Ratification Celebration Draws Tennessee Leader to Boston
Mrs. Guilford Dudley of Tennessee travels from Nashville to attend the Massachusetts Woman Suffrage Association ceremony at Faneuil Hall on Wednesday. A parade forms at the Common at 1 pm led by a band and a guard of honor of younger suffragists. The procession heads to Beacon Hill for a Howe hymn performance, is reviewed by Governor Coolidge at the State House, then proceeds to Faneuil Hall where speakers include Miss Alice Stone Blackwell and Mrs. Maud Wood Park.
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Guilford Dudley
Beacon Hill
Julia Ward Howe
State House
Music Convention Delegates Arrive in New England
The first annual convention of the New England Music Trade Association opens with over a thousand delegates registering at Adams House. Delegates will visit piano factories in Boston and Cambridge and local stores, while hundreds join a Belmont Springs golf tournament and a special Pops concert tonight.
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New England Music Trade Association
Adams House
Boston
Cambridge
Belmont Springs
Pops
New Fares Today on Bay State Lines
Commuters on the Bay State system face immediate fare increases this morning with widespread difficulty for conductors and riders to compute the new rates. Many riders may opt to walk to avoid the higher car fare.
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Bay State
Bay State Lines
Bay State elevated plan faces jitney clash in city services
In Revere and nearby communities the Elevated plan may take over Bay State lines drawing opposition from trustees and local leaders. Mayors Breath and Walsworth press to relocate Washington avenue carbarns to spare drivers and keep accustomed routes while jitney and railway conflicts unfold in Brockton and Chelsea.
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Revere
Boston
Malden
Eastern Massachusetts Railway
Brockton
Breath
James M. O’brien
Chelsea
Carmen's Union
Trustees of
the Road
Washington Avenue
Mayor Peters Rejects 15 Million Dollar Housing Relief Loan
Mayor Peters will not act on the $15,000,000 loan sought by the City Council to address housing distress. He cites an opinion from the corporation counsel and refuses to issue the proclamation requested under Chapter 84 of the 1920 Acts.
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Peters
Boston
General Court
Voter Turnout Gap By Gender In City Primary
Boston officials report low election participation with 58,657 of 120,242 men voting and 15,636 of 31,627 women casting ballots. Total turnout 74,897 from 151,759 registered, with Democrats attracting 49,101 votes and Republicans 25,194. Women’s share skewed lower across parties.
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Boston
Today’s Events Set Across Boston At Hotels and Halls
National Insurance convention opens at Copley Plaza Hotel at 9 a.m. Liberal Arts college opening at Boston University also at 9 a.m. Revere schools begin at 9 a.m. A 10 a.m. reception precedes the two day Rotary convention at New Ocean House and Preston in Swampscott. 10 a.m. New England Music Association meets at Adams House. Walpole hosts Norfolk County Agricultural Fair and School at 10 a.m. A 6:30 p.m. Roosevelt banquet at Hotel Levelllus draws Democratic State committee members, followed by a mass meeting at Parkman Bandstand. 8 p.m. Pop concerts fill Symphony Hall.
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National Insurance
Copley Plaza
College of Liberal Arts
Boston University
Revere
New Ocean House
Preston, Swampscott
New England Music Association
Adams House
Norfolk County
Walpole
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Democratic State Committee
Bellevus
Parkman Bandstand
Boston Common
Symphony Hall
Robbery at Watch Hill Family Home Steals $5000 in Jewels
Jewels valued at about 5000 dollars were stolen from Mrs. George X. MacLanahan's summer home in Watch Hill while the family dined. A man in a roadster forced entry, climbed stairs to seize the jewel case, and fled in a car with a Connecticut license plate.
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Westerly
R. I
George X. MacLanahan
Washington, D. C
Watch Hill
Connecticut
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General Distributors
Providence, R. I
College of Business Administration
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Bend
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Dean
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Corporation Counsel
New York
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Martin L. Caine
Naugatuck
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