Boston Seeks New Bureau of Commerce Branch
Congressman James A. Gallivan presses the Boston Chamber of Commerce move to obtain a branch of the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce. He met with Secretary Redfield and A. H. Baldwin to push Boston as the bureau’s next station.
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Washington
James A. Gallivan
Committee On Foreign Trade
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Boston
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Redfield
A. H. Baldwin
Boston sought for new Federal station and river work
A Boston congressman reports funds are exhausted for this year but the bureau aims to expand usefulness and Boston may host the next commercial radio or telegraph station. He seeks data on Dorchester Bay Neponset River improvements and asks assessors for vacant waterfront land and realty values to grow wharf and plant operations.
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Congress
Boston
New York
Chicago
New Orleans
San Francisco
Neponset River
Dan OC. Kingman
Dorchester Bay
United States
War Department
George F. Lawley Company
Stearn Lumber Company
Mayor Good Addresses St. Paul’s Club on Harvard Cambridge Ties
Mayor Good of Cambridge spoke to 10 members of St. Paul’s Catholic Club at their Mt. Auburn Street clubhouse during the club’s quarterly breakfast. He discussed relations between Harvard students and the city of Cambridge.
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Mayor's Levity Questioned By Unemployment Forum Theme
Morrison Ir. Swift told the Humanist Forum at Franklin Union that New York Mayor Mitchel treats unemployment as a serious issue while Boston Mayor Curley mocks poverty with jokes. Swift cites Curley offering him a mortar job as an example of misjudging the unemployment problem.
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Mitchel
New York
Curley
Boston
Morrison Ir. Swift
Humanist Forum
Franklin Union
Europe
Boston Unemployment Debate Attacks Mayors Social Economy
Swift criticizes Mayor Curley for a charity rhetoric that starves the unemployed while exploiting immigrants. He argues Curley bars new arrivals from aid, labels Italians as unfit, and uses weak work as supposed feeding. The speaker urges part time work and better welfare.
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Curley
Mr. Swift
Boston
Urley
Sleep Scarce on Gold Coast as Harvard Tunnel Roars
Life on the Harvard Gold Coast is disrupted by a construction tunnel from the Boston Elevated power house to the college yard. The project brings loud hydraulic pumps hammers and cart traffic, keeping wealthy dorm residents awake and turning Macbeths sleep murder into a noisy reality.
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Harvard Corporation
Boston
The
Charles
College Yard
Gold Coast
Harvard
Macbeth
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