Coal Strike Spreads to Non-Union Mines
The Bituminous Operators Association admits the coal strike is moving into non-union areas. A Pennsylvania company president cites a Greensburg telegram reporting widespread absences in Fayette County and mines in Greensburg Ligonier and Westmoreland fields.
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New York
Bituminous Operators’ Association
Pennsylvania
Greensburg
Fayette County
Ligonier
Moreland Field
Civil War Veterans Hold Two Day Encampment in Boston
Civil War veterans gathered in downtown Boston for a two day encampment with officers elected for the new term. Henry Clark Post 36 Arlington was named department commander, George W. Pratt Post 72 Stoughton senior vice commander, and Benjamin A. Ham Post 2 South Boston junior vice commander. A women’s delegation from the Sons of Veterans Auxiliary attended and presented gifts to departing commander Edwin Morrill. Additional resolutions addressed pensions and allegiance pledges as the Massachusetts division met at Lorimer Hall and the Quincy House with national leaders in attendance.
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Boston
Henry Clark
Arlington
Edwin F. Morrill
George W. Pratt
Stoughton
Benjamin A. Ham
South Boston
James B. King
Post 14
Hopkinton
C. ©. Norcross
Brookline
Massachusetts
Sons of Veterans’ Auxiliary
A. E. B. Stephens
Washington, D. C
Mabel M. Ham
Auxiliary
Faneuil Hall
Grand Army
Massachusets
Morrill
Palmer
Robert E. Lee
South
United States Army
George H. Ward
Worcester
Howe
Haverhill
Somerville
John M. Woods
Washington
The
Sons of Veterans
Lorimer Hall
Tremont Temple
Clifford Ireland
Illinois
H. H. Hammer
Reading
Fred HE. Upham
Leominster
Louis R. Pilcher
Brooklyn
N. Y
Quincy House
Massachusetts” Department
Grand Army of the Republic
Devens
Banks
Butler
Hooker
Miles
George A. Hosley
Massachusetts Department
Clifford
Ireland
Paul Revere Hall
William M. Anderson
West Roxbury
Charles W. MacNear
Ashland
William E. Choate
Beverly
Charles H. Young
New Bedford
G. Wilbur Clapp
Ffor
G. A. R. Henry Clark
Edwin F Morrill
Everett
Used Doyle girl trap to get Tug Wilson in Cambridge crime sweep
Eight men stood for identification in East Cambridge jail as Harold Smith picked Tug Wilson from a line up after a Dec 27 robbery. Miss Sarah Doyle narrowly avoided a ride with target Charles Gilley when patrolman Bird mistakenly stopped her in Gilley’s car. District Attorney Saltonstall warned the probe will dig deeper into the Doyle, Wilson, and Crosby circle and possible holiday hold up plots tied to fashionable Big City excursions.
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Earl
Tug” Wilson
Charles R. Gilley
State Motor Vehicle Registration Department
Sarah Doyle
Charles
H. Bird
Charlestown
Wilson
Bird
Miss “Doyle
Gilley
Tig
Miss Doyle
Spooning
Tug
Cambridge
Harold Smith
Wellington
Metropolitan Park
Francis J. Philbrick
Symms Hospital
Arlington
James D. Shea
Shea
House of Correction
Superior Criminal Court
Endicott P. Saltonstall
Sally
Tug’’ Wilson
Gil’’ Crosby
Ladies of the G A R Open Massachusetts Convention at American House
Guests of G A R Women attend a reception and program at the American House as the Ladies of the G A R of Massachusetts begin their annual convention. New officers named include Hannah L Whiteside as department head and Alice W Pearson as senior vice president with Mildred Blaisdell and Eva Phillips in key roles.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Massachusetts
American House
Amanda M. Brackett
Hannah L. Whiteside
Wellesley
Alice W. Pearson
Somerville
Mildred Blaisdell
Lowell
Eva Phillips
Dorchester
H. Marie Ward
Alfred H. Knowles
Arlington
Frank H. Bell
Roxbury
George Bowker
Concord
American Girl’s Husband to Be Earl
The Earl of Gosford died today in London. Viscount Acheson, son of the Earl, will succeed to the title and is married to Mildred Carter, daughter of John Ridgely Carter, former United States Minister to Turkey and member of the American Embassy staff in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Earl of Gosford
Viscount Acheson
Mildred
John Ridgely Carter
United States
Turkey
Businessman to Wed Secretary in Jamaica Plain Romance
A 70-year-old retired business man A Lincoln Caldwell of 72 Robinwood Avenue Jamaica Plain and his 52-year-old secretary Miss Abbie If Bride of 1775 Massachusetts Avenue filed for marriage intentions at City Hall. Caldwell says their acquaintanceship began years ago in business and the ceremony is planned a week hence.
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A. Lincoln Caldwell
Robinwood Avenue
Jamaica Plain
Abbie
Massachusetts Avenue
City Hall
Calwell
Doyle Case Details Hint at Protective Talk with DA
District Attorney Saltonstall visited the jail for a second talk with Miss Doyle. He declined to reveal the conversation's nature but stated she would not become a mother, countering reports. Some funds were spent on a European trip, which she says did little to redirect his attention to higher things.
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Saltonstall
Miss Doyle
Custody Sought For Infant Son In Probate Court
Mrs. Sydney J. Mc Kerron seeks custody of her 14 month old son in Probate Court aided by attorney Charles Driscoll. Domestic strife led to separation and the infant was placed with the father at his mother’s Brighton home.
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Sydney J. McKerron
Irma Avenue
Watertown
Charles Driscoll
Brighton
Driscoll
Waltham
Connolly
McKerron
Alld
Ca ‘Tion
McKerran
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Walter Dumaux
New York City
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Prescott Nu Mabon
Clif“Phelps
Morehouse
David Hoadley Munroe
New ¥ City
Andon Snedeker
Brookis
Robert Emlén Sumner
E Alpha Portland Cement Co
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Dearborn
Chicago
Ill
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Baltimore
Battle Creek
Mich
Ironton
Ohio
Plante Alpha
N. J
Cementon
N.Y. Jamesville
Masheim
W. Va
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la Salle
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Department
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Doyle
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