Firestone in Cambridge at Kendall Square gathering
A large crowd hears Harvey Firestone speak at the Cambridge Industrial Association in Kendall Square. Mayor Russell greets Firestone and explains city tax issues as several hundred attendees fill the dining hall and lobby.
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Cambridge Industrial Association
Kendall Square
Harvey 5S
Firestone
Albert N. Murray
The
Industrial Association
Russell
Ken
Russell McMenimen Feud Sparks City Hall Mystery
The city’s private meeting hides a flare up between Mayor Russell and Superintendent McMenimen. The public remains silent as a long rivalry with Treasurer Lehan shapes East Cambridge politics and council dynamics.
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Russell-McMenimen
City Hall
Meek
Russell
McMenimen
Jack Sharkey
Billy Mack
East Cambridge
McMenimens
Delaney
Ralph Robart
Streets McMenimen
Lehan
MceMenimen
Mr. Lehan
Civic Pageant Our Cambridge Heritage at Russell Field
Russell Field hosts the Civic Pageant Our Cambridge Heritage next Wednesday at 3 p m. with 1000 playground children in costumes as a 16 episode history of Cambridge over 900 years directed by Florence M Herrick and written by Stephen H Mahoney.
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Cambridge
Russell Field
Stephen H. Mahoney
Florence M. Herrick
Winthrop
New Town
Harvard
John Eliot
Common
Bunker Hill
Couple seeks modern 3 or 4 bedroom rental in Cambridge
Responsible young couple seeks strictly modern home with 3 or 4 bedrooms, fireplace and garage. Oil heat preferred, located on Brattle or Garden streets. Address W. H. Campbell, Apt. 302, Continental Hotel, Cambridge.
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Brattle
Garden
W. H. Campbell
Continental Hotel
Cambridge
Boston club to host Prudential agent reception and banquets
John E. Hannigan of the Prudential Trust Company will be honored at a Monday night reception and banquet at the Boston City Club led by former alderman John L. McDonald. The piece notes political maneuvering around city council vetoes on the Fire Prevention Bureau and mentions several state and local figures and upcoming elections.
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John E. Hannigan
Prudential Trust Company of
Boston
Friends
Boston City Club
John L. McDonald
Huron Avenue
People's Representatives
Councillors Walk Out Over Meeting Quorum and Veto Debate
Ten of fifteen council members attended a summer session called by Mayor Russell. A heated vote on a fire bureau veto stalled as five members left, causing a loss of quorum and ending the meeting around 9 p. m. The session featured debates over finances, street extension, and zoning notices with no clashes or arrests.
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Russell
Stokes
Leahy
O'Connor
Shea
Messrs. Leahy
Gibson
K. of C
Pearl Terrace
Brookline Street
Cazmay
Water Department
A. H. Hews Co
Brattle Square
Harvard Square
Electric Light Company
Messrs
Denaney
D. J. Murphy
Crowley
Coady
Shen
Welcome Cambridge Firestone service station debut
Cambridge opens a Firestone one service station at Broadway and Third Street with a weeklong auto show under a large tent. Flags and bunting flutter as officials praise the new facility offering a wide range of services for motorists. The Sentinel joins in congratulating Cambridge Manager A S Scho field.
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Cambridge
Firestone Organization
Broadway
Corner Third Street
The
Sentinel
A.S. Schofield
Buck
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Kenney
Central Sq
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Our Child Actors—Recreation
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Fred
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Alice White
Golden Dawn
Noah Arr
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Uphams Corner
Lini
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Silver King
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