Directory of clothing and dry goods stores by city street list
A long compiled list of shop names and addresses across Boston area neighborhoods. It enumerates numerous haberdashers, department stores, and dry goods shops with street addresses on Cambridge Street Harrison Avenue Tremont Street and dozens more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Altshuler
Cambridge ,St
Tremont
Scoff & Co
Kneeland St
Scollay’s
Court St
M. Shapiro
Cambridge St
Shapiro
Lester A. Small
Tremont St
Arthur Sternbure
Washington St
Tremont Men's Shop
Harris Alin & Co
Hanover St
N. Walsh
Jacob Wassercng
F. I. Adelson
Mt. Eddie's Corner
Dept. Store
T. Fallon
Mass
Fishman
J. H. Fram
Mass. Ave
M. Gold
Hamrmshire St
A. Goldenberg
Hampshire St
L. Goverman
Hervard D. G
Western Ave
Twins Dry Goods
Putnam Ave
White Store
Boston's Own 101st Infantry Breaks Through German Lines
Lieutenant King recalls the 101st drive on Vaux Epieds and Blanchard Farms during the July push to Paris. He describes brave wire work, woods battles, and rapid advances despite hunger and repeated artillery barrages. His brother and neighbors celebrate his return with a turkey dinner and relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Harvest Terrace
Dorchester
Boston
101St
Pershing
America
Paris
Berecourt
Vaux
Hell
110Ist
Blanchard
Chateau Theirry
Epieds
Joseph McConnell
Tremont
Chant Les Sant
Trugny
Barbara A. King
Michael A. King
Theodore M. Logan
Edward Ll. Logan
William L. Drohan
Fine progress on munitions
Washington reports. Assistant Secretary Crowell, director of munitions, says rapid progress is being made in producing rifles, machine guns, and some artillery types. In most of 24 artillery plants, however, manufacturing has not yet reached the production stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Crowell
Production and shipment of 155 mm howitzers and Browning guns
The article notes about 250 155 mm howitzers shipped to France as an exception to the rule. Browning machine guns from plants rise to 6000–7000 heavy and 8000–9000 light per month, with U.S. supply to France increasing. Future plans include training use in the United States. No divisions with Browning guns reported in action yet, but likely soon as much of the army in France is equipped. Artillery tractors output runs about 1200 per month, still below target.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Crowell
United States
Take Up Tax Bill Friday War Revenue Plan Heads to House
Washington reports the House will begin consideration of the $8 billion war revenue measure next Friday after a committee agreement. The Senate finance committee will start hearings on the draft but will continue only until the House passes the bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Kitchin
Ways and Means Committee
Senate Finance Committee
Simmons
Lawmakers Consider Rapid Vote on Revenue Bill Amid Debates
Chairman Kitchin stated the aim is to amend the revenue bill at the start and vote within ten days. The House may recess for a month during the campaign, while Senate leaders oppose a November recess. Simmons pushes to finish before elections. Democrats and Republicans on Ways and Means back the bill but may offer floor changes. Proposals include a child labor tax, higher inheritance taxes, and opposition to higher excess profits rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kitchin
Senate
House
Simmons
Ways and Means
Treasury Department
Captain Kemp Promoted to Command of Meade Ship
Captain Charles F. Kemp aged 2 is named captain of the Meade the receiving ship at East Boston. Captain Kemp previously commanded the Calvin Austin which formerly bore the City of Berlin and held transcontinental records. Captain Allen L. Remick becomes master of the Calvin Austin succeeding Kemp after serving as executive officer on the Governor Dingley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Kemp
Calvin Austin
Meade
East
Boston
Berlin
Allen L. Remick
Governor Dingley
Kemp
B A A Day Flagship Day at Floating Hospital Event
The B A A pennant will fly under the bargee of the Floating Hospital today and this evening. Members have donated $400 to the hospital and the day is designated as B A A Day.
Boston Public Schools Open With 110000 Enrollments
Opening day for Boston public schools underway with about 110000 pupils enrolled in elementary and high schools. Many suburban towns start classes as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
School Officials Promote Return to Classes Amid Expanded Facilities
Superintendent Frank V. Thompson urges parents to have pupils return as high wages tempt students away. New features include cooperative and part time high school classes and a shortened Christmas vacation to aid both students and nearby stores. Recent completions include Hyds Park High School annex costing 100000 and new annexes at Lloyd Garrison and Franklin B. Dyer Schools opening today. Parochial schools resume, Mass at Cathedral of the Holy Cross set for 8 o'clock, with about 70000 diocesan students enrolled this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank V. Thompson
Retail Trade Association
Hyds Park High School
Lloyd Garrison School
Franklin B. Dyer
Walker Named To Run Coastwise Steamships
Washington dispatch says H. B. Walker, president of the Old Dominion Steamship Line, was placed in charge of all coastwise steamships operated by the railroad administration. He will replace the railroad administration's coastwise steamship advisory committee whose chairman is L. J. Spence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
H. B. Walker
Old Dominion Steamship Line
Railroad Adminstration
Railroad Administration
Coastwise Steamship Advisory Committee
L. J. Spence
Winthrop Machinist Heads to Aviation Camp
Earl Sherman Hannaford son of Mr and Mrs T S Hannaford 26 Centre Street Winthrop leaves today for an aviation camp to become a ground man and aviation machinist He has been an apprentice machinist in the Post machine shop for two years
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Sherman Hannaford
T. S. Hannaford
Centre Street
Winthrop
Young Hannaford
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Aalie
Ipswich
Butler
Houghton & Dutton CO
Wolf’s “My Clothier
Helen Downing
Harvard Ave. Co
Holman
Harvard Ave
Levenson
Arlington
Central D. G. Co
Massachusetts Ave
A. B. Kirby
Ashmont
F. Drever
J.M. Glazier
Washington &J. Co. EF. Holman
Washington St. North Brighton
Brookline
Greater Boston
F. H. Chamberlain
Washington St. Old South Clothing Coo
D. H. Posner
School St
Wash. & Avery Sts
Union Hat CO
Hanover St. Globe Shirt CO
Federal St
Cambridge
Charlestown
Blotnick
Main St
H. H. Chandler & Son
H. H. Currell
Julius Friedenberg
Bunker Hill St
Mrs
FE. F. Gilday
Everett
Chelsea
H. A. Skidmore
Broadway
Miller & Splaine
Alexander Albert
E. E. Cornell
al. Benjamin
I. Ettinger
Washington Ave
M. Golderberg
Second St
M. Grnzen
Everett Ave
the Johnson Co
Geo. Keplan
Bradway
Morris Koplovitz
F. Gray CO
B. Bloom
Ferry
J. A. C. Bullard
Mrs. Curtis
James Jackson
Glendale
Sa. I. Klickstein
Winen St
Listernick Bros
Ferry St
J. W. Philbrick
Everett Sq
P. H. Pheiman
Barney Garfinkle
J. M. Jackson
Hyde Park Ave
Hyde Park
Dedham
H. G. Merrill
High St
L. P. Varney
E. Dedham
L. J. Brody
J. A. Geischecker
J. A. Hisch. Lyman’s Bargain Store
N. A. Brophy
Dorchester Ave
M. I. Caldwell
N. Cooks
T. E. Cushing
Coldman &Aq
J. A. Davidson
Bowdoin St. Mary FE
Blue Hill
J. Malesbrook
Dortchester
FP. Meyerovitz
Geneva Ave
the Outlet
A. Quinlan
F. Reed
W. Savage
Scarry's Dept
Adams St
R. Sugarbert
Brie St
Mary Telford
Brie Hill Ave
E. Boston
FP. N. Joslin Co
Malden &Q. Hopkins & Blakeslee
Pleasant St
L. A. Berry
Salem &J. P. Feldman
Salem
Harris Grenberg
Cross
J. R. Grusin
Cross St
Max Horovitz
Bryant St
I. Hurwitz
Highland Ave
J. A. Jones
Harting A. Kelley
M. A. McLean
C. W. Questrom
Mattapan
E. White
Blue Hill Ave
Medford
W. FE. Gerry & Co
J. V. Greenfield
Salem St
W. T. Kearin
Boston Ave
J. J. McPherson
Neponset Ave
Newton
Upper Falls
E. Burofski
Chestnut St
A. Donovan
Auburn St
Morris Fried
Watertown St
H. D. MecBride & Co
Elliot St
A. Karger
Marion
J. M. Killion
Meridian St
Harris
R. Wolinsky
Porter St
Norfolk Downs
J. Carstairs
Hancock St
Quincy
L. W. Grant
Brook Bt. Co
E. Sherman Co
Reading
M. A. Esner
Main &J
Revere
Miss E. DeNeill
Molly Katz
Shirley Ave
M. Kirstein
Revere St
H. Kemalovsky
Roxbury
J. ¥. Keene
Huntington Ave
Dutton’s
Cayley's
Dudley St
Harris Cohen
Hampden St
M.A. Delury
Wm. P. Dwyer
B. Feldman
Trémont &J. M
M. Obst & Co
M. B. Quinn
Roslindale
Somerville
J. H. Brooks
Union Sq
H. W. Bowers
Davis Sq
Buchinsky
Medford St
South
W. A. Barker
R. Baron
Haywood Chartock
J. H. Corney
B. Fourth St
A. Donaghue
F. Broadway
F. Fessenden
J. Goodman
E. M. Dane
Leonard's
Harry W. Marcus
Joseph Miller
Murphy Bros
Pilvinis & Andiks
I. Pober
Manuel Saphir
I. St
R. M. Segal
Segal’s Specialty Shop
Shain
E. A. Shea
W. Eighth St
I. Stone
Stroum
F. P. Sullivan
Transfer Union
G. Wilson
P. Yurgelun
Stoneham J. Gerrish
Good Clothing Store
Main &T
Wakefield
A. A. Boothby
Watertown
Waverley Waverley Dept. Store
Weymouth
F. A. Soulis
C. R. Denbroeder
Chas, Harrington
M. L. Kerr
Beal St
Smith Bros
Newport Ave
Ipswich Mills
United States Infantry
King
Paul
Timothy Donovan
Police Headquarters
A. Company
Chemin Des Dames
Toule
Leicheprey
Bernecourt
Michael King
Milton A. Maxim
Beacon
N. Y
No Man’s Land
Brother
Maxim
Mark
Captain Kemp
Walker
Coast Steamships
Winthrop Machinist
Paine
John Hancock
Paine Furniture Company
Arlington Street
Boylston Street
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