Coal On Hand 306,973 Tons in Massachusetts
There are 306,973 net tons of anthracite coal on hand in Massachusetts four percent communities including Boston, per Fuel Administrator Hultman. An additional 141,376 tons are en route from mines to dealers. Stocks cover domestic sizes broken egg stove nut and pea and may lift the three ton ban soon statewide.
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Massachusetts
Boston
Hultman
Cornerstone laid for Roosevelt House in New York
The second anniversary of Theodore Roosevelt death marked by laying the cornerstone of the Roosevelt House on 28 East 7th Street. The Roosevelt Memorial Association sponsors the project to inspire American youth in good citizenship with Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt and family members attending. Foreign dignitaries and ambassadors joined in the ceremony as telegrams from world leaders were read and a Roosevelt Pilgrimage was formed to visit the grave at Oyster Bay each anniversary.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Women’s Roosevelt Memorial Association
The
Association For
Douglas Robinson
Leonard Wood
Jusserand
France
de Marchienne
Belgium
de Alenca
Millerand
Albert
Pessoa
Brazil
Harding
Menocal
Cuba
Senor
J. E. Lefevre
Panama
Washington
Colombia
Roosevelt House
Oyster Bay
Gifford Pinchot
Milford
Lyman Abbott
E. A. van Valkenburgh
Philadelphia
Lawrence Abbott
Training for Buymanship Sparks Call for Honest Sales
Dr John M Brewer urged dealers and shoppers to adopt Buymanship at the Clothing Information Bureau in Hamilton Place Harvard educator and Bureau head championed ethical buying and selling. He warned returning purchases sabotage and urged clear sizes and truthful displays.
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John M. Brewer
Clothing Information Bureau
Hamilton Place
Brewer
Graduate School of Education
Bureau of Vocational Guidance
Harvard University
Catholic Church Notes and Club Elections
Today being the first Friday Mass of exposition will be celebrated in city churches. At the Cathedral of the Holy Cross Mass is at 7 am with Sacred Heart devotions 8 to 9 pm. Brookline Catholic Club officers elected for the year include William R. Kennealy president and John Hickey vice president. An alumni reunion and banquet for St Mary’s School Alumni Association will be held in St Mary’s Hall Cambridgeport on Feb 6 inviting former pupils to join. Rev M J Doody, rector of St Mary’s, is expected to attend.
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Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Brookline Catholic Club
William R. Kennealy
John Hickey
A. John Halfensine
Howard McoKinnon
Bernard S. O'Kane
John Mahon
Edward Duffy
Stephen Ryan
St. Mary’s School
St. Mary’s Hall
Cambridgeport
M. J. Doody
St. Mary's Church
Hayes Healing Wayney Brice Bic Grover N-Tratic Salve Ad
An old advertisement touts Hayes Healing Wayney with a claim to soothe throats and cure coughs. It offers Brice and Bic products and a free box of Grover's N-Tratic Salve for chest colds head colds and croup with every bottle.
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Hayes
Wayney
Brice & Bic
Grover
Caledonian Club Elects Officers
The Boston Caledonian Club held its annual meeting at Deacon Hall last night electing John Speirs 2d as chief and naming David Lees John Adamson David B Simpson Alex Robertson and Eben Bramberry as first through fifth chieftains. Malcolm Ross joined the property committee for five years while ex Chief Thomas Grieve serves as trustee for three years ex Chief George Scott as auditor for three years and Thomas Imray on the finance committee for three years.
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Boston Caledonian Club
Deacon Hall
John Speirs
David Lees
John Adamson
David B. Simpson
Alex Robertson
Eben Bramberry
Malcolm Ross
Thomas Grieve
George Scott
Thomas Imray
Garfield urges coal commissions in St Louis luncheon
Dr. Harry A. Garfield president of Williams College and former federal fuel administrator told a St Louis chamber of commerce luncheon that coal demand outstrips supply and federal commissions should be appointed. He proposed separate bituminous and anthracite commissions under the Interior Secretary to protect the public, operators and miners.
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ST. Louis
Harry A. Garfield
Williams College
Williamstown
Mass
Chamber of Commerce
Secretary of the Interior
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