Diploma Nurses Graduate at Massachusetts General Hospital
Dr Herbert E Mills, dean of Vassar College, spoke at the Massachusetts General Hospital training school's 69th graduation. He warned that sickness costs America 250 million days annually, urging the graduate nurses to see themselves as social workers aiding morale, welfare, and national strength.
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Vassar College
Massachusetts General Hospital
Mosely Memorial
Mills
Fire Club to Exit Union Ties Amid Wage Grievances
Leaders of the Rus sell Fire Club, an AFL affiliated union, prepare to sever from the association. A secret directors meeting at 694 Washington street heard a wage committee report on Mayor Peters salary increases. President Daniel J. Looney said no action was taken due to official notification delay.
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Russell Fire Club
American Federation of Labor
Washington Street
Peters
Daniel J. Looney
Internal War Threatens U S Warns Maxim at Club
Hudson Maxim, famed inventor of explosives, labeled internal enemies inside the United States a greater threat than foreign peril. He urged stricter franchise reforms to curb ballot tyranny and prevent a private police state from seizing control of industry and public power. The Boston City Club audience of 14,000 business leaders and 200 diners lauded his warned stance.
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Hudson Maxim
National Defence
Boston City Club
Attila
Marine Association Refuses Major Murray Resignation
In Boston the Marine Corps Association of Massachusetts refused to accept Major J. B. Murray’s resignation as commander after he urged the group to replace him. The members, meeting at Grand Army Hall, voted to keep him in the post temporarily despite his still serving in the Marine Corps and limited time.
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Grand Army Hall
Washington Street
South End
J. B. Murray
Murray
Marine Offices
Tremont Row
Firemen's Russell Club Debates Charter with Labor Unions
At a meeting members discussed withdrawing the Russell Club from the International Association of Fire Fighters and affiliating with the American Federation of Labor and the Boston Central Labor Union. The referendum gave the board power to decide whether to keep independence or surrender the charter. Some firemen claim organized labor did not fully support wage increases and two platoon referendums won by voters last November.
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International Association of Fire Fighters
A. F. of L
Boston
American Federation of Labor
Boston Central Labor Union
Organized Labor
Free Speech Talk At Prospect Union In Cambridge
Reverend Samuel M. Crothers declares freedom of speech a primary constitutional right and warns against panic over foreign plots. Harvard Professor Zechariah Chafee joins as speaker while George E. Roewer misses due to illness. discussion emphasizes calm leadership and Americanization over force.
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Prospect Union
Cambridge
New England
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Deer Island
Arthur Fisher
Profesor Zechariah Chafee
Harvard Law School
United States
Dr. Crothers
Quincy Council Hears Breach Claim On Housing Project
Hearings before the Quincy City Council on a breach of a public utilities contract by Dennis F Crowley concluded with a decision pending in a few weeks. The war housing project contract was in question. Asa P French argued that a fraud motive would have been possible with a $100000 contract largely underground.
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Dennis F. Crowley
John J. Scott
Asa P. French
Crowley
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