Brandeis Speaks On Savings Banks Life Insurance
Louis D. Brandeis heads the Boston Paper Trade Association dinner talk on savings banks and life insurance. He argues for reform against industrial insurance lapses and praises savings banks as a model for provident prosperity. The audience, including T. N. Cook and numerous merchants, applauded his call to expand savings bank use.
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Boston Paper Trade Association
Exchange Club
Louis D. Brandeis
Savings Banks
Brandeis
T. N. Cook
Massachusetts
New York
Prudential
Trouble Brews as Boston Mayors Faces Independent Challengers
In a city where Mayor Fitzgerald wields immense control, a wave of independent candidates disrupts the political scene. Cauley, Baldwin, Ward leaders, and several rivals including ex-Senator Collins and Ward 14 ally Logan surge to challenge, while filings close next Monday and the Mayor races to curb the revolt.
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Fitzgerald
Alderman Cauley
Charlestown
Cauley
Joe’ Corbett
Charles 8. Sullivan
Corbett
Pandora
John F. Baldwin
Aaron
James Baldwin, Jr
Baldwin
Joe Norton
Boston
Savin Hill
Senator Logan
Andrew Mack
Andy
Logan
South Boston
Bobby Ware
Ward 13
Linehan
Ware
Torri Collins
Collins
Dixon-Riley
Whelton
Daniel A. Whelton
Lomasney
Francis J. Horgan
Alderman Whelton
Horgan
D. J. Kiley
Dixon
Kiley
Henry
Pat’’ Bradley
Roger Scannell
Daniel J. Kiley
Eugene T. Brazzell
Michael S. Drew
Kneeland
Nat Robinson
Quincy
Commonwealth Ave Woman Spearheads Public School Reform Effort
Mrs. Frank W. Page of 295 Commonwealth avenue leads a new drive on public school matters arguing the education of children is the nation’s key issue. She seeks a seat on the school board, is named honorary vice president of the Parents and Teachers Union, and criticizes executive sessions and smoking in meeting rooms while urging focus on educators’ experience and public school matters.
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Commonwealth Avenue
Frank W. Page
David A. Ellis
Union
Public School Association
Somerville Fireman Resigns At Mayor's Request
Abner T. Peterson, a permanent Somerville fire department member, has resigned per the mayor's request after friction with Chief Hopkins. The move follows strained relations and Peterson's decision to step down from his post.
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Somerville
Abner T. Peterson
Somerville Fire Department
Grimmons
Peterson
Hopkins
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Mr. Brandeis
Wellington Smith
KE. P. Lindsey
A. T. Denison
A. L. Deleschonies
EF. C. Walker
J. B. Kelley
Thomas Harvey
F. I. Carpenter
J. Richard Carter
Hon. Wellington Smith
W. P. Linwood
E. M. Davenport
Vernon H. Hall
C. S. Whitney
A. L. Hobson
A. M. Burr
J. P. Jordan
C. S. Baird
W. B. Livermore
J. E. Hussey
J. B. Forsyth
W. A. Whitney
W., W. Jenks
W. T. Upham
F S. Arnold
W. F. MecQuellen
Robert MecQuellen
Mark Warren
T. S. Kendall
L. D. Brandeis
Waldo E. Pratt
A. T. Judd
I. N. Eslack
J. G. Swift
Melvin Curtis
E. W. Teele
H. S. Dickinson
E. W. Stone
Baldwins
Bradley
Commonwealth Ave. Woman Excoriates School Board
Bass & CO
Sears St
Weer
Wavc
Umbrella
MFR
Henry Siegel Co
Hayward Place
Essex Street Side
Mme
Yale
Yale Goods
Scott
Rose
Vruticura
Siegel Organization
Mme. Yale
Essex Stre
Hayward
Batiste
Wallace
Fancy
Kleinert
Essex Street
Shields
Axminster
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