Socialist lecturer outlines aim of socialism and wage justice
James McKaye argues in Tremont Temple that under socialism wages should reflect service to society and be highest where work is hardest. He says no one has right to full pay for what he produces and that society inherits value from inventions for future generations. He contrasts capitalism with socialism and discusses service over individual rewards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James MecKaye
School of Social Service
Tremont Temple
Bell
Watt and Whitney
Mr. McKave
McKaye
Dr Ray V Pierce Dies at Winter Home in Florida
Dr Ray V Pierce, famed medicine maker of Buffalo New York, died today at his winter home on St Vincent Island Florida. News of his death reached family members tonight.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Ray V. Pierce
St. Vincent's Island
Fila
Aged Pair to Wed Despite Opposition in Northampton
Thomas S. MacNab 95 and Mrs. Alice Clark 74 plan to marry in Northampton despite Weymouth officials and the Overseers of the Poor attempting to block the union. MacNab, a former locomotive engineer, secured a marriage license but cites trust in their love and a wish to build a home. The couple expect the ceremony Saturday with postmarital life to continue in Weymouth where MacNab will run his tool-making business.
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Northampton
Thomas S. MacNab
Weymouth
Frank Wiggin
Hampton Avenue
Alice Clark
MacNab
Chase
W. E Shannon
French Aviator Sets Five Passenger Altitude Record
Garaix of France climbed to Tas feet with five passengers in a new biplane by Paul Sehmitt, surpassing Sablatnik’s 3g foot five passenger record from Johannisthal. Sehmitts craft yesterday hit 3000 feet with seven passengers.
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Chartres
France
Garaix
Paul Sehmitt
Sablatnik
Johannisthal
Playing tag ends in tragedy as girl struck by truck
In Fall River on February 4 Frances Regula fleeing her sister Mary in a street tag game darted around a wagon and collided with a moving truck, dying instantly. The driver was held blameless by police.
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Fall River
Mary
Frances Regula
No Tango At Civic Dance At Curtis Hall Jamaica Plain
A municipal ball at Curtis Hall Jamaica Plain last evening drew about couples with Policeman Joseph O'Neil on duty as censor enjoying the orchestral music. A playful Valentine's moment involving Luggsy is noted in the next feature section.
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Curtis Hall
Jamaica Plain
Joseph O'Neil
Fire Chief Resignation Sparks City Hall Shuffle
Fire Commissioner Cole tenders resignation. Ex Mayor’s acting secretary given a good berth. Ex Governor Foss and Police Commissioner O’Meara with John R. Murphy and James P. Magenis press Mayor. Foss pledges help to attract industries to Boston and to locate Mead Morrison plant. a Lynn shoe firm is expected to come. Mayor cites this year’s state tax at 10 million dollars, up 2 million from last year, and warns a 40 cent rise in Boston’s tax rate if the jump holds.
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Cole
Foss
O’meara
John R. Murphy
James P. Magenis
Boston
Mead-Morrison
Lynn
Charles D. Daly
Cbee
Police Board
Wat Sioner Cole
Corps of Cadets
Curley
Missabeth Clayton
Luree Sears
Mary Agnes Mahan
Sines
Filtztersids
William A. Lewhy
Miss Clayton
Jix-Gerijor
Ege N. Foss
Vic Jared
Mead-Morrison Manufacturing Company
Cambridge
St Boston
General Electric Company
East
Walsh
Cole Quits Shaw May Get Place
Boston politics update notes Cole leaving a city post and Shaw as a possible replacement. The Mayor opposes several anti city bills while planning to attract factories, lower state taxes, and use armories for the unemployed. State figures and visiting officials including Commissioner O Meara and James P. Magenis are referenced in broad terms.
Appointment of Sullivan to Corporation Counsel Stirs City
The Finance Commission chairman John A. Sullivan was named corporation counsel. The move drew criticism from the Mayor's allies and approval from others. The Mayor's office was busy with about 300 visitors yesterday.
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John A. Sullivan
Finance Commission
Cambridge School Committee Approves Cushing Street Lots Purchase
The Cambridge school committee voted to buy several Cushing Street lots adjoining Cushing school to build a new $65,000 schoolhouse for Mt. Auburn district children. After four months of division, the Savage lot on Huron avenue was rejected in favor of the Cushing Street land per Mayor Barry's recommendation.
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Cambridge School Committee
Barry
Cushing Street
Cushing School
Mt. Auburn
Savage
Huron Avenue
Bold hold up robs man outside East Boston real estate office
A man, intoxicated, was robbed yesterday afternoon in front of the James W. Mogan real estate office at 16 Bennington Street East Boston. A suspect named Rodi Pope of East Boston was arrested for drunkenness. The victim’s identity was kept confidential by police.
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James W. Mogan
Bennington Street
East Boston
Rodi Pope
Boston
Realty Men Visit Paine Co New Home
About 50 members of the Boston Real Estate and Auction Board toured Paine Furniture Company's new Arlington street building. They lunched at Copley Plaza before an escorted inspection of every floor led by Densmore LeClear architects. The total floor area is 6.3 acres.
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Boston Realstate and Auction Board
Paine Furniture Company
Arlington Street
St. James Avenue
The
Paine Company
Real Estate and Auction Board
Copley Plaza
Densmore & LeClear
Robbery and pursuit through city streets ends with arrest
Mr. Mogan saw a stranger strike the victim and steal a watch and chain from the pocket. He called police and a chase ensued as the fleeing man boarded an Orient Heights car toward Boston. The police stopped the run when they arrested Pope on the car after a high speed chase near the Hast Boston tunnel.
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Mr. Mogan
Mogan
Hotel tangoists lament possible hotel dance ban
Smart society women and Back Bay tango devotees voiced sadness as they learned the Excise Board edict issued Tuesday night may end dances at fashionable hotels, calling the ruling unnecessary and peevish.
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Back Bay
Excise Board
Boston Excise Board restricts hotel dances with liquor licenses
The Excise Board announces hotels with liquor licenses cannot charge admission to dances. Hotels may host dances only if organized by the venue itself, plain tea dances allowed at lower prices. Public reaction shows regret and sympathy for hotels and patrons, noting figures like Mr and Mrs Vernon Castle with plans disrupted.
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Excise Board
Back Bay
Boston
Quincy A. Shaw, Jr
Exeter Street
George R. Fearing
Beacon Street
Copley Plaza
New York
Vernon Castle
Hayes Council K of C Marks 19th Anniversary
The 19th anniversary of James E Hayes Council K of C was observed at the Quincy House. Lieutenant Governor Edward P Barry delivered the principal address as a charter member. Guests included State Deputy Louis Watson and other state and district officers, plus Joseph F Bassity of the Columbus Club of Dorchester.
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James E. Hayes
Quincy House
Edward P. Barry
Louis Watson
John J. McCarthy
Philip I. McMahon
John S. Quinn
Daniel J. Gallagher
John J. Foley
Joseph F. Bassity
Columbus Club
Dorchester
St Jacobs Oil Promises Relief From Rheumatic Pain
An advert promotes St Jacobs Oil as a harmless local remedy for rheumatic pain. It claims quick relief from pain in joints muscles bones and relief from sciatica lumbago backache neuralgia and swelling without skin burn or discoloration. It urges a small trial from any drug store and promises near instant freedom from pains and stiffness.
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St. Jacobs
Kidney Remedy Credited With Life Saving Cure
Battle Creek resident Clarence H. White credits Warner s Safe Kidney and Liver Remedy with curing a kidney and liver ailment after twenty years of illness. He reports swift improvement and life saving results. The product is sold by druggists in 50 cent and 1.00 sizes with a free sample offer from Warner s Safe Remedies Co Rochester New York.
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Battle Creek
Mich
Clarence H. White
Warner
Warner’s Safe Remedies Co
Dept
Rochester
N. Y
Olive Tablets Offer Gentle Liver Bowel Boost
An advertisement touts Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets as a non calomel liver and bowel aid. Described as a purely vegetable compound with olive oil, they allegedly brighten skin, eyes, and mood, start the bile, relieve constipation, and are sold nationwide for 10 and 25 cents per box.
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DR. Pierce
Gilchrists
GiLcuRist Co
Washington & Winter Sts
M'Nab
River Street
Luggsy
Sunday Post
Scott
Maurice Ketten
Eden
Ceeer
Shaw
Parker
Fish
Meara
Court Square
Swift
Cambridge School Board
Paine Co
Hungary
Edict of Excise Board
J. E. Hayes Council
Jameson’s
Duffy’s
Gordon Dry
Duff Gordon
Calif
Xi Kina
xi'Kinas
M. & R. Vermouth
Ite Pri
Ginter Co
Canal_ St
Haymarket Square
Union St., Cer. Elmwievet
Bet. West
Temple Pl
Bromfield St
Tremont
Tremont St
Washington St
Ana
Pneuvac CO
Temple Place
Oxford
the Great Ceylon Tea CO
Dock SQ
Great Ceylon Tea CO
Faneuil Hall
Fox Men
Dr. Reed
WES
Kion Shoe Co
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