Building strikers clash with workers in Congress Square melee
Riot erupts at a downtown Boston site as building trades strikers clash with nonstriking workers. Ten men arrested for assault and obstructing sidewalks. Officer Osier injured. Several laborers threaten and attack, while traffic and transit are disrupted near Congress and State streets. The site near National Shawmut Bank is operated by L. P. Soule & Sons for Parker Soule.
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Walden Osier
Benjamin Delarroso
Parmenter Street
Joseph Pivingo
Noyes Place
North End
Haymarket
Congress
Congress Square
Washington
State Streets
Joseph Circula
Tileston Street
Palo Luiza
North Street
Christie Carbott
North Margin Street
Pietro Disandi
Prince Street
Any Vincenzo
City Hall
Giuseppe Derardo
Henchman Street
Exchange Street
Michael Arvillo
Morris Street
East Boston
Andrea Arstoni
Webster Avenue
Osier
Rocco
Vementino
Hanover Avenue
Pasquale Gargogno
Cottage Street
Boston
Francesco Magara
Shawmut Street
Congress Street
Devonshire Street
Haymarket Square
Exchange Place
Rew
National Shawrut Bank
L. P. Soule & Sons Company
Parker Soule
Building Trades Employers’ Association
Disabled Veterans Aid Drive Sparks Community Support
Massachusetts residents rally for 3000 wounded veterans during Disabled Soldiers Week led by the YC Auxiliary. Gifts include clothing food funds and letters. Auto owners pledge weekly rides for injured vets while tomorrow’s Paul Revere Hall event features stars and officials, aiming to raise substantial aid.
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Massachusetts
YD Auxiliary
YC Club
Huntington Avenue
Clarence R. Edwards
VC Auxiliary
Paul Revere Hall
Cox
Peters
David I. Walsh
Gallivan
Tinkham
Tague
John F. Fitzgerald
Edwards
Edward L.L. Logan
William J
State Legion Leaders Named in Farewell Ceremonies
Keville, Thomas F. Foley, John F. Herbert and Major James T. Duane are listed as officials in the State Legion, with Major Duane designated as state commander.
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Keville
Thomas F. Foley
John F. Herbert
James T. Duane
State Legion
Hull loses street cars as town switches to auto buses
The Eastern Massachusetts Street Railway Company ends service in Hull last night with the final car at 1 L o clock. Nantasket Beach Transportation will run eight auto buses hourly from 7 AM replacing the Bay State cars to the Hingham depot. Hull officials say roadbed repairs will begin after crews are found to cover rails and resurface Nantasket avenue, freeing space for auto traffic.
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Eastern Massachusetts Street Railway Company
Hull
East Weymouth
Street Railway
Nantasket Avenue
Boy Killed by Truck at Busy Boston Junction
Four year old John Murray of Jamaica Plain died instantly when struck by a Sterling Farm Milk Co truck at Amory Boylston Lamartine streets. Driver Robert F Burns of Watertown was arrested on a manslaughter charge after the fatal mishap near the Boylston street tunnel. The child was en route to his grandmother’s home at 3 Minton street and had been warned to cross carefully.
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John Murray
Lamartine Terrace
Jamaica Plain
Amory
Boylston
Lamartine
Robert F. Burns
Lambert Avenue
Sterling Farm Milk Company
Minton Street
Mary Murray
Boylston Street Tunnel
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