Mrs. A Mayo Dies on Cape Provncetown
Mrs Alexandrina M Mayo 78 widow of Captain Edwin C Mayo died at 382 Commercial Street Provincetown after nearly three months illness. She owned Mayo Cottage for 30 years and hosted many summers until five years ago. Survived by daughters Ella Perry Malden and Carrie Adams Provincetown. Funeral Wednesday at her home, burial Provincetown Cemetery.
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Provincetown
Alexandrina M. Mayo
Edwin C. Mayo
Commercial Street
Mayo
Cape
L'Archeaveque
Car Breton
Ella Perry
Malden
Carrie Adams
Y. M. H. A. Holds Its Eighth Annual Ball
The ballroom of the Copley Plaza was crowded last evening with members and friends of the Boston Young Men's Hebrew Association attending the eighth annual ball as a social highlight.
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Copley Plaza
The
Boston Young Men’s
Hebrew Association Eighth Annual Ball Draws Officials
The Hebrew Association held its eighth annual ball with prominent state and city officials among the guests. Meyer Hoffman chaired the committee assisted by Coleman Silbert Philip Burnback and Benjamin Miller. The ball committee included Leo Golden Jerry Thorner J Wolf Finkel and many others.
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Joseph Berkowitz
Copel Levin
Eernard Lewis
Mark Bortman
Edward Marcus
Moe Palais
I. Hobson Cohen
Herbert Lewis
Harry E. Burroughs
FE. E. Bahn
Samuel Goldberg
Daniel Koch
Benjamin Outick
Harry Quint
Bernard Morrison
Harry Falkson
Jacob Cohen
Samuel Friedman
Abner Ellenberg
Poincare Chosen Chairman of Reparations Commission
Paris Feb 23 The reparations commission of the peace conference met this afternoon Horatio Charles Jonnart who resigned handed his credentials to former President Poincare Poincare was chosen as chairman of the commission
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Paris
Charles C. A. Jonnart
Poincare
M. Poincare
Woburn Man George Day Found Dead at Home
George A. Day a 64 year old long time Woburn resident was found dead in his home at 10 Glenwood street Woburn. Medical Examiner Vernon C Stewart ruled the death due to heart disease and said Day had been dead since last Saturday. He served 25 years as cashier of the Woburn National Bank and retired in 1907.
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George A. Day
Woburn
Glenwood Street
Vernon C. Stewart
Day
Woburn National Bank
Symphony Musicians Vote on Union Affiliation in Boston
Sixty seven members of the Boston Symphony Orchestra attended a meeting at the Boston Musicians Union headquarters to discuss affiliation. Thomas F. Gamble of the American Federation of Musicians outlined the situation, with Local 9 leaders F. C. Kingman H. P. Liehr and William Dodge present. Attorney Arthur Berenson is named counsel for the players.
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Boston Symphony Orchestra
Boston Musicians’ Union
St. Botolph Street
Thomas F. Gamble
Weber
American Federation of Musicians
New York
F. C. Kingman
Boston Musicians
H. P. Liehr
William Dodge
Arthur Berenson
Boston Orchestra Players Push Union Membership Drive
A committee of seven from the Boston Symphony Orchestra announced that 86 applyed for AF of Musicians membership with tens more applications anticipated. They cited low pay compared with other cities and pledged to negotiate with management to settle disputes and seek a minimum weekly wage.
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American Federation of Musicians
Carl Gardner
F. P. Cabot
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Gardner
Boston
Detroit
Boston Orchestra
Bay State Women Prepare to Vote
Mrs Edwin A Shuman aids mobilization of new women Democratic voters in the state. Photo by Bachrach.
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Bay State
Edwin A. Shuman
Bachrach
Women prepare to vote as a united political force
Women across parties confront the ballot for the first time as a bloc. Some have long fought for suffrage while others opposed it. now many who once differed find common ground and seek influence in the political arena.
Women voters face party alignment in Massachusetts
The piece notes the political question facing Massachusetts women as both Democratic and Republican state committees push for women’s committees. It describes efforts to appoint representatives in senatorial districts and organize city and town committees across the state.
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Massachusetts
Women gain and politics split on suffrage in Massachusetts
The Democratic State committee names Mrs. Susan W. FitzGerald head of the women's division while Republicans discuss forming a statewide women’s committee led by Mrs. Bird with Mrs. Tillinghast as vice-chair. Anti-suffragists like Mrs. Putnam pledge to serve, insisting suffrage must be addressed fairly for both sides.
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Democratic State Committee
Republican Committee
Susan W. FitzGerald
Fitz- Gerald
Edwin A. Shuman
Brookline
Frank B. Hall
Republican State Committee
Charles Sumner Bird
Massachusetts Woman Suffrage Association
James D. Tillinghast
Republican Committee of
Bird
Tillinghast
Democratic Committee
Putnam
William Lowell Putnam
Republican Women's State Committee
Hall
Beacon Street
Mrs. Putnam
Women's Auxiliary Intelligence Bureau
State House
Women’s Auxiliary Committee
Hughes
Women urged diverse views on suffrage group leadership
Mrs Putnam, a Republican liberal, argues for broad representation on the committee to secure broad-based support for reform. She stresses women from all parties must back independent, capable leaders to guide the nation.
State to own Rhode Island trolley system in 25 year lease plan
The Rhode Island Company receivers unveil a plan to reorganize the trolley network as a state owned but privately operated system. The state would lease it to a new company with an annual rental of 1,020,000 and issue 18 million in sinking fund bonds at 3.12 percent to buy outstanding rights. The new firm could purchase the system after 25 years or renew under another 25 year lease, with operations overseen by the State Public Utilities Commission.
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Providence
R. I
Rhode Island Company
State Public Utilities Commission
Directors Selection Breakdown by Source of Appointment
The board consists of seven directors elected by stockholders, four elected by stockholders, two appointed by the Governor, and one appointed by the employees.
Today’s Boston events offer lectures and dedications
At 11 a.m. a hearing on reinstating striking police officers opens at the State House. 12:30 p.m. Pilgrim Publicity Association meets with Mark W. Burlingame speaking. 2:50 p.m. New England conference of Committee of 48 in Lorimer Hall. 4 p.m. Opening of the New Women’s Hospital at 202 West Newton Street with General Charles Cole and Commander Evarrgeline Booth speaking. 6 p.m. Boston University School of Theology students’ night with Bishop William F. McDowell. 7:30 p.m. American Folklore Society meets at Hotel Vendome with Llewellyn Bulloch speaking. 7:45 p.m. Unity Hall Park Square hosts a public meeting with Robert R. Moton, Dr. James E. Gregg, and Brigadier General John H. Sherburne as speakers.
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State House
Pilgrim Publicity Association
Mark W. Burlingame
New England Conference
Lorimer Hall
Women's Hospital
West Newton Street
Charles Cole
Evarrgeline Booth
Boston University School of Theology
William F. McDowell
American Folklore Society
Hotel Vendome
Llewellyn Bulloch
Unity Hall
Park Square
Robert R. Moton
James E. Gregg
John H. Sherburne
Don't Give Up the Tip
A light tale from the Alex the Great series by H. C. Witwer to appear in the Boston Sunday Post Magazine.
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Alex the Great
H. C. Witwer
Boston Sunday Post
Priest to Address Central Labor Union in Boston
The Rev Jones I Corrigan a philosophy and economics professor at Boston College will speak at the Boston Central Labor Union meeting on Sunday March 7 in Wells Memorial Hall 987 Washington Street He is expected to discuss world problems and labor capital relations though the exact subject is not set.
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Boston Central Labor Union
Jones I. Corrigan
Boston College
Wells Memorial Hall
Washington Street
Father Corrigan
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