Boston Police Annual Ball Draws 18000 Plus Guests
More than 18 000 attendees packed Mechanics Hall for the Boston Police Relief Association ball. The event featured strict entry control and orderly crowds, elaborate red white and blue decorations, and a large procession led by Commissioner Stephen O Meara and Superintendent William Pierce. The guest list included Mayor Fitzgerald and many city officials, with a grand march of about 500 couples and a lineup of ball officers and aides.
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Boston Police Relief Association
Boston Police
Mechanics’ Hall
Station 5
O Lalor
Stephen O'Meara
William Pierce
Dennis Donovan
O'Meara
Robert Clark
Pierce
Ryan
James F. Shaw
Guy Cox
Henry A. Walker
Cain
Hanley
William H. Hayes
William G. Blazo
Michael Crowley
Relief Association
Association
D. MelIntire
Mary F. D. Tirrell
Francis Bangs
Robert F. Clark
Leo Rogers
O’meara
George McKay
Burr, Smith and Pierce
J. A. Gallivan
Arthur Saunders
Portsmouth
Eng
John F. Rowan
Thomas F. Ryan
Osgood
Boston Police Protective Association
Civic Federation Seeks Insurance Reform in New England
The Civic Federation of New England held its second annual meeting at the Ford building with 300 members and guests. The program included a discussion on a savings bank insurance system to be considered by the Legislature, plus remarks by leaders such as Lucius Tuttle and Governor Guild.
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Civic Federation of New England
Association
Ford Building
Daniel Sharp Ford
Governor Guild
Mayor Fitzgerald
Kingsley Hall
Lucius Tuttle
Frank H. McCarthy
Louis Db. Brandeis
John Mason Little
Henry Abrahams
Warren A. Reed
Hayes Robbins
Tuttle
F. W. Taussig
Department of Economics
Harvard University
Louis D. Brandeis
Massachusetts Savings Insurance League
Edward A. Moffatt
The
Bricklayer
Brandeis Addresses Wage Earners Savings Plan
Louis D. Brandeis spoke on wage earners savings covering rain day funds life insurance and old age annuities. He urged savings banks extend to provide immediate funds insurance protection for premature death and annuities noting industrial insurance harms workers and calling for bank led retirement provisions.
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Louis D. Brandeis
Father Mathew Societies Celebrate 50th Anniversary
The 50th annual Fa ther Mathew Total Abstinence Societies anniversary was held last evening at St. John's Hall East Cambridge. Attending were Rev Francis Butler Rev John O'Brien Rev M J Doody Mayor Wardwell Hon Augustine J Daly and Senator Mellen.
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Father Mathew
St. John's Hall
East Cambridge
Francis Butler
John O’brien
M. J. Doody
Wardwell
Augustine J. Daly
Mellen
Etna Associates Ball Tonight in Bethesda and South Boston
Etna Associates will hold its annual ball this evening at Bethesda and South Boston. The grand march will be led by Frank Karanety and Miss Annie Galvin, a leading figure in Rosary society in South Boston.
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Etna Associates
Bethesda
South Boston
Frank Aranety
Annie Galvin
Moran Missed Invitation To Suffolk County Banquet
Suffolk officials will hold a banquet Wednesday night without District Attorney Moran who learned of the event only late yesterday. All other DAs received invites, but Moran’s name was omitted by the committee, later discovered amid a scramble to invite him by telegraph and mail. Moran declined to comment, saying he had not accepted.
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Suffolk County
Moran
John B. Moran
Hot Metal Blinds Two Boys at Gibby Iron Foundry
Two 16 year old boys, Charles EK Shorley of East Boston and Gustave Bordstrong of East Cambridge, were exposed to a molten iron blast at Gibby Tron Foundry on 96 Condor Street East Boston. They suffered severe injuries to the eyes and were hospitalized at the Eye and Ear Infirmary after being knocked down during pouring.
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Gibby Tron Foundry
Condor Street
East Boston
Charles Ek, Shorley
Saratoga Street
East
Boston
Gustave Bordstrong
Vine Street
East Cambridge
Eye and Ear Infirmary
Confectioners Welcome National Officers at Local Hall
An informal reception for the national officers of the National Association of Jobbing Confectioners was hosted by Branch 24 at the American House last evening. National President Barksdale of Virginia and National Secretary Alcorn of Pittsburgh were honored guests, along with former presidents A. C. Keeley of Philadelphia and D. L. Morgan of Scranton.
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National Association of Jobbing Confectioners
American House
Branch 24
Barksdale
Virginia
Alcorn
Pittsburg
Penn
National Association
A. C. Keeley
Philadelphia
D. L. Morgan
Scranton
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Joseph Kelley
Thomas Barrow
Edward Glines
John F. Desmond
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Thomas F. Lane
Allan V. Nixon
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