Women opinion session attacks Good Government Association
Boston women heard city council and school committee candidates condemn the Good Government Association at the Twentieth Century Club. Speakers including Hagan Kinney Lane McDonald Moriarty and O’Hare pressed education and governance issues as spectators debated the Goo Goos influence.
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Good Government Association
Twentieth Century Club
Boston League of Women Voters
Boston
Henry E. Hagan
Fred P. Kinney
Daniel W. Lane
Daniel ¢. Murphy
Brookline
Malden
Thomas J. Ball
James T. Moriarty
White House
Moriarty
Rainsford Island
Henry Hagan
Andrew Marshall
Lane
Dennis F. Reardon
Thomas A. Elston
Reardon
Roxbury
Jamaica Plain
Dorchester
Charlestown
Amherst Campaigners Rally for 10-Day Drive Finish
Amherst campaigners set to meet at the American House at 6 tonight to report on a 10 day contribution drive for a $3,000,000 centenary fund. Eastern Massachusetts district committee seeks rosy canvasser reports to form a true jubilation.
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Amherst
Eastern
Massachusetts
Church Bazaar Celebrates Pilgrim Tercentenary at Greenwood
A bazaar at Greenwood Memorial Church Dorchester opened yesterday showcasing Pilgrim tercentenary decorations and costumes. It continues today and tomorrow, inviting community participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood Memorial Church
Dorchester
Fourth annual bazaar at Boston Normal School gym
Front row includes Pareskeva Sarhani Ella Rosengard Margaret Hor gan June Raymond back row Henrietta Hogan Ruth H Kelley. The bazaar December 10 from 8 to 11 pm features students in costume with solo chanting singing and readings. Proceeds go to Torch the school paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pareskeva Sarhani
Ella Rosengard
Margaret Horgan
June Raymond
Henrietta Hogan
Ruth H. Kelley
Boston Normal School
Today’s Boston Events Calendar Highlights Local Lectures and Meetings
At 11 a m the New England Water Works Association meets at the Copley Square Hotel with M A Betant discussing The Water Supply of Geneva Switzerland. A 2 p m rummage sale for an orphan asylum in Czecho Slovakia is hosted by the Boston League of Women Voters and Lincoln Trouse at 80 Emerald Street. An industrial conference organized by Women’s Trade Union League and Twentieth Century Club follows at 3 p m, with the 4 p m Twentieth Century Club annual meeting. A 6 p m banquet in the Boston University College of Liberal Arts trustees’ room precedes an 8 p m talk by Rev Jones I J Corrigan on The Smith Towner Bill at Boston College High School hall, followed by an 8 p m Negro pageant The Open Door at Symphony Hall and an 8 p m meeting of the American Association for the Recognition of the Irish Republic at the American House.
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New England Water Works Association
Copley Square
M. A
Betant
Geneva
Switzerland
Czecho-Slovakia
Boston League of Women Voters
Lincoln Trouse
Emerald Street
South End
Women's
Union Learcue
Twentieth Century Club
College of Liberal Arts
Boston University
Rear Admiral Morgan Sails for Shanghai in China Mission
Manila dispatch reports Rear Admiral Casey B. Morgan commander of the 16th naval district Philippines sailed for Shanghai aboard the destroyer Rizal to direct the movement of American gunboats to I Chang China to safeguard American interests amid mutinous Chinese troops who seized the city.
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Manila
Casey B. Morgan
16Th Naval District
Philippines
Shanghai
Rizal
I-Chang
China
Merrimac River Reaches Flood Height in Manchester Report
The Merrimac River is at flood height tonight in Manchester New Hampshire. Rivermen describe it as the highest level in years as heavy rains swell tributaries. Upstate reports indicate property damage from the floods.
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Manchester
N. H
Merrimac River
Billy Was a Real Dog Thompson's Silly Billy
In the Boston Sunday Post Magazine Thompson presents Billy as a likable real dog and follows his quirky antics. The piece highlights Billy's charm and the bond with his human companion in a lighthearted portrait.
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Billy
Thompson Seton
Boston Sunday Post
M E Leaders Hold Session at New England Methodist Meet
The 19th annual convention of district superintendents of the Methodist Episcopal Church in New England opened at the Wesleyan building with devotions and talks by Rev. T. R. Hicks and others. Speakers addressed Christian stewardship and church missions as sessions continued with plans for a banquet at Hotel Westminster.
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Methodist Episcopal Church In
New England
Wesleyan
Boylston Street
T. R. Hicks
W. H. Davenport
St. Albans
A. Wb. Luce
C. O. Ford
Springfield
J. M. Arters
D. D
Portland
J. M. Shepler
Boston
Mr. Shepler
W. H. Powell
Lynn
J. M. Gage
J. BE. LaCount
L. O. Hartman
Zion’s Herald
LaCount
Iital
E. H Hughes
J. H. Newland
New Bedford
Gen Shanks to Take Three Month Leave of Absence
Major-General Shanks commander of the First Corps Area U S A receives a three months leave from the War Department. He and Mrs Shanks will winter in Florida due to her health. Brigadier-General Buckman will command in Shanks absence. Shanks departs December first.
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Shanks
First Corps
War Department
City Chief says no general salary hikes for departments
Mayor Peters told union leaders and hundreds of city employees that he could not grant general salary increases in any department after an hour long conference with unions backed by the Central Labor Union yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peters
Central Labor Union
Commonwealth
Labor unions press for wage raises amid city budget limits
Jeremiah Driscoll of the Central Labor Union argues for higher pay citing living costs and the hardship on families. Mary Murphy and others urge raises for city workers including park staff, clerks, engineers, and inspectors as Mayor Peters cites a fixed tax limit and through finances may block increases.
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Jeremiah Driscoll
Central Labor Union
P. H. Jennings
Park Department
Mary B. Murphy
Joseph Callahan
James O’hare
F. J. Dowd
H. P. Grages
W. M. Chase
Equal Rights League backs Tinkham bill
The National Equal Rights League endorsed Representative Tinkham’s bill to reduce congressional representation where illegal disfranchisement exists, in line with the fifteenth amendment. The league will attend meetings of the rules and census committees on the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tinkham
National Equal Rights League
Ith
League
Rules and Census Committees
Spillane Receives New Title From National Commander
Adjutant Leo A. Spillane of the Massachusetts American Legion is honored with a new title. National Commander Galbraith relinquishes the “human dynamo” nickname and assigns it to Spillane in a letter from New York.
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Leo A. Spillane
Massachusetts
Department of the American Legion
Galbraith
Galbrait
West Forty-third Street
New York
Spillane
Boston
New England
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