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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1917

Page

4

Home Market Club of Boston Holds Annual Meeting

The Boston Home Market Club held its annual meeting featuring a 44 star service flag, officer elections, and patriotic addresses urging continued support for the war and preparation for the postwar industrial effort. William B H Dowse was reelected president. vice presidents include Henry F Lippitt Louis B Goodall Walter E Parker Charles T Plunkett Nelson Curtis and H F MacGregor.

Home Market Club of Boston William B. H. Dowse Ave Sere Henry F. Lippitt Providence Louis B. Goodall Sanford, Me Walter E. Parker Lawrence Charles T. Plunkett Adams Nelson Curtis H. F. MacGregor

New England Protective Club names officers and board

The 44 stars form U X B initials as Franklin W. Hobbs heads the executive committee with R. P. Snelling William M. Butler Horace A. Carter and Frank B. Hopewell on the panel. Directors for 1920 include Charles Cheney B H Bristow Draper Louis A. Coolidge George S. Colton W H Chase W H Pridee Richard S. Russell L J Knowles and J. Lovell Johnson with W. C. Plunkett filling a vacancy. President Dowse urges protection of American industries and shipping, condemning free trade and praising coastwise protection while urging stronger ocean shipping. Secretary Thomas O Marvin pledges cooperation with Tariff Commission.

Franklin W. Hobbs Boston R. P. Snelling Needham William M. Butler New Bedford Horace A. Carter Needham Heights Frank B. Hopewell Charles Cheney South Manchester Conn B. H. Bristow Draper Hopedale Louis A. Coolidge Natick George S. Colton Easthampton W. H. Chase Leominster W. H. Pridee Brookline Richard S. Russell North Andover L. J. Knowles Worcester J. Lovell Johnson Fitchburg W. C. Plunkett Adams Dowse America Atlantic Pacific South Middle West Thomas O. Marvin Club Tariff Commission

Freуful Babies Need a Laxative

Readers are advised that fretful, cross babies may be constipated and benefit from a mild laxative. The ad promotes Dr Caldwell Syrup Pepsin as safe and effective for children, claiming it does not gripe and has no narcotics. Free trial bottle offered by Dr W Caldwell, Monticello Illinois.

Medford Woman Weds Harold W Thompson at Home

Miss Gertrude Jean Henderson daughter of Mr and Mrs Benjamin H Henderson of 22 Emery Street Medford married Harold W Thompson of East Lexington in a home ceremony last night performed by Rev John C Wingett

Gertrude Jean Henderson Benjamin H. Henderson Emery Street Medford Harold W. Thompson East Lexington John C. Wingett

Unions Condemn Burleson At AFL Convention

The American Federation of Labor adopted a resolution condemning Postmaster-General Burleson for autocratic policy toward postal employees. It instructed its executive council to seek an audience with President Wilson and present facts about the oppressive labor policy.

Buffalo N. Y American Federation of Labor Burleson Executive Council Federation Wilson

Convention Overturns Report On Investigation Of Complaint

Delegates debate post office labor issues and anti alien membership rules as resolutions on conscription and wartime labor proceed. Flaherty and Gainer push a reform condemning federal employee treatment with 250000 postal workers cited. A decisive vote endorses a bridge workers ironworkers resolution to unite unorganized steel industry segments.

Resolutions Committee United States Thomas Black Gompers Black Cary Toronto Canada Guns of Oratory United States Steel Corporation Bethlehem Steel Corporation National Erectors’ Association Lackawanna Bridge Company International Association of Bridge and Structural Ironworkers

Amelia Palace Seized as Red Cross Headquarters

Salt Lake City Utah Nov 21 Amelia Palace longtime home of Brigham Youngs favorite wife Amelia Folsom Young has been turned over to the Red Cross of Utah executive committee for use as headquarters and work rooms The 48 room mansion built in the 1870s was never occupied by Amelia Folsom Young but remains a notable landmark with a large art gallery

Salt Lake City Utah Amelia Palace Brigham Young Mormon Church The Red Cross of Utah Amelia Folsom Young

Peptiron Iron Tonic Promises Health Boosts

Advertisement praises the iron tonic Peptiron claiming it strengthens blood and aids nerves with added pepsin nux celery gentian and other tonics. It targets anemia thin blood paleness and debility and advises one or two pills after meals for quick results.

Real Fight Upon I. R. Is Started

Voting will begin on amendments to the initiative and referendum in the constitutional convention today. Conservatives push the fight to the last ditch while ex-Governor Walsh is praised as a renowned I R advocate. O Connell of Boston seeks to strike judiciary exemption. Curtis seeks to exempt anti aid amendment. debate looms with many yeas and 155 nays in roll call. Hannaford accepts Portland mayoral nomination.

Walsh I. & R. Trumpet Joseph F. O’connell Boston Masachusetts O'Connell Mr. Curtis Pelletier Salem O'Connor Peirce Perry Peterson Quincy Quinn Ray Ross Scignano Shanahan Shaw Sheehan Shea Cambridge Sherburne Skerrett Stoeber J. M. Sulliva W. B. Sullivan Lawrence W. H Sullivan W. J. Sullivan Talbot Thompson Beverly Twomey Walker New Bedford Walker Brookline Webster Waltham Sracem Whipple Whitehead Winslow Nays Messrs Adams Concord Adame Springfield Avery Bailey Newbury Baich Ballantyne Bangs Barnes Mansfield Weymouth Bartlett Bassett Bates Eaton Bergemgren Blackmur Bolster Bosworth Bouve Boyden Boyer Brackett Brooks Brown Brockton Bruce Bryant Dee Douglass Dresser Driscoll D. D Dutch Farnsworth Felker Ferrey Ferry Fisher Fraser French Frost Gates Gaylord George Giddings Gleason Graumann Greenwood Hale Haverhill Hall of Orange Hall of North Adams Hamilton Harding Harrington Hibbard Hobbs Hutchings Kelley Rockland Ken Wellman Wheeler White Whittier Willett Williams Wing Wonson Wood Youngman Hannaford

Pillsbury Defends Legislature Against I R Critics

Delegate Pillsbury delivered a forceful speech opposing the bill and defending the Legislature. He called the opponents’ case “grossly exaggerated” and argued that labor wields far more influence on Beacon Hill than corporations combined.

Pillsbury Friends of the Initiative Labor Beacon Hill

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