Politicians urged by Boston aid to fund campaigns locally
W F Fitzgerald of Boston appealed to Holy Name Society members at St Marys parish urging wage earners to contribute small amounts to political campaigns. He warned of financial thieves and crooks, urged a 10 cent monthly per family cap, and said workers and business leaders must unite to create wealth and solve national problems.
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Salem
W. F. Fitzgerald
Boston
Democratic State Committee
Holy Name Society
St. Mary’s Parish
Fitzgerald
New England
United States
Pinched backs are not style, says fashion expert
Harry A. Bingham of the Tailor Trade Journal, speaking at the Gentlemen's Fashion Show in Hotel Bellevue, warned men to avoid pinched backs and other passing fads. He endorsed conservative colors like blues, grays and browns and described new trends including the house suit, shorter satin collars, satin faced overcoats, and double breasted tuxedos without vests for summer semi dress.
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Harry A. Bingham
Tailor Trade Journal
H-tel Bellevue
Bingham
Public Squares Named for Boston War Dead
City Council approved naming public squares after war dead. Junction of Canterbury and Seymour becomes Joseph I. McGrath square. Junction of Blue Hill avenue Magazine and Dudley streets becomes John J. Gately square. Columbus Avenue Playground may become William E. Carter playground. Motion to name Toyliff and Westville streets and Geneva avenue Edwins McDermott square referred to public lands committee.
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Boston
Canterbury
Seymour
Joseph I. McGrath
Blue Hill Avenue
Magazine
Dudley Streets
John J. Gately
Park and Recreation Department
Columbus Avenue
William E. Carter
Committee On Public Lands
Toyliff
Westville
Geneva Avenue
Edwins. McDermott
Realty Man Seeks Higher Rents After Purchase
Myer Dana, realty dealer, appeared before the Mayor's renting and housing committee at 1 Beacon Street. He outlined a plan to split the former 35 dollar rent store at 1340 River Street and charge 100 dollars for one section and 8 dollars for the other after renovations of the old Masonic Hall. Deakes, Hyde Park dry goods dealer, was ordered to vacate. Two tenants signed leases at 100 dollars monthly, up from 40.
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Myer Dana
Pemberton Square
Mayor’s Renting and Housing Committee
Beacon Street
E. A. Deakes
Hyde Park
River Street
Deakes
Dana
John Blanchard
Herbert E. Ellis
Committee
Masonic Hall
Paris Fashion and Vogue Patterns Highlight Summer Attire
The piece surveys Vogue's guidance for entertaining and etiquette, then describes Paris houses like Paris fabricating summer wear from organdie and taffeta. It notes Hall of Fame for mode, designers Doucet and Armand, and sections such as Seen in the Shops and The Younger Generation.
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Paris
Yallot
Madeleine Et
Madeleine
Georgette
Doucet
Martial Et
Armand
Committee views Dana's promise on property development as binding
The committee asserts Dana is committed by promise to develop the property. If the proposed alterations are not carried out, the lapse will be considered a breach of faith.
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Dana
Filene Shops Detail Specialized Children and Baby Lines
The third floor dedicates half to babies up to 6 with clothes nursery furniture toys and books. Baby Shoe Shops with trained fitters are nationwide. Bo-Peep dresses and Little Dick suits target ages 2 to 6. Fourth floor offers three girl ranges 6 to 14 12 to 16 and 13 to 17 with distinct styles.
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Bovinine
Fund For Politics
Tan Oxfords
the Bellevue
National Association of Merchant Tailors
H. A. Bingham
Gentleman’s Wardrobe
S. H. Spring
The
Associatiion
Realty
Voogue
Vogue
DAVIS
C. C. Bowles & CO
Bedford Street
Jordan Marsh Furniture Annex
Vom
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