Massachusetts furniture dealers mark 10th anniversary dinner
Massachusetts Home Furnishers Association held its 10th annual dinner at Copley Plaza with 500 members guests and speakers led by Governor McCall. Ex Mayor Fitzgerald and others saluted patriotism as President Wilson sent a letter of praise. Officers were elected at a pre banquet meeting.
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Copley Plaza
Home Furnishers’ Association
McCall
C. E. Osgood
John F. Fitzgerald
Adeline
Wilson
Osgood
Association
America
Jim Sis
Edward A. Horton
State Senate
Edward J. Slattery
Curley
Albert Leon
National Home Furnishers Association
Charles E. Spratt
Frank Ferdinand
F. T. A. McLeod
A. McArthur Company
Alonzo BE. Yont
B. A. McMahan
Morse Furniture Company
M. J. Sullivan
M. J. Sullivan Company
Lawrence
Charles L. Phillips
Phillips Bros
Cambridge
Jingh McLean
Holyoke
G. L. Hersey
W. H. Williams
Lowell
Wolf's Red Tag Sale Promises Bargains on Hosiery
Wolf's My Clothier at Hanover and Portland Streets advertises vast bargains in the furnishing department during a Red Tag Sale offering men's hose at 55 cents a pair, described as worth 18 cents more, with legal stamps and money back guarantees.
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Wolf's
Hanover
Portland
Reception to Fr. Coppinger at Columbus Club Dorchester
The Rev. Joseph F. Coppinger P of St. Augustine's Church Boston, named State chaplain of the Knights of Columbus, is honored at a reception tonight by James B. Hayes Council at the Columbus Club Dorchester. Organizers include Daniel L. Prendergast and Grand Knight John B. Kehoe.
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St. Augustine’s Church
South Boston
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Knights of Columbus
James B. Hayes
Columbus Club
Pleasant Street
Dorchester
Daniel L. Prendergast
Father Coppinger
St. Aidan’s
Brookline
John
Kehoe
Haverhill
Bishop Delaney
Lowell
Boston
Pere Marquette Council
Cheverus
Knights
Charges Against Arnold Spark House Debate Over Fare Increases
The Massachusetts House debated charges against Bion J. Arnold the expert hired by the Public Service Commission to study Bay State Street Railroad fare increases. A Casey move to dismiss Arnold failed 76 to 145 after claims of bias and past work. The session also killed a child labor bill and discussed wheat prices and state printing reforms.
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Giblin
Congress
Committee On Rules
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Germany
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Committee On Social Welfare
General Court
Civil Service
Springfield Fire Department
Tech Show to Hold a Smoker Tonight
Tech Union hosts a smoker for the Tech Show with Coach Samuel Hume returning from a West tour to outline the work for students. Miss Virginia Tanner resumes coaching the dancing for the production and ballet numbers.
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Technology
Tech Union
Samuel Hume
West
Virginia Tanner
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