General Johnston Dined at Baston Art Club
General John A. Johnston, commander of the Northeastern Department, U S A, was feted at a complimentary banquet last evening by 62 members and guests at the Baston Art Club. Notables present included former Congressman Samuel L. Powers and Lieutenant Governor Calvin Coolidge among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Johnston
Baston
G. W. McNear
C. C. Marsh
James Guiler
J. 8. Dean
Benton R. Miller
E. M. Berry
J. W. Blunt
Joseph K. Hayes, Jr
James Fortesque
Educator Shoes Promote Healthy Feet For All
A wartime appeal urges Americans to wear roomy Educator shoes to prevent flat feet bunions and other deformities. The ad stresses the EDUCATOR mark on the sole as proof of quality and brand responsibility by Rice & Hutchins Inc Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battlefeld
Rice & Hutchins, Inc
High St
Boston
Mass
Curley Questioned on Finances by Gallivan and Tague
In last night's mayoral speeches three frontrunners clashed with Con gressmen Gallivan and Tague who queried Curley about his revenue sources since taking office. Curley contrasted his veteran aid with Peters who issued a statement and declined Gallivan's joint debate offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curley
Gallivan
Tague
Peters
Gallivan Questions Mayor Curley Over Funds For New Jamaica Plain Home
Congressman Gallivan challenged Mayor Curley at Simon Swig's Roxbury home to explain how he financed his debt and purchase of an expensive Jamaica Plain building site. He asserted campaign spending comes from friends and vowed a legal accounting, predicting Curley will finish behind Peters with votes announced on December 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Gallivan
Simon Swig
Roxbury
Curley
Jamaica Plain
Mr. Gallivan
Gallivan
City Hall
Boston
Jamaicaway
Mayor Curley
Andrew J. Peters
Mayor contrasts records in campaign speeches
Mayor Curley claimed credit for aiding sailors and soldiers while accusing opponent Andrew J. Peters of voting against veterans during his legislative tenure. He spoke before Back Bay and Roxbury groups, expressing amusement at Peters' record.
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Diers
Peters
Curley
Back Bay
Roxbury
Andrew J. Peters
Peters Under Fire Over Spanish War Veterans Bill Vote
Mayor Curley rebukes Peters over past opposition to a 1902 Spanish War Veterans preference measure. Curley notes Peters voted against civil service aid for 1898 vets, while Curley backed it, and cites Peters’ current empathy amid a mayoral bid. Curley also mentions Peters’ speeches to Roxbury groups and union halls.
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Peters
Curley
Doubtleas
Italian Citizens' Club of
Roxbury
Boston
Hart
Young’s Hotel
St. Philip’s Parish
Intercolonial Hall
Dudley Street
Taxi-service Benevolent Association
Paul Revere Hall
Cathedral Young Men's Club
Convention Hall
St. Botolph Street
Great Atlantic and Pacific Benevolent Association
Hibernian Hall
Peters Refuses Mayoral Debate to Enter Joint Talks
Andrew J. Peters, candidate for Mayor of Boston, rejects a joint debate with Con gressman Gallivan. He asserts debates overemphasize self praise and urges voters to focus on deeds, promising rallies and answering proper questions when time comes. Peters says opponents flood with words while citizens understand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew J. Peters
Gallivan
Galliven
Boston
Tague Willing to Explain Campaign Funds to Mayor Curley
Congressman Peter F. Tague challenged Mayor Curley to disclose his campaign finances, saying he would provide a full accounting if Curley does the same. He questioned whether mayoral favors to city employees tied to later campaign funding and asserted openness in East Boston speeches last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter F. Tague
East
Boston
Curley
Tague
Public Campaign Financing Challenge Amid Mayor Rivalry
A challenger demands disclosure of campaign funds and sources from the current mayor. He offers to publicly disclose all expenditures under oath if the mayor also reveals receipts and the origins of his campaign money including profits, employee salaries, and funds tied to private enterprises.
Swig Attacks Mayor Over Tremont Bank Deposit Claim
Representative Swis of Ward 21 accused Mayor Curley of moving city funds from Tremont Trust and questioned who urged the State Treasurer to withdraw from Tremont. Swig cited bank inquiries about a $400,000 loan to one main, which Bank Commissioner Thorndike denied. Curley declined to discuss State deposits, saying only the city treasurer may choose banks and he did not know who proposed transfers.
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Simon Swis
Ward 21
Gallivan
Curley
Tremont Trust Company
Burrill
Roxbury
Swig
Bank Commissioner's Office
Hormel
Bank Commission
Thorndike
Final Filing Day Looms in Local Campaign
The city’s last filing deadline for nomination papers arrives at 5 pm today. Mayoral candidates must show 3000 signatures and council and school committee hopefuls 2000. Curley Peters Gallivan and Tague are assured on the ballot with their filed signatures, Socialist James Oneal trails with about 1000 certified names, and Wood Howland remain unfiled. Leonard and Hagan crossed the threshold with 2200 names certified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curley
Andrew J. Peters
James A. Gallivan
Peter F. Tague
James Oneal
George C. Wood
Frank B. Howland
Joseph J. Leonard
Ienry E. Hagan
Lane and Corcoran Qualify as School Committee Candidates
On their papers for the council, Richard J. Lane and Michael H. Corcoran have qualified in a like manner as school committee candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
Richard J. Lane
Michael H. Corcoran
New Haven Railroads to Receive Priority Coal Supplies
Federal fuel orders direct all mines under contract with the New York New Haven and Hartford and Central New England railroads to give preference to their coal shipments. The aim is to assure an adequate coal supply for both lines.
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Washington
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Central New England Railroad
The
Fuel Administration
Worker Crushed by Falling Weight in South Boston
Patrick J. Dever, a helper, was crushed when a hoisting machine’s counterweight freed and fell at a local department store in South Boston. He suffered a fractured skull, broken right leg, and internal injuries and is listed as dangerous by Relief station. he lives at 21 Linden Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick J. Dever
Dever
Linden Street
South
Boston
Coldest Night Of The Season In New England And Boston
Boston endured the coldest night of the season with twelve midnight at 18 degrees above zero and no relief expected for 24 hours. Greenwich Maine recorded the coldest in New England. forecasts predict colder weather today. The sugar crisis eases as Massachusetts and New England receive about 15 million pounds from Louisiana and Sweden shipments. interim refining and distribution expected in coming days.
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Boston
Weather Bureau
Greenwich
New England
Massachusetts
Ratshesky
Louisiana
Russia
Rolfe
New York
Washington
Finland
Chicago
Vicinity
Backbone of Sugar Shortage Is Broken
Primary figure Mr Ratshesky challenges Washington food authorities to secure fair sugar supplies and redistribute excess held by firms and individuals. The remarks critique wartime distribution and the impact on the poor.
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Ratshesky
Washington
Building Trades Called by President Wilson
President Wilson requests the general presidents of the building trades to confer with him on Thursday December 6 to address the ongoing dispute and seek a resolution. The invitation signals a high level high stakes effort to end industrial tensions and restore labor harmony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Building Trades
Local building trades discuss open shop government work stance
The Boston and Quincy joint council of the building trades received a communication from President John Denlin of the national building department of the A F of L detailing the open shop conditions on government work at Sauantum and outlining council actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sauantum
The
Building Trades of
Boston and
Quincy
John Denlin
National Building Department of the
A. F. of LL
Safeguards Health of the Children
Constipation in children is dangerous. harsh laxatives should be avoided. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is marketed as a mild, non addictive remedy combining laxative herbs with pepsin. It relieves with a pleasant taste and is widely recommended by mothers. A trial bottle is offered free by Dr W B Caldwell, 456 Washington St., Monticello Illinois.
Death Notice for Nera Formerly from Dence Street
Death notice indicates a person aged about 28 years with connections to Dence Street and formerly of Nera. The notice mentions burial in Quincy with a service on a November date.
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Dence
Nera
Quincy
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ART Club
America
Rice & Hutchins
Educator Shoe
Childen
Meade Blucher
Cuticura
Maurice S. Duchin
Brookline St
Cambridge
Dent H. Reston
Question Curley
Mayor Contrasts Records
Sol
Bacons
Washington and Essex Streets
Meat and Fish Departments
Campbell’s
Ib. Bell’s
Malaga
California
Seiicicu
Uva
Swift's Premium
Turkeys
Kellogg’s Bran
Phg
Baker’s Premium Chocolate
Lpb
Armour’s
Wolcott Tomato
Priscilla Dutch
Webster's Best
Byron
Alaska
Vanlottle
Zoc
Peters Refuses
Tremont Trust Co
New Havenr.r
Vorenberg
New Fall Clothing
Vay
Bargain
Lette
Ette
Annal
SIG
Washington, Hanover
Elm Sts
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