Safety Committee Plans Massachusetts War Readiness
James J. Storrow chairs a reorganized Massachusetts Committee on Public Safety. The body maps extensive preparations for clothing, equipment, munitions, and industrial mobilization, outlining a permanent bureau system and subcommittees to survey plants, machinery, labor, textiles, and transport, with aims to support the nation if war comes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Storrow
Guy Murchie
Provisional Executive Committee
Mr. Storrow
Major Murchie
Walton A. Green
Benjamin F. Joy
James J. Phelan
A. C. Ratshesky
C. F. Weed
Safety Committee
Commonwealth
Massachusetts
Committee On Public Safety
Red Cross
Red Cross Organization
Bureau of Industrial Survey
Bureau of Textile Survey
Bureau of Engineers Survey
Bureau of Labor Survey
Committee of Railroad Transportation
Three Holt Family Suffer Gas Leak Illness in Lynn Home
Leona Holt 45, her son Ralph 24, and housekeeper Agnes Oliver 55 were found unconscious from illuminating gas leaking from a street main at 128 Myrtle Street Lynn. They were hospitalized with Mrs Holt in fragile condition but expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leona Holt
Myrtle Street
Lynn
Holt
Ralph Holt
Agnes Oliver
Lynn Hospital
New Issue of Small Dollar Greenbacks Circulated
The local sub-treasury circulated new one and two dollar notes yesterday marking the first such issue since 188. They replace silver certificates to meet demand for small denominations. The notes mirror earlier greenbacks with Capitol engraving and Jefferson on the two dollar bill and Washington on the one dollar bill with Columbus engraving.
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United States
Capitol
Washington
Jefferson
Columbus
Land
Williams College Alumni Endorse Wilson Break with Germany
Eastern Massachusetts Williams College alumni praised President Wilson for breaking off diplomatic relations with Germany at the 60th annual Boston City Club dinner. Resolutions backed support for the administration if war comes. speakers urged readiness and non neutrality in response to the European crisis.
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Williams College
Massachusetts
Wilson
Germany
Boston City Club
Williams
James PD
Colt
Bernstorff
Harry A. Garfield
College
Charles T. Terry
Columbia Law School
Lewis Perry
Phillips Exeter Academy
Frowns on 1920 World Fair Plans
Arthur Lord, acting chairman of the Pilgrim Ter Centenary Commission, criticized the proposed 1920 world fair at a Traffic Club of New England banquet at Copley Plaza. Mayor Curley and others supported the idea to honor the Pilgrims landing 300th anniversary, but Lord voiced opposition.
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Curley
Arthur Lord
Pilgrim Tercentenary Commission
Traffic Club of
New England
Copley Plaza
New England urged to plan a national wartime exposition
Mr Lord, acting head of the tercentenary commission, pushes a wartime exhibit become a national event. He asks New England transportation leaders to aid arriving guests while delaying a full expo until lasting peace and postwar relief are secured. Robie of the Traffic Club calls for rail and merchant marine unity. Hopkins of Dartmouth stresses cooperation over pure individualism.
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America
Lord
New England
Charles W. Robie
Traffic Club
Ernest M. Hopkins
Dartmouth College
Vorenberg Employees Hold Annual Dance in South End
About nineteen percent of couples attended the fourth annual ball of the Vorenberg Mutual Benefit Association at Catholic Union Hall in the South End. Guests included Simon Vorenberg Samuel Vorenberg Fred Vorenberg and Adolphe Ginsberg with William Friedman as floor director and Miss Rose Lofchie assisting. The festival featured a grand match led by Cy Weir and Dorothy Rubin, while Augustus Kerrch performed a Charlie Chaplin interpretation.
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Vorenberg Mutual Benefit Association
Catholic Union Hall
Washington
Worcester Streets
South End
Simon Vorenberg
Samuel Vorenberg
Fred Vorenberg
Adolphe Ginsberg
William Friedman
Rose Lofchie
Harry Jones
William R. Shultz
Albert Capone
Peter Muir
Henry Bernstein
Jennie Florin
Phyllis Bernstein
Alice O'Connell
Cy” Weir
Dorothy Rubin
Augustus Kerrch
Charlie Chaplin
Fight on Barkeepers Licenses Debate in State House
Hearing before the Legislature committee on legal affairs yesterday featured a spirited clash over a Boston Licensing Board bill to license all bartenders in the city. The session highlighted strong positions for and against the proposed licensing measure.
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Licensing Board
Fletcher Ranney
Frederick W. Mansfield
Mr. Ranney
Mansfield
Mr. Mansfield
John L. Donovan
John J. Kearney
Henry J. McLaughlin
Thomas M. Joyce
Manassah Bradley
Committee On Legal Affairs
Legislature
Boston Licensing Board
State House
Labor leaders named in regional union listings
Louis R Sullivan Dennis D Driscoll secretary of the Trades Union Liberty League Patrick H Jennings presi dent of the Boston Central Labor Union Matthias J Nesdale legislative agent of the AFL Edward Raleigh business agent of the Bartenders Union Springfield Mrs Delia Hurley international organizer of the Hotel and Restaurant Workers James F Hickey business agent of the Bartenders Union Lawrence James M Mantle president of the Boston Bartenders Union and James McConnell of the Bartenders Union New Bedford
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis R. Sullivan
Dennis D. Driscoll
Trades Union Liberty League
Patrick H. Jennings
Boston Central Labor Union
Matthias J. Nesdale
A. F. of L
Edward Raleigh
Bartenders’ Union
Springfield
Delia Hurley
Hotel and
James F. Hickey
Lawrence
James M. Mantle
Boston Bartenders’ Union
James McConnell
New Bedford
Oldest Concord woman enters first year of life
Mrs Nathan B Stow of Concord Junction Westvale born February 1827 marks her 1st year of life. She recalls grandfather Roger Brown, a Concord Minute Man who fired at the British at Concord Bridge on April 19 1775.
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Nathan B. Stow
Conecord
Hale
Mrs. Stow
Elizabeth Brown
Concord Junction
Westvale
Concord
Roger Brown
Concord Minute
Concord Bridge
Dartmouth Accepts Coach Cavanaugh Resignation
Dartmouth in Hanover, N H announces the resignation of Frank W Cavanaugh as head football coach after six seasons. Horace G Pender confirms the decision and notes one year remains on Cavanaughs contract. He indicated he would next coach Holy Cross at Worcester Massachusetts.
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Hanover
N. H
Frank W. Cavanaugh
Dartmouth
Horace G. Pender
Cavanaugh
Holy Cross
Worcester
Masa
Mayor Flint Renominated by Democrats in Rockland Caucus
Mayor Frank C. Flint was renominated at a Democratic caucus in Rockland Maine. A committee from a proposed citizens party offered its endorsement to the mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Fitzgerald
Rockland
Frank C. Flint
Citizens’ Party
Lady Bountiful and Uncle Take Boys to Meet Aunt Matilda
A brisk comic page preview from the Sunday Post promises a spry uncle guiding the boys to meet Aunt Matilda in a light hearted feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Bountiful
Matilda
Cascarets Cleansing Remedy Ad
Remove the liver and bowel poison causing dizziness coated tongue offensive breath and sour stomach. Take Cascarets at night for gentle cleansing not g r iping like salts or calomel. Mothers may give Cascarets to sick or feverish children for thorough harmless relief.
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Edmund Billings
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James M. Swift
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Farley
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Levi Greenwood
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
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The
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Speceial Fenway Symphony Orchestra
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Boylston ST
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