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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1919

Page

6

Fathers and Mothers Club Bazaar Raises Funds for Child Welfare

The Fathers and Mothers Club Bazaar at Copley Plaza featured frames, blankets, dolls, gifts, and homemade candy. Proceeds aim to reach 4000 dollars for child welfare work. Mrs. E. Gobrecht led the president’s table and many federation presidents attended.

Fathers and Mothers Copley Plaza E. Gobrecht Federation of Women’s Clubs Adelaide Clark Ways and Means Franklin Cooper Vivian Bliss

Chicago firm to build large Boston plant on Calf Pasture

American Radiator Company of Chicago purchases 600000 plus square feet of Willard Welsh Realty land with J Sumner Draper and Mark Temple Dowling. The firm will erect a 95000 square foot two story warehouse costing over 1500000 dollars and add six acres of buildings to employ 2600 to 3000 workers. Output expected between 75 and 85 million pounds annually.

American Radiator Company of Chicago Willard Welsh Realty Company, Inc J. Sumner Draper Mark Temple Dowling Mt. Vernon Street Columbia Road American Radiator Company Boston

Riendeau Murder Trial Says Husband Was Always Angry

Mrs. Lucina Riendeau testified in Judge Hahn's Superior Court room that her husband George Riendeau poisoned their infant son on May 17 at their Central Falls home. Defense attorney Samson Nathanson noted he would admit his client faced an unfortunate situation but denied murder, arguing the father had no opportunity to administer Paris Green the day the boy died. Mrs. Riendeau, the sole witness for the defense, claimed her husband grew angry when the child cried and demanded she work, while she admitted a dirty house and her husband’s drunken behavior as factors.

Providenced Lucina Riendeau Hahn Superior Court George Riendeau Central Falls George

Plan International Child Labor Law Adopted by Conference

The International Labor Conference unanimously approved submitting an international agreement on child labor to represented governments. The plan sets minimum ages of employment: under 14 for all nations except Japan and India, which set 12. It also rejects employing women in risky industries and urges disinfection measures to curb anthrax spread. Stuart Bunning of Britain and Margaret Bondfield helped craft the India inclusion.

Japan India Orientah Stuart Bunning Great Britain Margaret Bondfield

Fresh Assistant Appeals to Early Shoppers

The article urges early shopping as the best way to secure comfort for readers and ensure the assistant’s full attention, highlighting fresher service now than later in the season.

Velvet cross hand bag with mirror and gilt frame

Exquisite black brocaded velvet cross hand bag with silk lining and framed coin compartments. Mirror inside, ribbon frill at bottom, gilt frame, measurements described. Bas cree wad priced at $12.45.

Address and memo book with removable indexed pages

An address memo set features removable indexed pages and a monthly memo book. Bound in tan English pigskin with seal leather and silver corner accents. Includes 454x3 inches folded dimensions and initials stamped free of charge.

Night Cap Crystal Water Carafe with Wicker Tray

An ad for a crystal water carafe with removable tumbler and white enamel wicker tray. Describes tray dimensions 6 inch diameter and 9 inches high with a glass base, priced at $3.25. Promotes The Crystal China Wickerware and Furniture Department on the second floor as a gift solution.

M I S Facing Grave Crisis Endowment Appeal Urges Alumni

Massachusetts alumni of technology face a grave crisis as the endowment drive stalls. President Maclauren warns that without broader support from New England, the institution may fail to seize its opportunity and could retrograde. he notes waning local interest and the risk that a benefactor known as Mr Smith may divert his support.

Massachusetts Alumni of Technology Tay State Smith Maclauren Educational Endowment Fund

Institute on the crest of prosperity faces looming technology crisis

The institute enjoys top wave prosperity with strong buildings equipment reputation and a large student body. Yet technology now faces a crisis that demands prompt action to avert future risk and ensure continued growth.

Turner's charge: state ownership foes are Bolshevists

New Haven Nov 19 George E Turner general counsel of the National Council of Insurance Federations says supporters of state ownership of insurance are Bolshevists or radicals. He spoke to the Connecticut Chamber of Commerce insurance group alleging aggressive organizations seek to subvert economic and governmental systems. Henry Moir of Home Life Insurance Co notes European Socialist view on America as propaganda risk due to widespread worker home ownership.

New Haven George E. Turner National Council of Insurance Federations Connecticut Chamber of Commerce America Turner Henry Moir the Home Life Insurance Company of New York

Protestant Church News Roundup in Greater Boston

Bishop Lawrence to preach at Trinity Church and at the Church of the Advent anniversary observance on Nov 30. Rev Roy B Guild of New York to speak at Federation of Churches meeting at Ford Hall tonight unifying Protestant denominations for urban service. Welcome home for Epiphany service men in Dorchester with Honor Roll Eucharist and speaker Major Royce. Also Lawson van Allen to address American British Federation and lecture Luxemburg and Lorraine at Bates Hall tonight and tomorrow night.

Lawrence Trinity Church Church of the Advent Roy B. Guild of New York Federation of Churches Ford Hall Greater Boston Norfolk Stanton Streets Dorchester Alexander B. Royce 302D Field Artillery William Harman van Allen T. D Bates Hall Luxemburg and Lorraine

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