Made in the United States Movement Launched in Boston
At the Pilgrim Publicity Association banquet in Copley Plaza Boston leaders including Curtis Guild James Keeley George Smith John Fitzgerald Alfred Donovan and P F O Keefe outlined a push for stronger American manufacturing and international trade. They urged higher ideals in policy, warned against middlemen profits and called for quality over price to expand U S exports globally.
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New England
Pilgrim Publicity Association
Copley Plaza
Boston
Curtis Guild
James Keeley
Chicago Herald
George S. Smith
Chamber of Commerce
John F. Fitzgerald
Smith
Brockton
Lynn
P. F. O'Keefe
Mr. Guild
Europe
United States
Walsh
Alfred W. Donovan
State Board of Labor and Industries
Donovan
Mr. Donovan
the Industrial Board
George W. Coleman
Coleman
Keeley
Kipling
Canada
Prussia
Mrr
Detroit Board of Trade
Detroit
Fitzgerald
T S. A
Germany
England
South America
State Street
Neponset River
Witergerald
Made in the USA rally urges self sufficiency and local industry
The talk highlights expanding domestic industries, opposing overreliance on imports, and promoting a national Made in the USA label. Speakers urge using American talent, boosting fashion design, and leveraging local resources like the Neponset waterway, with calls for funding from banks and public partners.
Three Cambridge Drug Stores Raided For Liquor
Cambridge police raided the drug stores of J Bennett Vogel 21h Western Avenue John Cahill 14s Cambridge Street and John H Fitzgerald 69 Main Street all liquors found on the premises were seized Raids were conducted as part of a campaign by the Law Enforcement Association
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridgee
J. Bennett Vogel
Western Avenue
John Cahill
Cambridge Street
John H. Fitzgerald
Main Street
Law Enforcement Association
Mayors Peace Plan Fails in Boston Council Clash
Mayor Curley chaired a Parker House meeting to urge voluntary self elimination by candidates but none agreed. Democratic leaders Timilty and Curley faced split views as council and school committee hopefuls refused to withdraw, prompting another conference for school candidates tomorrow.
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Curley
Parker House
Mine Council
James P. Thiniits
Democratic City Committee
Timiltry
Good Government Association
Balkintyne and
Cornthurst
Henry E. Hagan
School Committee
Frederick L. Hogan
Herbert J. Keenan
James M. Keyes
Moses S. Loure
Joseph Lee
Food Government Association
Lourie
Timilty
J. Frank O'Hare
Fred J. Kneeland
William F. Doyle
Joseph G. Curry
Thomas H. Glynn
James P. Maguire
Patrick A. Kearns
William P. Hickey
Wolf's My Clothier Offers Double Legal Stamps Today
Double legal stamps available with every purchase at Wolf's My Clothier located at the corner of Hanover and Portland streets. The promotion runs all day today.
1200 Scots Gather at Great Ball
Twelve hundred Scots and families gathered in Convention Hall to celebrate St. Andrew's Day at the 257th anniversary concert. The event, under Scots' Charitable Society, Women's Auxiliary Board and Associated Scottish Societies, featured singing of Auld Lang Syne and drew many prominent public and social figures from Greater Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnie Scotland
St. Andrew's Day
Scots’ Charitable Society
Women's Auxiliary Board
Associated Scottish Societies
Greater
Boston
Scottish Society event opens with welcome address and concert
President Walter Ballantyne hosted a reception featuring a star lineup of society leaders including Albert J. Flint Alexander McGregor John Kiggen Lucien LaRue and James Johnstone. The Louis H. Ross Scottish Concert Company performed Scottish ballads and dances with soloists Miss Virginia Wallace Miss Margaret MacIntosh Miss Jessie MacLean and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Ballantyne
Ballantyne
Albert J. Flint
British Charitable Society
Alexander McGregor
Intercolonial Club
John A. Kiggen
Charitable
Irish Society
Lucien H. LaRue
St. Jean the Baptist Society
Guilfora M. Stuart
Canadian Club
James Johnstone
The
Cymrodorian
George Hall
Boston Scottish Society
William M. ‘Ufts
First Presbyterian Church
James Urquhart
Caledonian Club
Peter Kerr
James Wilson
O. S
Stewart Millar
Massachusetts
Louis H. Ross Scottish Concert Company
Nellie Ferguson
Edna Boyd
Lucia de Lammermoor
Virginia Wallace
Margaret MacIntosh
Jessie MacLean
Frederic Kennedy
Herbert W. Smith
Mary Warrrner French
George Martin
Double legal stamps offer at Wolf's My Clothier
All day today customers at Wolf's My Clothier corner Hanover and Portland streets can receive double legal stamps with every purchase. The promotion runs across all items and requires no minimum purchase.
Brandeis Urges Zionist Aid Before Temple Israel Sisterhood
Louis D Brandeis told the Temple Israel Sisterhood on Commonwealth avenue that Zionism is the only hope of salvation for Jews worldwide and the remedy for the race's demoralization. The vestry room was filled to standing capacity.
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Louis D. Brandeis
Sisterhood of the Temple Israel
Temple Israel
Commonwealth Avenue
Brandeis Urges Zionism and Jewish Unity in America
Justice Brandeis warns that American Jewish youth risk losing faith and identity amid freedom and wealth. He argues to strengthen Judaism and support Zionism to build a future Palestine, citing struggles in Italy Greece and the Balkans and defending Palestine as a promising land.
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America
Mr. Brandeis
Palestine
Brandeis
Italy
Greece
Balkan States
California
Insurance Firms Liable Under New Revenue Stamp Law
The new federal revenue stamp requirement punishes insurance companies or their agents if stamps are not affixed to policies, not penalizing policyholders. The State insurance commissioner stated the law makes the companies responsible for the tax.
Con cursus for St Joseph Roxbury Rector post called
Cardinal O Connell calls a concursus to choose a permanent rector for St Joseph s Church Roxbury. Clergy must file names with the diocese chancellor within 10 days of notification. The contest may be held at 25 Granby Street around December 3 following the death of Denis R Wholey.
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St. Joseph’s Church
Roxbury
Cardinal O'Connell
Granby Street
St. Joseph's Church
Denis R. Wholey
Misses Jay to Perform At Hotel Brunswick Afternoon
The three Misses Jay will present a musical programme at 2 p m this afternoon in Hotel Brunswick for members and friends of the federation of Progressive Women. Their training spans Italy France with home in England. Rita a young operatic soprano studied in Milan under Signor Sabatini. Tillie and Hannah, teens, will perform their own piano pieces including duets.
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Jay
Hotel Brunswick
The
Federation of Progressive Women
Italy
France
England
Rita
Signor Sabatini
Milan
Tillie
Hannah
Mrs Collins Dies After Brief Illness in East Boston
Annie Collins of Tl Putnam Street East Boston dies at home after a brief illness. She was a longtime resident for more than 45 years and active in Sacred Heart Church and Catholic women's groups. Survived by husband James and children Mrs Fitzgerald and three sons Joseph James J and George.
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Annie Collins
Putnam Street
Boston
Sacred Heart Church
Married Ladies' Sodality
Women's Catholic Union
Ladies’ Auxiliary
James
Collins
Y. &. Fitzgerald
Joseph
Notre Dame University
James J
Kearny, N. J
George
Coleman Attacks Charities Over Boston Soup Kitchens
Councillor George W. Coleman and Councillor James A. Watson spar at a City Council meeting over the Associated Charities and their Boston soup kitchens. Watson accuses the charity of excessive salaries, limited aid, and promoting a harmful agenda while Coleman defends the group and urges clarity of its mission. The debate centers on publicity and the charity’s role in relief efforts for the unemployed.
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Associated Charities
Boston
George W. Coleman
James A. Watson
Coleman
Watson
Johnson
Colonial Dames of
Massachusetts
City of
Railroad Fare Hikes Filed by Boston Area Roads
The Boston & Maine, Boston & Albany and the New Haven railroads filed with the Public Service Commission a new tariff raising outside suburban single fare rate from 21 4 to 21 3 cents per mile. The changes take effect January 1, 1915 unless suspended by the commission.
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Boston & Maine
Boston & Albany
New Haven
Public Service Commission & New Tariff
Potter Named as Overseer of Poor
Mayor Curley appointed H Staples Potter to the Board of Overseers of the Poor filling the vacancy from Thomas A Forsythe who resigned to join the board of trustees of the Forsythe Dental Infirmary.
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Potter
Curley
H. Staples Potter
Dorchester Man Abandons Planned Marriage to 89 Year Old
George A. Nelson a former Dorchester Bachelors' Club president withdraws his marriage license filing to 89 year old Frances Maria Wilson of Charles Town after Boston registry cites mental incompetence. He sent a letter to Cambridge City Clerk Edward J. Brandon notifying the withdrawal.
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George A. Nelson
Dorchester
Bachelors’ Club
Frances Maria Wilson
Russell Street
Charlestown
Boston
Nelson
Edward J. Brandon
Cambridge
Miss Wilson
Man Abandons Marriage Plan Over Publicity
George Augustus Nelson, 35, withdraws his marriage license application to Frances Marie Wilson, 49, citing aversion to publicity and wishing to shield Miss Wilson from trouble. He had sought licenses in Boston and Cambridge after visiting 60 Russell Street, Charlestown, while Cambridge records list 4 ½ Franklin Street, Cambridge.
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Boston
Cambridge
George Augustus Nelson
Franklin Street
Frances Marie Wilson
Wnelson
Russell Street
Charlestown
Miss Wilson
Maria
Twelve Summonses for Cambridge Druggists in Liquor Crusade
Cambridge druggists including Charles H. Gaffney, a City Alderman, face twelve summonses in a liquor-crusade tied to a nine month old aldermanic liquor nuisance conviction. The Law Enforcement Association and a Washington investigator produced the evidence for the clean-up campaign.
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Cambridge
Charles H. Gaffney
Tower Court
Law Enforcement Association
Washington, D. C
Association
Foot and mouth disease found in New Hampshire herds
Federal inspectors reported two suspected cases of foot and mouth disease in New Hampshire. The outbreaks are limited to two herds in Amherst and Pelham, with Dr. Brown of the Bureau of Animal Industry in Boston investigating.
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New Hampshire
Amherst
Pelham
Brown
Bureau of Animal Industry
Boston
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