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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1915

Page

7

Build Now Movement Backed by Massachusetts Co operative Banks

Massachusetts Co operative Bank League adopts Build Now resolution urging New England banks to promote the Boston Post campaign. Leaders praise the effort, authorize executive action, and note signs of confidence as banks push small loans to home builders.

Boston Post New England Massachusetts Co-operative Bank League Frank E. Burbank Workingmen’s Co-operative Bank of Boston John J. Hurley Lawrence Merrimac Cooperative Bank George R. Glendining Banker and Tradesman L. L. Rankin Columbus International Congress of Co-operative Banks League W. G. Hayes Fidelity Co-operative Bank of Fitchburg Fidelity Co-operative Bank George M. Wright Hayes United States League Massachusetts Glendining Co-Operative Build William N. Swain

Perfection of Railway Service on the Golden State Limited

An advertisement touts the Golden State Limited as the premier transcontinental train with guestlike hospitality. It highlights low altitude routes to California, two expositions on one ticket, and a travel bureau at 288 Broadway offering planning and literature through S. L. Parrott, G. N. E. A., Rock Island Lines, Boston.

America California Golden State Broadway S. L. Parrott Rock Island Lines Boston

Ludlam Wins Sunny South Handicap In Drizzly Shoot

A. R. Ludlam of Raymondsville Texas claimed the Sunny South handicap title in a cold wet event. He shot 87 out of 100 targets from the 16 yard line to top the 13 year old contest.

Houston Tex A. R. Ludlam Raymondsville Ludlam

Matured Share Law Elicits Call to Expand Co operative Banks

Records show over 600000 left in co operative banks by matured shareholders in the four months to Oct 31 1914. Advocates argue expanding the system could fund about 1000 additional mortgages yearly, offering long term, non callable mortgages for home savers. The annual convention continues with a banquet featuring Governor Walsh and Bank Commissioner Thorndike as guests.

Co-Operative Co-Operative Bank Commonwealth Walsh Thorndike

Construction Expert Makes Case for Building Now

A construction specialist argues that current market conditions let owners save in material and labor costs, shorten completion times, and reduce business interruption by building now. He cites steel and concrete availability, labor efficiency gains, and a two month steel-delivery advantage boosting annual returns, with reinforced concrete as a modern, cost comparable option.

New England Middle West West Boston John Hays Hammond Hammond Europe Germany France England

Lawson Attacks Rockefeller Role in Colorado Mine Strike

Miners leader Lawson testifies about Colorado Fuel and Iron abuses and Rockefeller control. He denounces annual wages, housing, and forced labor, accuses Rockefeller Foundation of masking injustice, and cites officers Welborn and Bowers as ignorant managers. He calls for real remedies and union leadership.

Colorado Fuel & Iron Company Colorado Fuel and Iron Company Lawson Mr. Lawson Rockefeller Foundation MacKenzie King John D. Rockefeller, Jr Rockefeller Colorado Olondo Colorado Iron & Fuel Company Jie J. F. Welborn I. M. Bowers Mr. Rockefeller Bowers and Welborn United States China New York Belgium Rockefellers Murphy Gates Green and Heydt Flexner Rose Eliot Hepburn Judson Young Rockefeller Foundation

Do You Suffer With Rheumatism Try Eimer Amend’s 285L

An advertisement touts Eimer and Amend’s 285L as relief for rheumatism. It claims thousands endorse the remedy and says reliable druggists carry it.

Eimer & Amend

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