Curley Presses for Boston Grain Shipments to Russia Relief
Mayor elect Curley spends January 5 in Washington pushing Hoover Relief Commission and Shipping Board to route seventy five million bushels of corn to Russia through Boston. He meets Senator Lodge and Emergency Fleet officers and asks Boston Chamber of Commerce to seek immediate rate reform. He warns Boston risks fading as export port without lower westbound freight rates and notes December saw no foreign ships call at Boston.
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Washington
Mayorelect
Curley
Hoover Relief Commission
Boston
Shipping Board
New Yorks Central Railroad
Joseph B. Powell
Emergency Fleet Corporation
The
New York Central Railroad
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Massachusetts
Senator Lodge
Conese Gallivan
Tinkham
Interstate Commerce Commission
New England
Mr. Curley
New York
Joseph Lundy
Policeman Fights Burglary Thief at Everett Home
Patrolman William H. Hafferty awoke to a breaking attempt at 127 Cottage Street. In a fierce struggle on the window ledge the thief ripped free in torn clothing, then leaped away as a shot from the revolver may have struck him. The officer, barefoot in snow, pursued the suspect for several houses before losing the trail.
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William H. Hafferty
Cottage Street
Everett
Hafferty
Fellar
Medals for Relief Work Presented by National Committee
Doctor James L. Barton will decorate 43 Massachusetts relief workers in the State House council chamber next Monday. Gov Cox attends to honor those who served in famine districts of the Near East, with numerous named recipients listed from Cambridge to Brookline and beyond.
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James Ll. Barton
National Near East Relief Committee
Masachusetts
Council
State House
Near East
Governor Cox
Pauline Allen
Avon Street
Cambridge
Carleton
Ayer
Shawmut Avenue
Boston
Charles E. Bailey
Harold M. Marvin
Massachusetts General Hospital
J. Louise Mason
Falmouth
Gardiner C. Means
Crawford Street
Lowell
John W. O'Meara
Linden Street
Worcester
Grace L. Reilly
Royal Street
Allston
George L. Richards
Evansway
Mary L
George L.) Richards
Ernest W. Riggs
Lillian Soule
John Keizer
Waitresses Union Installs Officers in Tremont Temple
The Waitresses Union Local 112 held its annual installation at Chipman Hall Tremont Temple before 200+ members. International VP John W Conley assisted. matron Delia Hurley introduced leaders who spoke. Officers installed: Margaret Donahue president May Tabor vice president Nellie Curran recording secretary Bessie Irving financial secretary Delia Hurley business agent Mabel Murphy chaplain Nellie Lewis inspector Katherine Finnerty inside guard. A musical program and buffet followed.
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Local 112
Chipman
Nellie Curran
Bessie Irving
Delia Hurley
Mabel Murphy
Nellie Lewis
Katherine Finnerty
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Robert L. Norton
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Chuck Roast
Bacon
Vermont
Hough
Arthur E. Dorr
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Dorchester
ON & Dutton’s
Quincy
Camp Dodge
Iowa
New Cumberland
Ft. Mason
Calif
Louis
Pittsburg
Camp Lee
War Department
Castile
Cumberland
Chicago
Fort Mason
San Francisco
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New Crim
First Ave
Brooklyn
Camp Dodge and
St. the
West Pershing Road
DIN Mtu
California
Fancy Co
E. E. Gray CO
Hanover
Union & Blackstone
Sts
Gilchrist
Mark Downs
Brunswick
Nntie
Taye
Ana Aye
Charmeuse
Serge
Gilchrist CO
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