Foss Bucks Mayor On Dock Plan
Governor Foss objects to a provision allowing the Mayor to appoint a member of the Dock Commission as part of a $9 million harbor bill. The dispute involves state lawmakers and proposes a five member board with high salaries, shifting control from the Harbor and Land Commission to the Dock Commission, with private interests backing the change.
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Foss Bucks
Foss
Fitzgerald
Committee On
Metropolitan Affairs
Ryan
Cambridge
Connolly
Boston
Newton
Lomasney
Senator Brown
East
South
Dock Commission
Harbor and Land Commission
American Buildings Trust Company
Governor and Mayor Clash Over Commission Appointments
The Governor and Mayor Fitzgerald are at odds over appointing a member to a city commission and the related political stakes. The Governor hints he may block a bill if the Mayor names a member, with decision pending before the metropolitan affairs committee Thursday.
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Committee On Metropolitan Affairs
Senate Overrides Foss Labor Veto On Minimum Wages
The Senate voted 26 to 6 to override Governor Foss in enacting a bill requiring metropolitan departments to set a minimum of $2.2 a day for laborers. Senator James P. Timilty led the passage effort. only two Democrats Quigley and Malley supported the veto. Republicans and most Democrats opposed the Governor, with a broad cross-party coalition backing the override.
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Senate
James P. Timilty
Quigley
Malley
Barnes
Denny
Greenwood
Mellen
Curley
Doyle
Timilty
Grainger
Halley
Hatton
Hoar
Hunt
Lomasney
Mack
Powers
Murray
Adams
Bennett
Blanchard
Brown
Chase
Evans
Gates
Hibbard
Mulligan
Nash
Nason
Newhall
Tolman
Turner
Lasell Class Night at Auburndale Ends with Farewells
Senior class at Lasell Seminary Auburndale held annual night exercises led by president Miss Gladys Lawton. Torch peers guided the procession as farewells and poems accompanied by multiple class addresses closed with a bonfire and a final address by Miss Margaret Jones. Graduation set for today at 10 am in Auburndale Congregational Church with ex Governor John D. Long delivering the commencement address.
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Laseil Seminary
Auburndale
Gladys M. Lawton
Kathleen M. Knight
Lawton
May M. Martincourt
Helen R. Thirkield
Elizabeth B. Brandon
Helen L. Sayre
K. M. Knight
Nina Dietz
Lasell
Ruth C. Butterworth
Margaret M. Jones
Helen Sayre
Auburndale Congregational Church
John D. Long
Justice McKenna Advocates Women Lawyers and Court Reforms
The associate justice expressed support for women lawyers practicing before any court if properly equipped with knowledge and experience. He cautioned against sweeping procedural changes that would delay trials, while supporting practical reforms to speed justice. He noted a commission to revise equity rules and anticipated changes moving cases from circuit courts to district and appellate courts.
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Supreme Court
Justice McKenna
Lurten
van Devanter
United States
Circuit Courts
District Courts
Courts of Appeal
Vincentians Discuss Centralized US Council Plan
A Washington based St. Vincent de Paul Society session outlined a plan by Thomas W. Mulry to form a national council to unify work, then rely on archdiocesan councils for a Paris linked system. Morning events include a solemn mass at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross and sessions led by Robert Biggs and Dr. Joseph B. Lyons on women’s auxiliaries and visitors.
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The
St. Vincent de Paul Society
Washington
Thomas W. Mulry
New York
Archdiocesan
Mr. Mulry
Paris
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Robert Biggs
Baltimore
Joseph B. Lyons
Boston
Atwood
Roxbury
Nancy Freeman
Elkanah S. Atwood
Elmore Street
Bean
Cyrus FE. Bean
Upton Street
Portland
Bertram
East Boston
William H
Meridian Street
M. B
Buckner
Columbia Road
Dorchester
Thomas Buckner
Pilgrim Congregational Church
Coveney
Catherine T
John J
John W. Coveney
Howard Avenue
Dudley Street
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Cronin
Dennis M. Cronin
P Street
St. Eulalia’s Church
Donaldson
Sophia
William Donaldson
Brooks Street
Sacred Heart Church
Eaton
Watertown
Nelo Haines
Henry A. Eaton
Capitol Street
Fallon
Jamaica Plain
Della G
Patrick H
Bridget Fallon
James J. Curley
South Street
St. Thomas’ Church
Griffin
West Medford
Michael P
Michael
Ann Griffin
Canal Street
St. Raphael's Church
Tannam
West Somerville
Selma Mildred Hannam
Willow Avenue
West Summerville
Hasse
James
Julia Hasse
Geneva Avenue
St. Peter's Church
Hutchinson
Cambridge
Hannah. L
Nathan Hutchinson
Inman Street
Universalist Church
Manchester Union
Knapp
Charles H. Knapp
Silver Street
St. Augustine’s Church
Division 24
M’cabe
Mary Ames
Charles McCabe
Lawn Street
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Reardon
Elizabeth M
Annie M. Reardon
Bradshaw
Cottege Street
Sullivan
Charlestown
Mary Ki
Mary
Kelleher
Charles P. Sullivan
North End
Tremont Street
St. Mary's Church
Warren Street
Tracy
Mary T
James M. Tracy
Hanley
Day Street
Anna B
Samuel Woods
Blue Hill Avenue
Vincent de Paul delegates praise preventive charity at Wheeling session
The Society of St. Vincent de Paul held a session in Wheeling with Mass at the Cathedral and talks by Thomas W. Hynes and Canon Higgins urging preventive charity, thrift, and self denial as keys to alleviating poverty. About 600 attendees joined a harbor excursion hosted by Mayor Fitzgerald after talks.
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Society of St. Vincent de Paul
Cardinal Gibbons
David F. Tilley
Thomas W. Hynes
Brooklyn
N. Y
Edward Galway
Wheeling
West Virginia
Thomas R. McCoy
John Rea
Council of
Philadelphia
Canon Higgins
America
Fitzgerald
Society of St Vincent de Paul meeting draws leaders in New York
Notable clergy and philanthropic figures attended a New York gathering led by Thomas M. Mulry to discuss the Society of St. Vincent de Paul. The conference focused on building diocesan councils, improving child labor, housing, tuberculosis prevention, and probation for youths, with calls for unity and active charitable work.
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ST. Vincent DE Paul Conference
POST
Edmund J. Butler
New York
Thomas M. Mulry
Charles Logue
Boston
Francis Burke
Charles A. DeCourcey
Superior Court of
Massachusetts
Denis J. Whaley
P. R
Roxbury
Edwin Mulready
Mgr
William P. McQuaid
P. E. Smith
Jersey City
P. J. Monahan
Baltimore
F. J. County
Los Angeles
Martin A. Clary
Superior Council of
Society of St. Vincent de Paul
Vincentians
Edward A. Hall
Wonderful shampoo destroys dandruff and lifeless hair
Mae Martyn writes in the Los Angeles Press praising a shampoo remedy. She claims a teaspoon of canthrax dissolved in hot water clears dandruff and revives hair, giving it gloss and body while rinsing clean.
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Mae Martyn
Los Angeles
Individuality in New England Shoe Store Ad
The largest and best known shoe retailer in New England promotes a Men’s Shoes department famed for distinct styles. It highlights June wedding footwear including dress boots pumps and low cut shoes in patent leather and dull finishes. Visiting members of the Hotel Men’s Mutual Benefit Association are invited to visit the shop and a style book is available on request.
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New England
Hotel Men’s Mutual Benefit Association
Plans for Boston schools killed in 1915
Two Boston school committee decisions scuttled 1915 plans. A $13,000 appropriation for after-hours programs in schools for parents meetings vocational work with parents and youths lectures concerts neighborhood clubs was dropped from the 1911 Boston-1915 programme.
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Boston
Boston School Committee
Boston 1915 diplomacy on costs and June athletic services
Boston 1915 talks favor general principles but decline to fund lighting and heating costs. George B. Billings seeks school instructors for July August games, but Dr. Harrington and Dr. Leen confirm school boys will run their own summer program. Debates over school inventory and 1911-12 expenditures accompany a long list of obituaries and funeral notices with numerous local residents.
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Boston
Leen
Ellis
T. F. Keough
Board of Apportionment
Colossal Report Plan For 3000 Schools
Chairman Ellis proposed instructing teachers to send in reports from each school and endorsed Dr. Leen s plan. He asked Dr. Leen to present a definite method for completing the work, noting a girls high school library of 25 000 volumes as a reference.
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Ellis
Dr. Leen
Miss Sturgis to Wed Harvard Man Theodore Scudder
Announcement of the engagement and forthcoming wedding of Miss Carolyn Sturgis and Theodore T. Scudder at a Boston home. Scudder, Harvard 1911, son of Winthrop Scudder, member of Hasty Pudding and Delta Phi, to marry June 15 with sisters as maids of honor and Hervey E. Wetzel as best man.
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Carolyn Sturgis
Russell Sturgis,Jr
Theodore T. Scudder
Harvard
Sturgis
Boston
Scudder
Winthrop Saltonstall Scudder
Willard Street
Cambridge
Hasty Pudding
Delta Phi
Cambridge University
Gertrude
Frances
Katherine Hubbard
Margaret Warner
Margaret Richardson
Susan Wesselhoeft
Susan Sweetser
Edith Parkman
Hervey E. Wetzel
Detroit
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