Cars Needed for Cripples to Aid Boston Outing
A Boston committee appeals for 20 more cars for an annual outing for crippled and orphaned children, hoping to serve about 2000 youngsters. The Boston Automobile Dealers' Association underwrites some costs, but public car donations and funds are urged to cover about $2000 for rides, candy, popcorn, and meals. Donations should be mailed to Chester I. Campbell at 5 Park Square, Boston.
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Greater
Boston
Boston Automobile Dealers’ Association
Chester I. Campbell
Park Square
Hines to Speak at Chamber Dinner in Boston
Walker D. Hines director general of railroads will address the Boston Chamber of Commerce at the Copley Plaza Hotel Friday at 6 30 pm. He will discuss railroad management under government control and its impact on New England.
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Massachusetts State Federation of Women's Clubs
Mt. Holyoke
South Hadley
Massachusetts Medical Society
Copley Plaza
Peters
Forsyth Dental Infirmary
Boston
Shoe Trades’ Club
Elmer J. Bliss
France
England
High School of Practical Arts
Roxbury
Boston Public Library
Copley Square
Logan
Quincy Council
Knights of Columbus
Alpha Hall
Quincy
Boy Scouts of America
St. Hulalia’s Church
Nazareth Hall
South Boston
James J. Walsh
New York
Odd Fellows
Lynn
Paul J. Revere
Grand Army Hall
Mayo Men's Association
Corinthian Hall
Washington Street
Wenona Osborge Pinkham
Civic and Suffrage League
Roxbury School Centre
Varaztad H. Kazanjian
Royal Army Medical Corps
Fenway
Dispute Over New England Coal Rates Before Boston Chamber
The Boston Chamber of Commerce special coal rates committee accused railroads of unfair treatment of Boston and New England. The panel led by R L Studley reported no concessions were won and adopted resolutions urging a rate reduction. A Washington conference was set with the Interstate Commerce Commission to press the issue.
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Boston
New England
Railroad Administration
Boston Chamber of Commerce
R. L. Studley
Committee On Transportation
C. Peter Clark
Massachusetts Public Service Commission
Frederick Manley Ives
Special Coal Rates Committee
Co. H. Tiffany
New England Paper & Pulp Traffic Association
P. J. Dowd
Holyoke
N. H
D. P. Taylor
The
Pacific Mills
William H. Chandler
Chamber of Commerce Transportation Bureau
C. H. Triffany
Edgar J. Rich
Committee given power to add members and choose chair
The Associated Industries of Massachusetts reports a committee empowered to increase its membership and select its own chairman, broadening its internal leadership and governance.
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The
Associated Industries of
Massachusetts
Labor backs Phelan for Boston Public Library post
Labor groups support Roxbury newspaperman Thomas It. Phelan for a seat on the Boston Public Library board. Phelan has led unions, served as secretary of the Boston Newspaper Writers Union and represented it at Boston Central Labor Union meetings.
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Boston Public Library
Thomas It. Phelan
Roxbury
Peters
Phelan
Boston
Writers’ Union No. 1
Boston Central Labor Union
Rose Croix Council
Knights of Columbus
Boston Catholic Total Abstinence Union
St. Patrick’s Total Abstinence and Literary Society of
Dining at the Pink Parrot in The Married Life of Helen and Warren
In Mable Herbert Urner’s piece for the Boston Sunday Post Magazine, Helen and Warren share a tense dining scene at the Pink Parrot. The encounter reveals strains in their marriage and hints at deeper conflicts to come.
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Helen
Warren
Mable Herbert Urner
Helen and
Boston Sunday Post
Asquith Defends Government Over Lord French Criticism
Prime Minister Asquith rebutted Lord French's charges in a London speech, stating cabinet consternation over Lord French's planned actions before Kitchener's France visit and asserting government support for munitions. He cited Kitchener's post formation report and noted changes in shell allocations without linking French's retirement to ammo supply.
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London
Herbert H. Asquith
Viscount French
France
Earl Kitchener
Lord French
Asquith
Lord Kitchener
Kitchener
French
Fruit-a-tives advertised as cure for indigestion
Corine Gaudreat credits Fruit-a-tives with curing years of indigestion and constipation and urges others to try the product. The ad lists prices 50c a box 6 for 2.50 and a trial size 25c, with availability from Fruit-a-tives Limited in Ogdensburg New York.
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Rochon
P. Q
Fruit-A-Tives, Limited
Ogdensburg
N. Y
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Zs Butler
R. R
Washington
Cyrus E. Dallin
Rotary Club
City Club
Boston University
Jacob Sleeper
Margaret Brent
Suffrage Guild
Brewster
LABOR
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Vorenberg
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