Boston Tuberculosis Association Powers Telephones to Sell Health Seals
Workers at the Boston Tuberculosis Association report strong results selling Health Christmas Seals by phone, with about $650 in a few hours. Frederic Edwards and Mrs Harriet L Taylor lead the effort from 3 Joy Street and seek more volunteers to cover business and residential areas. Major buyers include First National Bank and State Street Trust at $100 each, with other banks and merchants contributing. Seals are sold in banks, post offices, stations and hotels, with orders possible to Boston headquarters.
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Boston Tuberculosis Association
Frederic Edwards
Harriet L. Taylor
Boston
Joy Street
Boston Association
First National Bank
State Street Trust
James Jackson
The
Red Cross
Lee Higginson
Kidder Peabody
Stone & Webster
Old Colony Trust Company
State Street Trust Company
Lovenue
Copley Plaza
Touraine
DAR Chapter Holds Annual Christmas Sale at Hotel Brunswick
D A R John Adams Chapter conducted its annual Christmas sale at the Hotel Brunswick with members and friends shopping for gifts. The secretary Mrs E R Brainerd noted routine business after the meeting and Regent Miss S O Libbey announced a talk by a well known newspaperman at the next meeting on January 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Adams
Daughters of the American Revolution
Brunswick
E. R. Brainerd
S. O. Libbey
Colonel Logan Returns to Boston From Europe on Canopic
Colonel Edward L. Logan of South Boston former 101st Infantry commander and Massachusetts American Legion state head arrived in Boston aboard the White Star steamship Canopic from Italy. Accompanied by Mrs. Logan he was met by relatives, friends, and a Legion delegation. Logan traveled on the Memorial Commission for Massachusetts Dead in Foreign Countries visiting France Ireland England Italy and Belgium to honor fallen soldiers. He noted wartime areas in France and said graves are well cared for while exhumation and transportation home are satisfactory. Other commission members listed include Walter A. Robinson Robert M. Irwin and Axel E. Zetterman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward L. Logan
South Boston
101St Infantry
American Legion
Boston
Canopic
Italy
Logan
Europe
Memorial Commission
Massachusetts
France
England
Ireland
Belgium
Walter A. Robinson
Milton
Robert M. Irwin
Newton
Axel E. Zetterman
Mattapan
Robinson
Edwin E. Hastings
Protestant Church Services and Lectures Schedule
Bishop William Lawrence will preach at the Students' Service Sunday at 4 PM in St Paul Cathedral. Dean Rousmaniere preaches at 11 AM. Rev Donald B Aldrich speaks at 8 PM on Change or Growth. You Chan Yang offers a Korea stereopticon lecture at 8 PM tonight. Dudley Street Baptist names Rev Dr Arthur T Brooks as pastor candidate. Archdeacon Russell to speak at Woman's Auxiliary meeting December 15 at 2 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lawrence
Cathedral Church of
St. Paul
Dean Rousmaniere
Donald B. Aldrich
You Chan Yang
League of Friends of Korea
Beacon Street
Audubon Road
Dudley Street Baptist Church
W. M. McClair
Arthur T. Brooks
Madison Avenue Baptist Church
New York
Dudley Street
Archdeacon Russell
Lawrenceville
Massachusetts
Woman's Auxiliary
Cathedral Church of St. Paul
Morristown Circus Star Hattie Turner Dies at State Hospital
Mrs. Hattie Turner long associated with Barnum and Bailey's circus dies at the State Hospital in Morristown. She toured the United States and Europe as a gymnast and acrobat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morristown
N. J
Hattie Turner
Barnum & Bailey's Circus
State Hospital
Europe
Thirty More Indicted in Probe In New York
New York officials announced more than 30 indictments, pushing totals above 60, and the disbanding of two contractors associations, as grand jury and legislative committee probes continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joint Legislative Committee
Hired Propagandists and Industry Powers Charged in Probe
Samuel Untermyer as committee counsel accuses great financial and industrial powers of employing hired propagandists to block the investigation of a building trust. Witnesses say marble contractors in New York and elsewhere hold a near monopoly. Industry associations with reciprocal deals with the building trades employers and council limit competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Untermyer
New York
City
National Marble
Building Trades Employers’ Association
Building Trades Council
Union bribes and gratuities alleged in masonry dispute
Testimony before the committee described workers being alternately hired and dismissed as unions and employers clashed. Payments reaching thousands of dollars to W. J. Bowen T. C. Preece and William Dobson of the Bricklayers Masons and Plasterers International Union were made for extraordinary and special counsel and advice, described as gratuities by witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marble Industry Employers’ Associations
W. J. Bowen
T. C. Preece
William Dobson
Bricklayers, Masons and Plasterers’ International Union
Man Accused of Murder Commits Death in Cell
Frank Bianca, awaiting trial on first degree murder charges for the West Frankfort killings of Amiel Calcaterra and Tony Hemphill, died by suicide in a Marion county jail cell after the fourth day of his trial. The case sparked anti Italian rioting with one killed and many injured before state troops restored order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Ill
Frank Bianca
Settino de Santis
Bianca
Amiel Calcaterra
Tony Hemphill
West Frankfort
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United States
Imeyer Jonasson CO
Pet Goeland Hoe
Mr. Hoover
Turkey
Transcaucasus
Near East
Near East Relief Association
Bosphorus
Caspian Sea
Near Fast Relief
James L. Barton
Near East Relief
Building Trust
Madras
Morse Clothes
Washington
Brattle Street
Adams Square