World’s Fair Shoe Exposition Plans Approved by City Council
The city council approved the First World's Fair Shoe & Leather Co. project to build a mammoth ex position on the Charles River Explanade near the New Bridge. Architect Edward T. P. Graham's steel concrete design features a 00 by 214 foot hall with a 50 foot apex dome, seating 12 000 in amphitheatre fashion, and a grand riverfront view.
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Thomas Tracey
Edward T. P. Graham
Pres
Oran M’ormick
Graham
East Cambridge
Officers and Committees for Old Home Week Celebration
Lists officers and committees for the Old Home Week event including president Hon. Walter C. Ward, mayor, numerous vice presidents, treasurer George Howland Cox, secretary Frank J T Evans. Finance Programme Carriages School Entertainment Publicity Banquet Incidental Committee on Parade Entertainment Decorations Reception Public Meetings Invitations Music.
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Walter C. Wardwell
Higa
Frank A. Allen
Wincroft
Alvin F. Sortwell
Edgar R. Champlin
Charles Eliot
Thomas W. Higginson
Charles Eliot Norton
Jas. M. W. Hall
David T. Dickinson
John H. H. McNamee
Augustine J. Daly
Charles H. Thurston
Alexander McKenzie
John O'Brien
George Howland Cox
Frank J T. Evans
Harry A. Pennman
Chas. W. Dailey
Chas. H. Lake
Gets
F. Whiting
Fred D. Norton
Geo. J. Merrill
Frank P. Merrill
T. W. Hélier
Irving J. Goodhue
B.S. Walker
H. K. Parsons
Roy Fave
Geo. A. Burdick
Wm. Tareard Piper
Banquet
Joseph H. Beale
James J. Myers
John Read
L. M. Hannum
Wm. B. Durant
Albert S. Apser
Fred W. Dallinger
John W. Coveney
Albert M. Barnes
Wm. E. Doyle
Stillman F. Kelley
John Hopewell
Edmund Reardon
H. Fosgate
Wm. F. Brooks
Frederick W. Macdonald
B. James
Samuel W. Bailey
Joseph O. Authier
Dennis F. Hurley
Thomas Ryan
Chas
H. Lake
Maj
H. Cutler
Russell A. Wood
Jas
F. Aylward
J. Edw. Barry
John T. Shea
Geo. P. O'Brien
Wm. H. Wood
Isaac Chase
Geo. A. Lord
John Good
Geo. H. Howard
Jas. K. Odell
A. J. Littlefield
Horace Kemp
Horace D. Litchfield
Capt
Frank W. Dallinger
Marshall F. Blanchard
Bairman
George Close
Wm. Goepper
Stoughton Bell
Chas. P. Keith
Geo. F. McKelleger
H. Montague
John R. Fairbairn
Arthur E. Beane
Edmund A. Whitman
Arthur R. Henderson
Clarence H. Blackall
Anthony W. Strauss
Arthur H. Smith
Theodore H. Raymond
0. C. Moller
Lewis H. Phillips
R. N. Barnes
Louis Rosenberg
Ossian Brock
Elmer W. Billings
Geo. M. Olive
Stephen H. Harrington
Manuel Andrew
Jos. A. Sullivan
Michael H. Flynn
John F. O'Brien
Henry J. Cunningham
George L. Dow
Richard H. Dana
Frank Gaylord Cook
Archibald M. Howe
John A. Crowe
Edward J. Brandon
John J. Ahern
John H. Hurley
John H. Pence
David Fudge
Edward A. Counihan
Henry J. Winslow
Harlow C. Brownell
John H. Corcoran
Geo. G. Wright
Herman Bird
Geo. E. Saunders
Abbott
Chas.e. Beals
Woodman Bradbury
John &. Campbell
M. Crothers
Michael J. Ae
J. Henry Duckrer
M Gushee
Geo. Hodges
F. EK. Marble
John R. McCool
F. M. Pickles
John J. Ryan
H. H. Saunderson
Robert Walker
Theo. F. Wright
Oliver D. Clary
Albert P. Briggs
Geo. H. Munroe
Frederick E. Chapman
Edward J. Moriarty
Wm. B. Reid
Chas Bullock
Austin C. Wellington
Henrietta Mclntire
Helen’ “Wricht
Elizabeth G. Noera
John E. Dwyer
Massachusetts Calls Homecoming Week July 28 to August 3
The Commonwealth invites sons and daughters abroad and at home to return for a statewide homecoming from July 28 to August 3. Special arrangements aim to enhance hospitality and welcome to all visitors. Curtis Guild Jr signs statement urging communities to showcase Massachusetts’ historic tradition and progressive prospects.
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Governor Guild
Sons and Daughters of Massachusetts
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Executive Department
Boston
Sons and Daughters of
Massachusetts
The
Commonwealth
Old Commonwealth
Curtis Guild, JR
Long roster of local government officials listed
The General Committee and a vast slate of aldermen and common council members are named, led by President John Allen and featuring numerous officials such as Harry Stearns, George Giles, Oliver Clary, James Myers, and many others. The list continues with dozens of names and titles, ending with a note “Continued on page 5.”
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General Committee
Fred J. MacLeod
Manuel Andrew
William M. Hogan
Fred L. Bounke
George A. Giles
Julius Meyers
Samuel D. Elmore
George W. Long
Harry N. Stearns
Board OF Aldermen
Charles H. Lake
John Allen
Joseph H. Beale, Jr
Marshall F. Blanchard
Harlow C. Brownell
Oliver D. Clary
Russell D. Crane
George L. Dow
Arthur R. Henderson
Harry A. Penniman
James Pierce Quilty
Thomas Ryan
Joseph A. Sullivan
Henry J. Winslow
J. Read
L. M. Hannum
James J. Myers
Edmund Reardon
George E. Saunders
John H. Pence
John Hopewell
Theodore H. Raymond
Charles Bullock
George Close
Edwin B. Hale
Charles C. Read
Wm. B. Durant
Archibald M
Lyman Stone
Andrew J. Rady
John F. O'Brien
John T. Scully
William E. Doyle
Frank X. Fitzpatrick
Edward J. Brandon
Edward A. Counihan
Charles H. Fosgate
Charles H. Holt
James P. McSorley
Jerome C. Linehan
J. Frank Face
John Hedin
John M. Dean
Frederick D. Sterrett
John B. Dayfoot
Charles W. B. Durov
Albert M. Barnes
Thomas V. B. Nye
John J. Ahearn
Frank M. Shaughnessy
Herbert M. Bridley
John F. Donnekey
Bernard F. Doris
Thomas Hurley
Richard J. Cronan
William Coveney
Edward E. Gaughan
M. J. Marghey
William B. Reid
Herman Bird
George G. Wright
Hondred W. Dallinger
Walter W. Field
Anthony W. Strauss
Wellington Fillmore
Frank Gaylord Cook
Richard H Dana
Clarence H. Blackall
Russell A. Wood
Frank W.-. Copley
Frank N. Davis
John Good
George A. Lord
A. J. Littlefield
James K. Odell
Chas. H. Cutler
Marshall Underwood
Charles W. Facey
Ralph M. Smith
William
Home Ownership Promoted Amid High Rent Woes
An ad style plea urges readers to buy a home to escape grueling rent. It touts proprietorship as relief from poverty and invites inquiries at a local office or agency. The message targets renters feeling squeezed by rising costs.
Seeing Cambridge in All Sorts Gossip
The All Sorts column satire roams Cambridge and Somerville with playful mockery. A megaphone cheer describes Cambridge as midway between Harvard College and John double-H, Me- Namee, noting locals split between Brattle street residents and dreamers, and predicting a subway to Boston. It praises Cambridge scholars and Marathon runners while poking fun at linguistic quirks and local idiosyncrasies.
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Boston
Cambridge
Harvard College
John Double-H
Somerville
City Council Debates De Wolfe Street Widening And Harvard Entrance
A lively Wednesday hearing on widening De Wolfe Street for boulevard use features Harvard College, civic leaders, and many witnesses. Speakers argue over funding, property rights, and the riverbank plan, with a postponement to Tuesday for lawyers to sum up.
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de Wolfe Street
Harvard College
Edwin Abbott
John J. Ryan
Thurst
Ic. J. Cushman
S.J. Martin
C. H. Blackall
Mr. James
John H. Kopes
Henry L. Higginson
John C. Gray
Joseph B. Warner
Murphy
Ryan
O'Connell
O’connell
Harvard
John H. Corcoran
Thurston
James Culhane
Quincy Street
Quincy Square
Messrs
Winslow
Daly
Old Home Week Push Advances as Committees Form
The Old Home Week movement progresses favorably with sub committees appointed and success hinging on their work and execution.
Cambridge Nomination Bill Sparks Senate Fray
The city’s Republican machine fights to retain control of the Senatorial nomination. Its House allies strike Cambridge from a direct nomination bill, prompting questions about whether officials distrust the public in Cambridge to choose the nominee.
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House
Cambridge
Cambridge Mayor Visits Chicago Over Bronze Bridge Work
Mayor Wardwell toured Chicago this week to inspect the bronze work planned for the new bridge. He spoke with former Cambridge residents he met there and invited them to return for Old Home Week.
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Wardwell
Chicago
Cambridge
Final curtain rises on De Wolf street widening night
Final ringing up of the curtain next Tuesday evening on the Boulevard on De Wolf street widening.
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de Wolf Street
Aldermen Attend Unseen Dark Lantern Show
Lawyer Daly displayed a large curtain in the Aldermanic chamber last Tuesday evening with the necessary dark lantern apparatus present, yet the anticipated show failed to take place. The aldermen may have preferred the more appealing Central Theatre act.
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Daly
Central Theatre
Cambridge port Savings Bank stance on insurance and annuity bill
Discussion on the Banks attitude toward the Savings Bank insurance and annuity bill now before the Massachusetts legislature. The measure has support from organized labor and is endorsed by advocates, with continued coverage noted on page 4.
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Cambridgeport Savings Bank
Savings Bank
Massachusetts
Old Home Week Parade Participation Notice
The Committee on Parade seeks information from every business firm corporation social body or organization wishing to take part in the parade planned for July 29 or 30. Respond by June 25 to Rus Sell A Wood secretary at 1691 Massachusetts avenue with estimated numbers horses displays and other details.
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Committee ON
Rus
Sell A. Wood
Massachusetts Avenue
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Cyprus Hall
Prospect Street
Canada
John A. Sullivan
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Fosdick
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Andrew 5. Rady
Rady
Rolfe M. E. Hanna
Rindge Avenue
Allston Street
Joseph H. Ricker
Undertaker
Harvard Street
MT. Auburn Street
Watertown
Tel
Newton North
Pea Coal
Coleman Brothers
Orrica
Mass
Ave
Comb
Reston
Whaeves
Broadway
Finance Committee
Alvil F. Sortwell
Willard A. Bullard
Edwin Dresser
Henry Endicot
John T. G. Nichols
Gustavus Godoper
Charles F. Stratton
Elmer
Bright
James F. Pennell
Otis
Brown
Walter F. Earle
Walter G. Davis
Frank L. Earl
A. M. Wheeler
George H. Holmes
Oscar F. Aller
Milton L. Walton
Wm. E. Liors
Harry N. Bullard
Fred B. Wheeler
James F. Aylward
John F. Crocker
Samuel Usher
James ¥. Bean
J. Frank Facey
Edward F. Gamwell
Amir Henderson
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