Elihu Stone campaign promotional card, 1918.
Elihu Stone (1888–1952) was a prominent lawyer, politician, federal prosecutor, and Zionist. After immigrating to Boston at 18, he attended Boston University Law School and worked as a reporter for the Boston Journal. In 1918, he was elected to the Massachusetts House of Representatives where he served two terms. Stone was active in the Zionist movement, advocating for legal resolutions and serving as a founder and president of the New England Zionist Region. He was also a committed member of numerous Jewish religious, communal and civic organizations.
Elihu Stone Papers (P-555), Box 3, Folder 2