Boston Naval Y M C A campaign plans unveiled
A preliminary six day push to raise 350000 by popular subscription to fund a Boston Y M C A clubhouse for enlisted service members was announced at a City Club luncheon. Grafton D Cushing will chair the campaign. Colonel William A Gaston and N S Simpkins Jr. hold key posts. Harold J Coolidge leads the building committee. Charles K Copees chairs the managers. Charles S Ward guides the effort as international Y M C A secretary. Ten teams of ten workers will be formed and start daily dinners at the Boston City Club beginning Monday February 5 with campaign headquarters there.
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Boston Y. M. C. A
United States Army and Navy
Grafton D. Cushing
William A Gaston
N. S. Simpkins, Jr
Business Men’s
J. Randolph Coolidge, Jr
Citizens’ Committee
Harold Jefferson Coolidge
Charles K.eopees
Harvardtreet
Charlestown
Boston
Charles S. Ward
New York
Gince
America
Great Britain
Detective Guilty of Impersonating Official
Albert E. Andrews, a private detective, pleaded guilty in U S District Court yesterday to impersonating a government officer. The case was continued for sentence.
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Albert E. Andrews
United States District Court
Boston Chamber to vote on relief for Elevated Railway
The Boston Chamber of Commerce will meet in Ford Hall tonight to decide if it should back financial relief for the Boston Elevated Railway Company. The chamber's public utilities committee reports the Elevated cannot raise capital for needed improvements and extra service, and relief is likely required.
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Boston Chamber of Commerce
Boston Elevated Railway Company
Chamber
Ford Hall
Elevated
Public Utilities
Fr Scanlan Addresses Infant Saviour Guild Meeting
The Rev M J Scanlan diocesan director of the Catholic Charitable Bureau spoke to a large turnout of the Infant Saviour Guild at St Cecilia's Guild Hall Back Bay. Officers elected for the year include president Mrs W W Taff and treasurer Miss M A Corcoran with an executive panel led by Mrs C G Flynn.
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M. J. Scanlan
Catholic Charitable Bureau
Guild of the Infant Saviour
Guild
St. Cecilia's Guild Hall
Belvidere Street
Back Bay
Father Scanlan
W. W. Taff
D. F. Sheehan
William P. Derby
M. A. Corcoran
C. G. Flynn
J. C. Prendergast
Colin W. Macdonald
J. A. Rooney
J. E. Gilligan
James BE. Kenney
Mary E. Hines
Deserves Gold Medal For This
A Cincinnati authority advocates freezone as a quick remedy for corns. Apply a few drops directly to tender corn to stop soreness, loosen the corn and remove it with little cost and without inflaming surrounding skin. A quarter ounce is enough for all hard or soft corns and calluses.
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Cincinnati
Railroads In Plot Lee Declares
W G Lee chief of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen declares railroads are delaying trains and creating overtime to exaggerate costs of enforcing the Adamson eight hour law. He asks whether the unions should continue to await a Supreme Court ruling on the law’s constitutionality.
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Cleveland
W. G. Lee
The
Brotherhood of Railroad
Supreme Court
Brotherhoods
Railways Fight Adamson Law In Ongoing Battle
Railways bar further enforcement of the Adamson law and plan petitions to clarify its application. Delays and overtime already appear as trains run under abnormal conditions. A Chicago meeting of four brotherhood chairmen on January 11 will map the next steps in the dispute.
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Supreme Court
Wilson
Congress
Four Brotherhoods
Chicago
St Ambrose Choir Whist Night for Parish Building Fund
The St Ambrose Church choir hosts a whist and dancing party in Bloomfield Hall Geneva Avenue tonight to raise funds for the parish building fund. Prizes include a barrel of flour and other items such as cut glass chinaware and silverware. Proceeds support Fields Corner parish projects and ward off rising living costs for the lucky attendees.
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St. Ambrose Church
Bloomfield Hall
Geneva Avenue
New Fields’ Corner Parish
Japan to arm her ships for defence
Japan informed the State Department that it will arm its merchant ships defensively and asked if the United States has Panama Canal rules for armed vessels. The U S considers defense armament does not change a ship’s peaceful merchant status and imposes no special canal restrictions.
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Washington
Japan
State Department
Panama Canal
United States
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Y.M.C.A
Chamber’ of Commerce
FR. Scanlan
Infant Saviour Guild
Cincinnati Authority
Lee
ST. Ambrose Choir
Dr. King
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Plain Dealer
the Plain Dealer
John Glass Peoples Gas Building
Eastern Advertising
John B. Woodward Times Building
Ween Pam Eon Ayers
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