Bank official blasts Monroe Doctrine at New England Shoe meeting
F Abbott Goodhue vice president First National Bank of Boston declared that American business in Latin America is retarded by the Monroe Doctrine and its enforcement. The statement was made before members of the New England Shoe and Leather Association during their meeting at 166 Essex Street yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latin America
New England Shoe and Leather Association
Essex Street
F. Abbott Goodhue
First National Bank of Boston
South American Trade Outlook Highlighted by Shoe Makers
Goodhue urged cooperation with South American nations over Monroe Doctrine criticism. Shoe and Leather Association directors heard Vice-President Goodhue’s anti Monroe Doctrine remarks and discussed South American market potential reported by Chamber of Commerce delegates. Thomas F. Anderson cited growing demand for American shoes in Uruguay Chile Brazil Peru Argentina Bolivia Paraguay and more. He noted strong demand for upper lasts and shoe findings and said no hostility toward Americans exists among Latin peoples. The Panama Canal opening seen as a key to commercial supremacy on the West coast of South America and the Orient.
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Goodhue
Shoe and Leather Association
Chamber of Commerce
Thomas F. Anderson
Uruguay
Chile
Brazil
Peru
Argentina
Bolivia
Paraguay
South America
Orient
Car Crash In Medford Injures One Man At For est Street Junction
A touring car driven by John J. Develey of Norwood collided with a horse attached to a light buggy at the Forest street and Fellsway junction in Medford. The buggy driver William H. Brewster was thrown to the ground and sustained several bruises while five others were shaken. The vehicle was owned by John Lewis of Norwood.
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John J. Develey
Hickox Street
Norwood
John Lewis
Washington Street
Forest Street
Fellsway
Medford
William H. Brewster
Fulton Street
Lothrop Bondsmen Face $2500 Suit Over Theatre Loss
Frohman Harris Corp sues New England Casualty Co on bond for 2500 alleging larceny and embezzlement by the late William H. Lothrop, treasurer of the Boston Theatre. Suit filed in Suffolk Superior Court seeks payment of loss and damages.
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William H. Lothrop
Boston Theatre
Suffolk Superior Court
Frohman-Harris Corporation
New England Casualty Company
Boston
Frohman-Harris Company
Lothrop
Malden Goes for McGregor in Governor's Council Race
The Hon. Alexander McGregor wins a third term on the Governor's Council defeating Democratic challenger William H. Barter. Malden gives McGregor a large victory margin, while Everett narrows for the Progressive rival Herbert. Melrose, Winthrop, Somerville, and parts of Boston tilt toward McGregor, with strong showings in Cambridge wards 5 and 11.
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Alexander McGregor
William H. Barter
McGregor
Malden
Herbert
Bird
Everett
Boston
Melrose
Winthrop
Somerville
Sullivan
Cambridge
Seven in Race in Mayoralty Contest
Within the Citizens' Municipal League bitter tensions rise as leaders clash over control of the mayoralty race. A convention at Wesleyan Hall tonight aims to redraw the league executive and advisory committees to break the existing mayoralty and council divisions.
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Citizens’ Municipal League
Wesleyan Hall
League
Peters
Kelcher
Kenny
Keliherites
Keliher
Controversy Over League Slate For City Campaign
Rival factions led by Peters and Kelcher challenge the City Council leader Kenny as the league selects its mayoral slate. Voting eligibility sparks dispute with claims of stacking and restricted lists, while secretary Digney notes no candidate has a copy of eligible voters. The executive committee maintains voters should enter unbiased.
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Peters
Kelcher
Kenny
League
Digney
Keliherites
Boston Woman Refused Divorce in France
Mrs. Samuel Slater formerly Miss Alice Maud Spry a Boston millinery worker asked for divorce from Samuel Slater once a wealthy New York resident and cotton mill stockholder. The Paris courts yesterday dismissed her suit finding him not a drunkard.
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Samuel Slater
Alice Maud Spry
Boston
New York
New England
Paris
Slater
Avenue d’Iena
Nice
Germany
Kenny Favored In City Mayoral Convention Fight
The article details last minute shifts in voter lists and alliances as Kenny gains momentum backed by James J. Storrow and others, while Peters withdraws citing a split in independent municipal administration supporters. League officials deny stacking and promise only old league members vote to prevent packing.
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Peters
Kelcher
Kenny
James J. Storrow
Port Billings
Minot
Nutter
Municipal League
Lewis J. Hewitt
League
League Council
Hewitt
Daniel J. McDonald
George W. Coleman
Henry E. Hagan
Watson
Dingeny
Mayoral nomination papers filed as intrigue swirls
Fitzgerald Chairman Joseph A. Maynard filed 1000 nomination papers for Meyer Fitzgerald while the Mayor denied any bid. City Democratic leaders expect his run, urging followers not to sign until the Municipal League nominates. Curley entered the race, Murphy and Hogan filed papers, with Hogan making the first Mayoral nomination submission.
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Joseph A. Maynard
Democratic City Committee
Meyer Fitzgerald
City Democracy
Municipal League
City Hall
Curley
John R. Murphy
John J. Hogan
Mr. Murphy
Murphy’s uncertain stance in mayoral contest debated
Murphy’s friends doubt he will stay in the race if the mayoral candidacy returns. Councilman Earnest E. Smith filed mayor papers while President Kenny and Jerry Desmond sought nominations. The Progressive committee eyed an unknown candidate. Bull Moose backers possible. Various city figures, including Registar Fitzgerald and Ward 7 Democrats, filed mayoral papers.
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Murphy
Earnest E. Smith
Smith
Kenny
Jerry” Desmond
Citizens’ Municipal League
Progressive City Committee
Progressives
Kelcher
Christopher P. McCaffrey
Democratic Committee
Registrar of Deeds
W. T. A. Fitzgerald
Municipal League
John F. Duffy
Mattapan
Frank H. Cowan
Fred J. Kneeland
Frank B. Howland
Hustis Street
Roxbury
Curley Launches Boston Mayoral Bid Amid Controversy
Congressman James M. Curley attacked local groups he accused of pressuring voters not to sign nomination papers as he began his mayoral campaign before a Roxbury church crowd. He distributed nearly 1000 nomination papers to supporters and charged the incident to political machine influence.
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Good Government Association
Citizens’ Municipal League
Democratic City Committee
James M. Curley
Vine Street
Roxbury
Boston
Clinton Welcomes Governor-Elect David Walsh
Nov 5 Clinton gathers in Town Hall as Lt Governor David I Walsh gains statewide notice. The town, with 13,657 residents, erupts in enthusiasm during a reception at the Town Hall after his arrival from Boston incognito at 6 PM.
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Clinton
David I. Walsh
Mr. Walsh
Boston
Welcome for Governor-elect Walsh in Clinton Town
The Walsh home welcomed Governor-elect Walsh as crowds filled streets and bells rang. A Clinton Band led a parade to the Town Hall with Major Cannon as head of a protective unit and Company K, Ninth Regiment, escorting the party. In a packed balcony his sister watched, and he praised Eben Cobb as a trusted ally while urging unity and Clinton’s bright future.
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Walsh
Mary
Julia
Catherine
Hannah Walsh
Clinton Walsh
Walsh Club
Peter J. Cannon
High
Mechanic
Chestnut
Church Streets
Town Hall
Church Street
Company K
Ninth Regiment
Clinton
State House
Eben Cobb
Julia Costello
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Loran B. Walker
Central Bank Plan Emerges In Senate Committee Work
Washington notices an entirely new feature tentatively written into the administration currency bill by the Senate committee after a day of wrangle. Chairman Owen, a chief administration supporter, called the plan equivalent to a central bank and said the matter was left up in the air when the committee adjourned.
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Washington
Administration
Senate
Owen
Centralized Reserve Scheme Gains Senate Support
Located in capital the plan would place half the reserves under full Federal Reserve Board control in Washington to aid the banking system. The modification, proposed by Reed of Missouri, drew GOP andSenators Reed and Hitchcock voting yes while Owen Pomerene Hollis OGorman and Shafroth opposed.
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Federal Reserve Board
Washington
Reed
Missouri
Hitchcock
Owen
Pomerene
Hollis
O’gorman
Shafroth
Call Garment Strike Off In Boston Fashion Shops
Fashionable Boston women may avoid delays as a dispute between women tailors and dressmakers in 65 Boston shops is submitted to the State Board of Conciliation and Arbitration for settlement. The sides sought a third arbiter for an unofficial board but could not agree.
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Boston
Protestant Churches Plan Boston District Meetings and Installations
Mass meeting of Protestant churches at First Church on Temple Street Monday evening November 10 features an interdenominational home missionary program and lunch in Hamilton Hall November 20 at 1 pm. New England W F M A November meeting at 581 Boylston Street November 12 at 9 am to consider by law changes. Immanuel Baptist pastor installation November 12 at Field’s Corner with sermons by J L Campbell and charges from Rev James Francis and Dr Dé Blois.
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Boston
Epworth League
First Church
Temple Street
Hamilton Hall
People’s Temple
New England
New Wegleyan
Boylston Street
W A. m
J. Cromwell Hughes
Immanuel Baptist Church
Field's Corner
J. L. Campbell
D. D
Cambridge
James Francis
Clarendon Street
Dr. Dé Blois
Symphony Orchestra Tour Sells Out Across Cities
The Symphony Orchestra on its first Southern tour drew packed houses in Philadelphia and Washington with Mary Garden in Tosca, and all performances in New York Baltimore Brooklyn were sold out, leaving hundreds unable to obtain seats.
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Symphony Orchestra
Philadelphia
Mary Garden
Academy of Music
Washington
Baltimore
New York
Brooklyn
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Glad Cobb
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