Metz Attacks Allied Trade Restrictions at Boston Luncheon
Congressman Herman A. Metz challenged Allied policies during a Boston Chamber of Commerce luncheon at the American House. He urged Americans to fear reduced neutral trade and warned that curbs on commerce could lead to a self-imposed economic halt. He questioned shipping and patent laws and urged reforms to protect US industry and dye-color production.
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Herman A. Metz
New York
Boston Chamber of Commerce
American House
United States
Germany
Your Opportunity to Visit California by Personally Conducted Tours
Travel to California via Burlington Route with a personally conducted party. Route includes Denver, Colorado Rockies, Salt Lake City and Sierra Nevada with low fares and full service. Agent Alex Stocks of C B and Q R R in Boston details trips and contact information.
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California
Sren Diego
San Francisco
Denver
Colorado Rocky Mountains
Salt Lake Stvy
Sierra Nevadas
Copley Square beautification plan sparks three hour hearing
A first hearing on Copley Square beautification drew city officials architects artists property holders and real estate men to the Beacon Street park commissioners office. After three hours of discussion the meeting ended with no decision.
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Copley Square
Park Commissioners
Beacon Street
Art Commission
Park and Recreation Commissions
Boston Traffic Committee Debates Copley Square Redesign
City officials and architects clash over plans for Copley Square with M Gulesian and John A Dillon objecting to changes while Ralph Adams Cram doubts money objections. A A Shurtleff and Charles Gibson present rival schemes with tracks reconfigured or preserved and Brewer Fountain as a feature as debates continue.
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M. Gulesian
Aire
Ralph Adams Cram
John A. Dillon
A. A. Shurtleff
Curley
Shurtleff
Charles Gibson
Thomas Allen
Art Commmission
Gibson
Copley Square
Boylston
Brewer
Boston Common
Public Square Traffic Redesign Sparks Debate and Plans
Louis K. Rourke opposes diagonal-cross plans. Preston defends current lines. Gibson proposes four pie shaped sectors for easy access while Shurtleff warns of traffic danger. Walker supports Gibson as most natural. Bancroft notes Railway veto on diagonal removal. Whipple urges keeping as is amid financial concerns.
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Louis K. Rourke
Preston
U. S. Pierce Company
Shurtleff
Gibson
Place de la Concorde
Champs Elysees
Madison Square
Times Square
C. Howard Walker
The
Society of Architects
Mr. Gibson
Charles S. Sergeant
Boston Elevated Railway
Pins sale for British relief fund at Bellevue
Members of the British Charitable Society bought allies pins at the Hotel Bellevue to aid the imperial relief fund. Pins pictured the British Belgian French Russian and Canadian flags. A relief fund committee meeting is set for Monday at the Exchange Club to finalize plans for a Tremont Temple mass meeting late February. War poems and British songs accompanied the event.
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Hotel Bellevue
Imperial Relief Fund
Relief Fund Committee
Exchange Club
Tremont Temple
Last Honor to J. H. Brehaut
Funeral services for James H. Brehaut longtime Boston Post proof reader were held at Immanuel Walnut Avenue Church Roxbury Attended by Post chapel members and Typographical Union members Flowers filled the church Remains will be taken to Lancaster today for burial
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James H. Brehaut
Boston Post
Immanuel- Walnut
Professor Andrews to Speak at Boston Public Library
Professor Eugene P. Andrews of Cornell will lecture this afternoon at 5 in the Boston Public Library lecture room. He will discuss In the Saddle in Crete with illustrations. The public is invited to attend.
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Eugene P. Andrews
Cornell
Boston Society of the Archaeological Institute of America
Boston Public Library
Crete
Somerville Couple Celebrates Golden Wedding Milestone
Mr and Mrs George J Gosse of 30 Oxford Street Somerville marked 50 years of marriage with a reception last night. Born February 5 1848 in Danvers Mr Gosse will be 72 today. They were wed February 4 1865 at the Orthodox Church in Danvers by Rev Charles B Rice. Mrs Gosse was Harriet Clark born in Charlestown. Mr Gosse served three years in the Civil War and is a past commander of Willard C Kin sley G A R Post and member of Major John A Cummings Camp Sons of Veterans.
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George J. Gosse
Oxford Sireet
Somerville
Gosse
Danvers
Charles B. Rice
Harriet Clark
Charlestown
Seventeenth
Massachusetts Regiment
Willard C. Kinsley
Dr. Patrick T. McDonough Dies at 34 in Woburn
Dr. Patrick T. McDonough, 34, inspector of foods and drugs for the State Board of Health, died yesterday at his Foster street home in Woburn. He belonged to the Woburn Lodge of Elks Woburn Council K of C and the Towanda Club. Survived by two brothers Charles IT McDonough and Edward J McDonough.
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Patrick T. McDonough
State Board of Health
Foster Street
Woburn
McDonough
Woburn Lodge of Elks
Woburn Council
K. of C
Towanda Club
Charles IT. McDonough
Edward J. McDonough
Jitney Debate Letters From East Readers
A Beverly reader signs as observer and disputes an Feb issue claim of no Jitney invasion in the East. He cites existing Lynn services and mentions a line between Town House Square Salem and Peabody, noting uncertainty about its extent.
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East
Lynn
Town House Square
Salem
Peabody
England Vexed With United States Says London Editor
S K Ratcliffe of London addressing the Boston City Club at the weekly dinner declared there is a growing feeling in England against the United States and its government. Ratcliffe is honorary secretary of the London Sociological Society and editorial writer for the New Statesman and London Daily News.
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England
United States
S. K. Ratcliffe
London
London Sociological Society
New Statesman
London Daily News
Boston City Club
US stance urged to stay neutral amid European crisis
A speaker argues the United States must remain clear of entanglements in Europe and resist partiality, stressing that neutrality strengthens America’s global influence and aid in preserving world order. Dr David Jayne Hill recalls the Mayflower compact as a model for just laws.
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Robert O. Harris
William C. Crawford
Lincoln Steffens
Ratcliffe
President Fish
David Jayne Hill
Germany
Hill
Europe
Old World
United States of Europe
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Fairbank Company
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