Boston Daily Globe (Newspaper) - July 5, 1920, Boston, Massachusetts Business Office open the usual hours today for the convenience of Globe readers and Advise your neighbors to read the Globes Uncle Dudley FIVE BOYS DIE IN AS MANY ACCIDENTS FOURTH The Globes Uncle Dudley Edi Remember one appears every day In the Tell your friends to be sure to read the Globes Editorial Read Uncle Dudley is mutter fit the net of MONDAY JULY 1920TWELVE PAGES BY THE NEWSPAPER TWO CENTS Three by Drowning and Others Are Run Over by Autos i i Maiden and Methuen Lads Victims on Fourth N MOTOR MISHAPS FATAL TO TWO Special Dispatch to the Globe July St aged son of Joseph St Louis of 26 Dow was killed by an auto truck the corner of Palmer and Salem sts early this The boys skull was his collarbone broken and both legs badly who was operating the auto was arrested charged with manslaughter and with operating the auto without a Ha was to bail and will ap pear In the Police Court Tuesday morn The nuto truck Is owned by the Hood Milk OLD KILLED WHILE CROSSING STREET July 4 James Edward Hart son of James Hart of 11 Pelham was in stantly killed late this afternoon when struck by an automobile driven by Herbert of Union Law The accident happened in front of the boys He was running across the street after getting a drink at a THREE BOYS PERISH WHILE SWIMMING aged son of the late Frank who up to the time of his death about a year and a half ago was superintendent of the Arlington was drowned about 5 oclock this while swimming in the lower Mystic Lake off thn Niles Breen went down out of sight and never rose He evidently suffered a cramp after in the water a few David Peirce of Court who was with Breen at the time of the dived into the water after his comrade but was unable to locate Peirce shouted for help and some boys nearby hurried to his One of the boys succeeded in bringing the body to the The boys tried first aid and later young Breen was attended by a physician but he failed to The police arrived with a pulmotor but the youth did not come to although the of worked over him for some He was born in Arlington and would Continued on the Second TODAYS GLOBE CONTENTS TODAYS GLOBE CONTENTS Democratic convention without a lead er or an says James Bryan suggests Justice 1lrandeis as possible compromise choice for Demo cratic Highwayman robs 50 Andover gam blers of Guard throws down gun and joins i three Army prisoners escaping from Fort Banks one Two boys dead as result of auto acci dents at and Arlington youth drowns in lower Mys tic Lake Chelsea boy drowns at River N John Fitzgerald run over b motor truck at knee cap he sings Sweet Sanest ever night before reported by the Page Tablet with roll of honor unveiled in Cambridge Warden Shattuck says fear caused Barney to hold memorial serv ice for war dead in Mechanics Five thousand hold festival at Taunton house found on fire In six ferent Charles Roshore admits he killed Manuel King of iu Now revenge and British attempt to land marines at Mu dania is repulsed by Marlon to give Senator Harding big welcome home Short Ship racing at this week opening today of Grand Cir cuit campaign at North Lieut Don a valued addition to this figuring on the Olympic Quarters secured at Antwerp for more than 400 American Expect house at the Leonard White bout at Benton Page Close racing in Bouts this week many listed for to including clash ao Elks National Convention opens in Chicago i Todays sporting National York Boston 5 Brooklyn Philadelphia 1 first Brooklyn Philadelphia 0 sec ond Cincinnati 0 St Louis Chicago 6 American New York 2 Chicago St Louis 3 Cleve land Detroit Red Sox win gume at N in 7 to Amateur and nines offer dates for Amateur and professional baseball holiday Independence Day regatta holds in terest today in Page The Event We by Uncle Pros King of saya the war has failed to bring results commensurate with the sacrifices at Congregational mass The Peoples Dr at at tacks Massachusetts boxing Crowd of visits Revere Beach may throw coal and workers out of Three organizers of United Mine Workers killed in fight with guards at W Irish Rangers in India Page Dr Hartwell writes of independence Day features dating back to original Gov reaches boyhood home at for Nine persons Injured In automobile collision on LONE HIGHWAYMAN ROBS 50 GAMBLERS Colored Spectator With Revolver Rakes in Pot at Andover and Compels Donations DI spat oil to the Globe July a hundred youngmen of who were pass Ing the afternoon rolling the bones near Smith on the Red Spring Reservation between Andover and Bal were held up by a lone col ored manand robbed of late this So far there have been no complaints made at the police INo arrests have been The young according to the po were shooting Two games were in A colored man stopped to watch the men He made no comment until about was on the whereupon he whipped out a revolver and ordered the crowd to put their hands Although there were a dozen or so YD men in the group all made haste to obey the The colored man picked up the money and then told the men to throw him all the money they hod In their About was added to the already picked He fired a couple of shots to show he meant business and then Administration Forces Deadlocked As Palmer Nurses Grievance and Foes Rally Around Cox GUARD JOINS TRIO IN FORT BANKS ESCAPE Throws Down Gun After Short Chase Recaptured In Boston July prisoners and the guard who was in charge of them escaped from the United States Army Station at Fort Banks in this town this Tonight one of themen was captured by the police of Station and returned to the The three prisoners were John De Oilman and Merrimac Guy The guard who ran with them named the author at the had only just been returned here from New York where he was found after having deserted the barracks here some three months Gilman and Rivers were re leased from the guardhouse in the mid dle afternoon and were engaged at work in the reservation preparatory to the big pageant 1920 or Faith In Amer which is to be given at the reser vation tomorrow night by the Winthrop Pageant Just before oclock they were seen a sudden getaway from the who was in charge of the started in According to the given out Munson did not pursue them when he threw away his gun and belt and the They were iseen to go upon the rail road tracks of the Revere Beach Lynn They prob ably ran as far as Bast where it is believed they boarded a Tunnel car and landed in Scollay The Boston police were notified and tonight one 9f was arrested there and later returned to the Two of the prisoners wore brown fa uniforms and the third a blue fa tigue NIGHT IS SANEST EVER Fourth Ushered In by Quiet Streets Few Hurt The most conventional night before in the history of Boston was ushered in last The small boy who spent his time holding on to firecrackers until tho zero hour of the Fourth had passed was the hospitals re A number of fires which were recorded up to midnight were actually far below the number chronicled on a normal when Bostonians are not thinking of the Declaration of Inde Of the fires reported up to midnight only two could bo credited to any One was an Impromptu bonfire in the Brighton district and the other was a firS set by a firecracker landing on tho of a South Boston The to tal damage from these fires was just The police and firemen were on guard tor the regular inci dents which have been the features of Continued on the BUSINESS OFFICE OPEN THE USUAL HOURS TODAY For tho convenience of our readers and the Globe Counting Room will be open the usual hours Advertisers will please read and follow the directions printed below We cannot the insertion of Sunday Globe ordered on We will try to insert all except below if they are in the office before Until further notice under the following classi must be in the office on Thursday in order to be sure of appearing in tho Sundays Machinery and Tools Musical Instruments Tours and Travel Farm and Garden Typewriter Oa Registers for the Daily Globe must be of the day preceding Order tho Globe regularly from yl Arrange to have the Globe office before newsdealer or iile on TODAYS GLOBE CONTENTS Page Uplift of masses as Nations safe guard urged by kev Bradley Gilman at Kings Page Improved Stock Market expected In New Plans tor entertainment of Portuguese warships Harvard endowment fund reaches total of on reparations by Ger many unlikely at Spa Twenty persons burled alive in cave In of dugouts near Mexico Page Household Central Labor Union objects to the League of Nations without Bernard Ahern of Franklin killed by trolley car near Mrs Angelina wounded by shot at Three hotels raided and four men arrested in liquor coup at Whisky still aliro in Lynn Tribute to by French or rose ol Saturday nights sessions of Democratic convention marked by tumultuous Convention leaders secretive while gossip of delegates grows Dorothy Dlx mourns absence of steum roller at San Plans of delegates upset by delay in winding up San Francisco comments on Demo cratic FRANKLIN MAN DIES IN TROLLEY ACCIDENT Special to the Globe July 4Bernard aged 50 of Union was killed about oclock tonight whun he was by a Woonsocket trolley car near Silver Aherns skull was He was brought to Franklin In the trolley Dr Carl Richardson pronounced him Ahern is sur vived by a THE WEATHER Forecast for Boston and continued Mon day and Tuesday moderate most ly Washington Forecast for Southe r n New England con Monday and F o r Northern New Eng land Showers Monday Tuesday fair continued Globes Tuesday and probably Wednesday temperatures slightly below normal moderate north west and north Tho Temperature Yesterday at Thomp sons u CO 0 a 8 a 68 12 75 3 p 74 U p 72 p 62 12 Average temperature at 8 Last GO U St 81 JO G 60 5i Now York US Washing in 21 to S p JOHN FITZGERALD MOTOR TRUCK VICTIM Intently Watching Son Heeds Not Shouts Sings Sweet Adeline on Way to Hospital to Reassure 500 Wilson Hands Off July 4ExMayor John Fitzgerald is at the Sturgis Hospital suffering from a fractured kneecap which will necessitate an operation In four or five days as soon as the swelling is re The injury was received this afternoon when an automobile truck ran over the as he was watching his son Jack pitch for the Bayside team at an exciting baseball game In the Bayside Mr Fitzgerald was lying on the third base sideline when the accident hap According to John Cragg of the driver of the motor he had come down av from Allerton and attempted to stop the truck to view the There is an incline from the edge of the road to the baseball dia The brakes of the truck not work and the truck started toward the Crage was unable to stop Doesnt Heed Warning The crowd cried out a warning to Mr but the latter was occupied watching his son Jack and did not did not think it was in tended for Jack chip of the old had two strikes and three balls on the The bases were So Intensified in the game was Ex Mayor Fitzgerald that ho did not sense his danger until the truck passed over his limbs as he lay on the The truck continued a few feet and then Ovation on to Hospital Tha horrified spectators rushed to the JOHN The game stopped without the Expressions of sympathy were heard everywhere for the although he as sured the crowd he was was unable to rise to his Mr Fitzgerald was taken by his son Thomas to his automobile while the BOO Spectators But the injury did not daunt the courage of Bostons Dont be he Im all The crowd applauded but looked You dont think so queried the ex Ill prove it to And as the automobile moved away the strains of as sung by the melodious voice of the filled the The crowd cheered and the trip to the Sturgls Hospital assumed the form of an BRANDEIS AS NOMINEE SUGGESTION OF BRYAN Thinks Convention Should Name Man Not on List to Cox and McAdoo SAN July Bryan said tonight that he considers it expedient for the convention to go out side of the list of candidates already before it for a and that ho would suggest a number of He said It Is hardly for the friends of the prominent to assume that the Democratic party IB I shall Include in my list the names of men from various sections of the United Including the I have al ways Insisted that the sectional objec like the socalled sectional ad la very largely As far back as ISWi I told party leaders that I had no objection to a Southern man on the ticket with Sixteen years at St I sec the nomination of Senator Cock rell of My theory is that the people are much more Interested In the platform a man stands on than In the section in which he In connection with his list of possible Mr Bryan mentioned Jus tice Louis Brandels of the Supreme While I believe in the entry Into the provided a man proves himself to be a convert to pro said Mr I think that the credentials of such an aspirant to be carefully wheth er he now cornea Into tho party or Into the field of Mr Bryan today was receiving visi many of whom urged him to engage actively in the Presiden tial He reiterated to how that he was making no effort to organize a either for or against dont object to the good or candi said Mr but I refuse to the responsibility for a man whom I consider When a dele me with a warning that M dn Mr So and So Mr Blank would be I said I do not think it wise to do simply somebody else may Oo I am not responsible for except my vote or influence and that will not be used for in mv p Je the most who Mr Bryan declined to enter at length upon a discussion of the merits of the present candidates and contented him self with repeating his objections to Gov Cox of Ohio and William G Mc principal objection to Gov Cox he is that he is and I think we have passed the time for the nomi nation of a wet candidate especially since the convention voted against a wet pUnk by more than a twothirds majo 1 also have expressed myself as to tho availability of Mr giving as my personal objection his relation ship to Uie I still hold to opinion because 1 think It would divert attention from any such merit as he To Resume Balloting at Todays Session By JAMES MORGAN SAN July 4 balloting oa two days and taking 22 the Democratic convention stands deadlocked over The convention is not caught in the grapple of strong men or the clash of big issues contending for as the Democrats were on three previous occasions when there was a prolonged In 1852 they had to ballot 49 and 57 times in But the party then was In the throes of the slavery In Mien Woodrow Wilson was there were 45 but the struggle then was between conservatism and progres The present instance is more like that in when a leader purposeless convention finally Continued on the Twelfth Page LAST BALLOT TAKEN BEFORE ADJOURNMENT 9 3 i Arl Ark Calif Colo Tonu Del Ida Ill Ind Iowa Knn Ky LII Mil MUSH Mich Minn Minn Mo Mont Nell Nev X J N C N Ore Penn U I s c 8 1 Tenn Tex Vt Va W V WIs Wyo 1 of if u 1 a H t b a A n B 1 f i o 1 ul HIU 430 35 a nun i from a from I from 24 from 1 from in from Wont 4 from Bleu total from 1 from Klao 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