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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1920

Page

6

Plans for More Pay to Boston Symphony Men

The Boston Symphony Orchestra reviews salaries and methods after a 30 percent rise since 1914. A players committee will examine the list amid ongoing unionization. trustees urge musicians with expiring contracts to decide on renewal. Judge Cabot notes the orchestra's enduring standards, endowment support, and ongoing Pop concert additions. The union seeks higher pay, but this requires substantial donor funding or ticket-price adjustments.

Higginson Boston Boston Symphony Orchestra

Children's Hospital Officers Elected in 51st Annual Meeting

George P. Gardner of Boston was re elected president of the Children's Hospital at the 51st annual meeting. Henry Wheeler was chosen vice president F W Hunnewell secretary and S Huntington Wolcott treasurer. Finance committee members include Gordon Abbott George P Gardner Wallace L Pierce and William Endicott. executive committee members include Gordon Abbott S H Walcott W H Seabury J A L Blake F Murray Forbes and George F P Gardner. Board of managers lists Dr F C Shattuck Oliver Ames Gordon Abbott Wallace IL Pierce W H Seabury J A L Blake Alexander Whiteside D L Pickman Jr G von L Meyer F W Stearns Philip S Sears and F Murray Forbes.

George P. Gardner Boston Children’s Hospital Henry Wheeler F. W. Hunnewell S. Huntington Wolcott Gordon Abbott Wallace L. Pierce William Endicott S. H. Walcott W. H. Seabury J. A. L. Blake F. Murray Forbes George FP. Gardner Board of Managers F. C. Shattuck Oliver Ames Wallace IL. Pierce Alexander Whiteside D. L. Pickman, Jr G. von L. Meyer F. W. Stearns Philip S. Sears

Irish Bond Certificate Drive Gains Momentum In Boston

Boston leaders report rapid progress in selling Irish bond certificates since Sunday. Ward chairmen announce broadened efforts, with pledges from Hyde Park and Dorchester and rallies planned across Greater Boston featuring speakers like Col Tim Moynahan and James B. Connolly to boost subscriptions.

Boston H. L. Eddy Ireland John J. Curley Peter Roger P. J. Melody Melody Hyde Park David W. Murray Dedham F. J. McKenna Ward 17 Joseph A. Sullivan Dudley Street Dorchester Irish Loan Daily Managers Report West Boston Charlestown Boston Central Labor Union Catholic Union Hall James B. Connolly Sea Stories Admiral Sims Greater William H. O'Brien Public Service Commission William E. Russell School Tim’ Moynahan Trish 69Th" Regiment New York French Legion of Honor Christopher J. Fitzgerald O'Brien

Printing Office Destroyed by Fire in Brookville Village

The printing office of H. F. Bowen & Co. at Franklin and Upland streets in Brookville Village burned this afternoon. Loss estimated at 10,000 dollars. Heavy snow stalled fire apparatus. a second team arrived after a broken hose slowed response. A bucket brigade saved three adjacent houses. Fire started from a heater.

Holbrook H. FE. Bowen & Co Franklin Upland Streets Brookville Village

Women Doctors First Admitted to American College of Physicians

Two women physicians Dr Anna Weld of Rockford Jil and Prof Leila Andrews of Oklahoma are admitted to the American College of Physicians the first women to gain membership. The meeting coincides with the congress on internal medicine. Nine times out of ten physicians diagnose while surgeons operate. One hundred physicians from over two thousand applicants are elected fellows.

Chicago Anna Weld Rockford, Jil Leila Andrews University of Oklahoma American College of Physicians Congress On Internal Medicine Weld Andrews Joseph H. Byrne New York College of Physicians Byrne

Kill Change in House Act Won't Pass in Senate

A bill amending the tenement house act to reduce space between buildings on a lot was killed in the Senate by a 4 to 11 vote. Senator Knox defended, saying the measure would allow garages in rear due to boulevard and rail proximity. Senator Halliwell opposed, warning of higher fire risk.

Senate Halliwell New Bedford

Birthday Party for FiveYearOld Marie Galvin

Marie Galvin celebrated her fifth birthday with a party hosted by her parents at 15 Whitten Street Dorchester. About 40 guests attended including her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Frank Galvin of Washington. The home was prettily decorated and a buffet luncheon was served.

Marie Galvin Little Marie Galvin Raymond Galvin Whitten Street Dorchester Frank Galvin Washington

Hunt Alien as Murderer in Walker Case

Springfield police struggle to locate Virginia Walker’s killer. The 12 year old’s body was found behind Somers creamery near Orange street. Authorities released Ernest Carrington after questioning and now pursue a getaway route from the scene. They questioned five night car crews on Dickinson street to identify a foreigner described as wild eyed and nerve racked.

Springfield Walker Virginia Louise Walker Somers Orange Street Ernest Carrington Dickinson Street

Stranger Boarded Car Near Creamery In Snowbound Flight

A man in rough laborer attire, without gloves, entered a car within half a mile of the creamery. He was in a highly nervous state, snow-covered to the knees, and appeared unfamiliar to the district. He asked many questions about the trolley’s destination.

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