Massachusetts Governor Reorganizes State Appointments
Governor Coolidge announces a sweeping shakeup of state offices replacing key figures across agriculture conservation education labor and public welfare with a slate featuring new appointees from diverse backgrounds including labor and women. Several long time aides are removed while new directors oversee departments from fisheries and game to public safety and utilities.
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Foss
Walsh
McCall
Charles 8. Baxter
Coolidge
E State
State House
Fred H. Kimball
Somerville
Massachusetts Appointments List of Labor and Public Service Officials
Department of Labor and Industries lists commissioner and assistant roles with terms from one to three years and salaries from unpaid to eight thousand dollars. Departments include Corrections Public Welfare Public Safety Public Works Utilities Metropolitan Commission designate chairmen and several associate commissioners across cities like Boston Springfield Brockton and Cambridge.
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Miss Johnson
Miss Gillespie
Edward Fisher
Lowell
Herbert L. Tickham
W. L. Douglas Company
Brockton
Samuel Ross
New Bedford
Sanford Bates
Boston
Department of Correction
Edward C. R. Bagley
Coolidge
State Senate
Bates
Frank A. Brooks
Parole Board
George H. Wrenn
Springfield
American Federation of Labor
Kelso
John H. Plunkett
George Co. Neal
Lynn
Frank Lewis
Foote
Neal
Plunkett
Department of Public Works
John N. Cole
Waterways Board
William D. Sohier
Highway Commission
Public Works
Cole
Sohier
William S. McNary
Old Waterways Board
Ld Sy Nary
James W. Synan
Wisse B. Baxter
Frank D. Kemp
Synan
Commission
Public Utilities Department
Fred J. Macleod
Public Service Commission
David A. Ellis
Boston School Committee
Henry C. Attwill
New Utilities Commission
Henry G. Wells
Haverhill
Everett E. Stone
Alonzo R. Weed
Gas Commission
Solomon Lewenberg
Morris Schaff
Gas Board
New
Metropolitan District Commission
Metropolitan Park Commission
Metropolitan Water and Sewerage Board
James O A. Bailey
Arlington
Old Water Board
William B. de Las Casas
Old Park Board
Henry P. Walcott
Water Board
Howard A. McLaughlin
Everett C. Benton
Park Board
Charles §. Baxter
Lerton P. Whitney
Milton
Frank G. Hall
William H. Squire
Department of Banking and Insurance
Savings Bank Life Insurance
Andover
James A. Bailey
Ellerton P. Whitney
Charles 8. Baxter
Call for Maternity Benefits Petitions
Citizens urged to return initiative petitions for the Maternity Benefits Bill to Miss Edna Spencer of 9 Pleasant Street Cambridge by November 30 for potential passage. The measure would provide pre natal and obstetrical care for mothers.
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Edna Spencer
Pleasant Street
Cambridge
Spencer
Mothers Night Held by St Patrick Branch in Cambridge
The St Patrick branch of the L. G. B. A. of Cambridge hosted a mothers night entertainment at Weite Hall in Man Square last evening. Mrs Caroline Simpson, branch president, oversaw the event which featured entertainment followed by dancing and refreshments.
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St. Patrick
Cambridge
Weite Hall
Man Square
Caroline Simpson
Celery King Promoted as Tonic Laxative Drink
An old advertisement urges taking Celery King three times weekly for three weeks to boost health during flu season. It claims the celery based tea regulates the bowels and improves overall condition, suitable for children as a gentle, low cost remedy. The druggist is advised to recognize the slogan I want Celery King.
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Wheeler
Rane
Graham
Civil Service Commission
Boards of Labor and Industries
Minimum- Wage Commission
State Board of Conciliation and Arbitration
Bagley
Lewis
The
Macleod
Schaff and Lewenberg
Las Casas
Metropolitan Park
Gilbert
Wilfrid Wheeler
Arthur W., Gilbert
Belmont
New England Federal Milk Commission
Amherst
Cornell
West Brookfield
William A. L. Baweley
Division
Massachusetts Forestry Association
Adams Heads Fisheries
William C. Adams
Division of Fisheries and Game
Conservation Department
George H. Graham
Adams
Old Fisheries and Game Commission
Crane
Fisheries and Game Commission
Dana
Elmer L. Curtiss
Payson Dana
Board of Selectmen
Brookline
Courtenay Crocker
Harvey N. Shépard
Joseph W. Bartlett
Newton
Charles H. Bartlett
Gen. Sweetser
E. Leroy Sweetser
Everett
Edwin Mulready
Ethel M. Johnson
Mabel Gillespie
Minimum Wage Commission
Robert W. Kelso
State Board of Charity
Jeffrey R. Brackett
Abraham C. Ratshesky
Mary F. R. Sherburne
John H. Sherburne
Alfred M. Foote
Holyoke
104Th Infantry
Department of Public Safety
Ellis
Baxter
Prea H. Kimball
Fred W. Jenness
Department of Agriculture
Arthur W.gilbert
John Bursley
Barnstable
Stuart L. Little
Newbury
Leslie R. Smith
Hadley
Evan F. Richardson
Millis
Herbert F. Shepard
Warren
J. Howell Crosby
Department of Conservation
Wiliam A. L. Bazeley
Uxbridge
Division of
Forestry
Fisheries and Game
Department of Education
Pauline Revere Thayer
Lancaster
Henry P. Kendall
Walpole
Abraham E. Pinanski
Domenic D’allesandro
Quincey
Francis W. Tully
Stanislaus Kiechowski
Worcester
Mary A. Barr
Department of Civil Service and
Division OF Civil Service
Commissioner OF Civil Service
Arthur M. Huddell
Chelsea
Division OF Registration
William S. Brrry
Melrose
Hanover
Portland Streets
Washington Street
Mackinaws
Carter
DR. Carter
Department of Labor and Indus
Labor and Industries
Ethel
M. Johnson
Ed Ward Fisher
Westford
Herbert L. Tinkham
Department of Corrections
Board OF Parole
Williamsburg
Department of Public Welfare
Ada Eliot Sheffield
Mary P. H. Sherburne
George H. McClean
George Crompton
Charles M. Davenport
Massachusetts Training Schools
Alfred F. Foote
George C. Neal
Pittsfield
Division of Waterways and Public Lands
Jesse B. Baxter
Richard K. Hale
Department of Public Utilities
Celery
Cammerfield
Summerfield
Summerfield’s
Summerfield Guarantee
America
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Bulot Ulau
Pltivu
Summerfields
Amy Grafonie
the House of Dignified Credit
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