and helped prepare the report that led to a rate making bureau. He was born in Worcester on August 6 1886 son of James and Susanna Montgomery. He studied at Clark University and earned a Ph D in 1911, did postgraduate work at Chicago University and Michigan, and wrote on statistics for the Boston Post. His fiancee Miss McQuarrie is from Dorchester and works as secretary to Chandler Co. Funeral services will be held at 33 Kingsdale Street Dorchester at 2 30 p m next Monday. Rev Dr Forshee will officiate. Burial will be in Mt Hope cemetery.
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Montgomery
General Insurance Guaranty Fund
Walsh
Dr. Montgomery
Worcester
James
Susanna Montgomery
Clark University
Chicago University
University of Michigan
Boston Post
Second Congregational Church
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Lolly Pop Party For 200 Children At Middlesex Fells
Two hundred children from the North End enjoyed a day at Middlesex Fells hosted by Mrs. A Lincoln Filene. They raced for prizes, waded in streams, and played games on the outing organized by the Boston Music School Settlement. Daniel Broomfield won the 100 yard dash for boys while Florence Klein took the girls dash. The three legged race failed to produce a winner as the rope broke.
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North End
A. Lincoln Filene
Middlesex Fells
Boston Music School
Daniel Broomfield
Florence Klein
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