Cooperative Construction and Housing Council of Boston
A Boston group of building trades workers reports 68 construction and repair jobs in the year, including two wage earner homes in Cambridge and a two apartment double decker. President John F. Nason manages offices at 68 Pimbrenton Squares with a $1400 payroll for 40 workers in five localities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sestion
Greater Boston
Cooperative Construction and Housing Council of Boston
John F. Nason
Cambridge
Co-Operative’ Council
Boston
Nason
Péimberton Squares
Capture Thief Steals Cash in Everett Apartment
Henry J. Redmond of 246 Chelsea Street Everett was fined 25 for larceny of 20 dollars then committed to the House of Correction after police caught him in the act at 24 Chelsea Street. Robert Feehan and family reported repeated petty cash losses from a tin box hidden in a bureau drawer.
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Henry J. Redmond
Chelsea Street
Everett
Malden
House of Correction
Bruce
Redmond
Robert Feehan
Feehan
Noted Auctioneer James Silo Dies in New York
James P. Silo widely known for handling world famous art collections died at his New York home after several months illness at age 73. He is survived by his wife a son and two daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James P. Silo
Arguments For Election Of Judges Bill In Massachusetts
Speakers argue for direct judicial elections to end politics in appointments. Daniel T. O Connell cites Wickersham and Root and says elections reveal qualifications and disqualifications. Boston council head James A Watson and others push voters rights to choose judges like governors and other officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
States
Union
Committee On Constitutional Law
Daniel T. O'Connell
Beaton
Mr. O’connell
George W. Wickersham
Elihu Root
New York
James A. Watson
Boston
Hayden
Roxbury Court
George E. Wilson
Ex-Service Men’s Non-Partisan League
Frank W. Page
Thomas H. Canning
Wendell Phillips Thore
Whitfield Tuck
Clarence W. Rowley
John Barry
Joseph McManus
John O'Hare
Barbara Beebe Engaged to Barrie White of Swampscott
The engagement of Miss Barbara Beebe to Barrie Moselly White of Bea ton was announced at a bridge tea hosted by her parents Mr and Mrs Frederick Beebe of 495 Commonwealth avenue and Little's Point Swampscott. Miss Beebe is a graduate of Miss Haskells School and the Garland School. She is granddaughter of the late Lucius Beebe of Wakefield and her father is with Lucius Beebe & Co cotton dealers. Mr White is the son of Mr and Mrs Edward L White of 408 Beacon street.
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Barbara Beebe
Barrie Moselly White
Beaton
Frederick Beebe
Commonwealth Avenue
Little's Point
Swampscott
Miss Beebe
Three Lynn Shoe Unions Vote for Amalgamation Plan
Edgemakers Heel Workers and Goodyear Operators unions in Lynn voted 478 to 90 in favor of merging all United States shoe unions. They will send two delegates each to a Boston meeting on May 31 to outline plans for the merger. Combined membership exceeds 1600.
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Lynn
United States
Boston
Edgemakers
Heel Workers
Goodyear
War Department names Rev Herbert S Johnson major in military intel
Announcement at an Army Base in South Boston confirms Rev Herbert S Johnson pastor at large of First Baptist Church Clarendon Street is commissioned as a major of military intelligence in the Officers Reserve Corps. Assignments include the 319th medical regiment and officers such as Captains Richard M Ash Samuel A Cohen Carl A Dahlen Albert A Horner and others with listed addresses. Women police patrol Petrograd streets carrying carbines.
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Army Base
South
Boston
War Department
Herbert S. Johnson
First Baptist Church
Clarendon Street
Officers Reserve Corps
Edwards
319Th Medical Regiment
Richard M. Ash
Abbey Road
Quincy
Samuel A. Cohen
Beacon Street
Back Bay
Carl A. Dahlen
Westland Avenue
Albert A. Horner
Bay State Road
Lafayette Lake
Prospect Street
Cambridge
Raymond
EB. Seneca
Sawyer Street
New Bedford
Edwin EB. Smith
Kemper Street
Wollaston
William
B.’ Busch
Harvard Avenue
Allston
Wallace H. Drake
North Weymouth
Rafe N. Hart
Robert N. Nye
Clinton Road
Brookline
Removal call for James F. Jackson by Boston group
Delegate George Cherry demanded Governor Cox remove Chairman James F. Jackson of the Elevated Board of Trustees at a United Improvement Association meeting. The group criticized surplus funds and claimed savings from staff cuts while backing a State charter revision and future talks between city officials on Boston projects.
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Cox
James F. Jackson
Elevated Board of Trustees
George Cherry
Roslindale
United Improvement Association
City Club
Transportation Committee
William J. Paul
Dorchester
Boston
Curley
Metropolitan Commission
South Shore Boulevard
How Curley Won A Boston City Election
William H. McMasters spoke at Symphony Hall about James M. Curley’s victory. He credited Curley’s brains courage and self control as key to overcoming odds and predicted Curley would deliver a strong administration for Boston.
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James M. Curley
William H. McMasters
Symphony Hall
Curley
McMasters
Boston
Miss Mary Pelletier to Enter Gray Nuns Order
Miss Mary B Pelletier of 113 Antrim Street Cambridge will enter the Order of the Gray Nuns at the Lawrence Convent next Sunday February 5. Her friends gave her a reception at a local home.
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Mary B. Pelletier
Antrim Street
Cambridge
Order of the Gray Nuns
Lawrence Convent
St Jean Baptiste Lodge Honors Woman With Purse of Gold
The St. Jean Baptiste lodge presented her with a purse of gold at her home last evening, marking a ceremonial recognition by the organization.
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St. Jean Baptiste Lodge
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