Plan Aid for Jews in Europe in Boston Meeting
Delegates totaling 381 representing more than 75 000 Jews in Greater Boston met at Kingsley Hall to discuss securing equal rights for Jews in Europe and the Orient after peace treaties. Louis D Brandeis, a leading speaker, urged a constructive programme to alleviate suffering now and forever.
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Greater
Boston
Kingsley Hall
Ford
Europe
Orient
Louis D. Brandeis
Congress Committee Outlines Aims Of Jewish National Pact
The congress committee urged unity among 14 million Jews and urged democratic organization as the path to national Jewish goals. Delegates from Boston congregations and Zionist bodies elected 28 representatives to join national congress efforts for political and religious freedoms.
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Congress Committee
America
Brandeis
Boston
Jewish National Congress
United States
Joseph M. Herman
Temple Israel
Nathan Pinanski
Congregation Adath Jeshurun
Joseph Sonnabend
Tempie Mishkan Tefila
Joseph Levenson
Congregation Beth el
Henry H. Levenson
Albert Hurwitz
Jacob R. Morse
A. ©. Ratshesky
David A. Lourie
Simon Vorenberg
I. Hamlin
Sons of Israel
Samuel Sheinfein
Robert Silverman
Samuel Goodman
M. S. Rubin
Miss Goldie Bamber
Arthur Berenson
Herman. Lowenberg
Chevras
Abraham A. Simons
M. J. Sawyer
A. Rusoff
Jacob Wasserman
Nathan Elzholz
Albert Horowitz
L. Nadal
American National Jewish Congress
General Congress Fund
Jacob de Hass
Jewish Advocate
Louis Kirstein
Filene Company
Max Mitchell
Cosmopolitan Trust Company
Julius Meyer
Gallivan Praises Huntington Ave Post Office Plan
Congressman James A. Gallivan praised Washington post office officials for choosing the Huntington avenue site while noting no cut to Copley Square and Fenway substation service. He supported a new building to improve working conditions and admitted initial doubts about site convenience near Copley Square.
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James A. Gallivan
Postoffice
Washington
Huntington Avenue
Copley Square
Fenway
Essex Street postal station controversy sparks letters from Boston
A Boston resident rebuts Washington officials claims about Essex Street changes. He cites statements by Postmaster-General Burleson and Assistant Roper, noting District Attorney Pelletier’s corroboration and a clerk Knox in dispute over any planned action. He asserts no investigation or decision has occurred and vows to press the matter.
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Washington
Burleson
Roper
Knox
Essex Street Station
Pelletier
Boston
Essex Street
Trouble From Crooked Teeth
Dr. S rank A Delabarre chief of staff at Tufts Dental School told a For Syth dental audience that irregular teeth are linked to melancholia epilepsy insanity neuralgia and more including malnutrition heart disease arrested development and poor appearance He urged early dental advice at age four and noted that misaligned teeth can impair health and efficiency.
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S’rank A. Delabarre
Tufts Dental School
For Syth Dental
Delabarre
Freight Embargo Eases but Boston Lines Still Lag
The Pennsylvania railroad lifts most export and domestic freight restrictions while New Haven, Boston & Albany, and Boston & Maine still face car backlogs. Grand Trunk Despatch remains the only line accepting general freight on schedule. Meanwhile St Marys Church in West Quincy advances with a new building plan and a Boston contractor.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania System
Boston
New Haven
Boston & Albany
Here
Albany
Boston & Maine
Grand Trunk National
Canada
West
Grand Trunk Line
Vermont
White River Junction
Massachusetts Protective Association for Horses Dinners Announced
Tickets for the January 18 dinner and meeting of the Massachusetts Protective Association for Horses are available at 15 Beacon Street, Call to join for safer urban and rural roads. George F. Stebbins from the Master Teamsters Association is a director. The Work Horse Relief Association runs the Ashton Lawrence Hospital for Horses at 78 Northampton Street, which now has one empty stall and offers free care for horses of poor owners.
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Massachusetts Protective Association For Horses
Work Horse Relief Association
Beacon Street
Protective Association
George F. Stebbins
Master Teamsters Association
Ashton Lawrence Hospital
Northampton Street
Ratcliffe Speaks on After the War Settlement at Concord
R. Ratcliffe of London spoke at the Concord Civic Club forum in the town hall on the topic After the War Settlement and Reconstruction. The London University Extension Board lecturer addressed attendees during yesterday afternoon's fifth open forum session.
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R. Ratcliffe
London
England
London University Extension Board
Concord Town Hall
Concord Civic Club
St Marys Parish Church to Rise as Grand Gothic Memorial
The planned exterior features a late English perpendicular Gothic style with a prominent corner tower. Quincy granite and limestone detail the tracery windows pinnacles and trimmings. The nave will be long and lighted by large side and front windows. The project rests on the current church basement and honors Catholic growth in West Quincy. St Marys history ties to early archdiocese Catholicity including 1826 Father Pendergast visit and the 1842 dedication of the first St Marys Church south of Boston. Pastor changes include Rev Grady serving 1908 to 1913 and Rev McCoy succeeding him.
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St. Mary’s Roman Catholic Church
West Quincy
Thomas R. McCoy
Charles R. Greco
Boston
John F. Griffin Company
West
Quincy
St. Mary’s
Father Pendergast
President Adams
Crane House
William 5. Pattee
Fenwick
Henry T. Grady
St. Benedict’s
Somerville
Thomas R McCoy
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Bauer and Casals Play in Fine Symphony Hall Concert
Harold Bauer and Pablo Casals performed together at Symphony Hall yesterday afternoon. They offered sonatas by Beethoven Saint-Saens and Rubenstein and Beethoven Variations on a Theme by Mozart. The concert drew a large enthusiastic audience and was hailed as among the finest of the Sunday series. Encores were requested but not granted. Mme Gadski will miss next Sunday's show, possibly canceling the matinee.
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Harold Bauer
Pablo Casals
Symphony Hall
Beethoven
Saint-Saens
Rubenstein
Mozart
Bauer
Casals
Mr. Bauer
Mr. Casals
Mme. Gadski
Union to discuss new contract next Sunday
Next Sunday the Coal Teamsters Chauffeurs and Helpers Union 68 will discuss the desired new agreement. The meeting will be held in Dexter Hall at 987 Washington Street.
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Union 68
Dexter Hall
Washington Street
Boston Labor Unions Protest Navy Daniels Action
The Boston Central Labor Union sent a resolution protesting Secretary Daniels refusal to approve wage board pay increases for Charlestown navy yard workers. They urge Congress and state legislators to secure adequate construction funds and press for action.
Station Agents Push for Eight Hour Day
Delegates of the Order of Railway Station Agents meeting at the United States Hotel, with a membership over 5000, prepared a demand for an eight hour day with time and a half for overtime on all roads east of Buffalo. They currently work 11 hours daily, seven days a week, and seek immediate effect of the new rules.
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United States
Buffalo
Freight Clerks Elect Officers at District Assembly Meeting
Michael J. Hallissey of the Boston and Maine Freight Clerks Assembly was named district master workman at the District Assembly 30 Knights of Labor gathering in Wells Memorial building. Other elected officers include A. L. Tower as district worthy foreman and Thomas H. Canning as district secretary treasurer. court officers P. J. Sullivan W. W. Cassell and John Regan. executive committee Cornelius Sullivan Timothy Sullivan Harry B. Martin.
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Tremont Street
Tiermen’s Union
Vocal 3
L. A
American Federation of Labor
Union 580
Wells Memorial Building
Convention Hall
Blatchford Wall
Stenographers, Bookkeepers, Accountants and Office Employees’ Union
Boston Women’s Trade Union League
Torrow
Michael J. Hallissey
Boston & Maine Freight Clerks’ Assembly
Knights of Labor
A. L. Tower
Thomas H. Canning
P. J. Sullivan
W. W. Cassell
John Regan
Cornelius Sulivan
Timothy Sullivan
Harry B. Martin
Unseating of Engineers' Local 559 Delegates
Labor notes report the unseating of the delegates of Engineers Union Local 559 for alleged violations of American Federation of Labor rules. The grievance committee will act on Geoffrey Whalen's report against a suburban city theatre. Plumbers Local 12 plans a smoke talk and entertainment at its 514 headquarters.
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Tits Co. Ll. A
Delegates of Engineers' Union
American Federation of Labor
Geoffrey Whalen
White Rats Actors’ Union
Plumbers
Boston Post Office Clerks Hear Talks on Consolidation and Welfare
The Boston Post Office Clerks Branch 5 met at Intercollegial Hall with Postmaster William F. Murray and officials John F. McGrath and Jeremiah F. Holland. They discussed branch office consolidation, improved working and sanitary conditions, holiday mail handling, retirement movement, and urged bills for protections and pensions. Resolutions honored Congressman James A. Gallivan and supported Murray’s consolidation plans and illness protections.
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Boston Post Office
Intercolonial Hall
William F. Murray
John F. McGrath
Carriers’ Association
Jeremiah F. Holland
Murray
McGrath
Jeremiah S. Holland
Peter F. Tague
Congress
James A. Gallivan
Timothy A. Gallivan
Hon. Charles N. Prouty Dies. Prohibition Advocate
The Hon. Charles N. Prouty a shoe manufacturer and noted prohibition advocate died tonight in Spencer He served as State Senator in 1906 and 1907 leaving behind a record as a public figure and promoter of local industry.
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Charles N. Prouty
Spencer
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