Bay State AFL Convenes Amid Labor Tension
Acting Boston mayor James T. Moriarty blasts Governor Coolidge as an enemy of organized labor at the 35th annual Massachusetts AFL convention in Lynn. Delegates, many non seated, discuss expanding the Trades Union College with new campuses planned in Holyoke and Springfield.
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Coolidge
Massachusetts
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Miss Gillispie
Trades Union College
Arthur M. Huddell
Michael A. Murphy
Peter J. Murphy
W. P. Bradbury
Itelen Keefe
Trade Union College
Holyoke
Springfield
Union College
Murphy
Alfred Dwight Sheffield
Wellesley
Charles C. Ramgay
White Plains
John J. O'Hare
Peter Murphy
Thomas Shine
Boston Street Carmen's Union
Richard Garrity
Boston Central Labor Union
Massachusetts Civil Service Commission
Frank Fenton
Dennis D. Driscoll
Nahant
Labor Convention Opens in Montreal Delegates
Delegates applaud a dissident note as Mr Moriarty urges organized effort to defeat hostile candidates including Calvin Coolidge. Miss Mabel Gillespie presides a session, a first for the labor movement, with Mayor Creamer welcoming attendees. The Right Rev Teeling offers a prayer and urges justice and charity as 25 telephone delegates are absent.
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St. Mary's Catholic Church
Chelsea teen claims she was held prisoner by man
Ethel M. Vira, 15, a runaway from Arlington, charges Emery T. Morrill, 24, with abducting her to his Chelsea home where she says he and his deaf parents blocked her escape. She says he assaulted her and she barricaded her room. Bail set at $1000. delinquency charge against her continued.
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Knights of Columbus rally to oppose Smith Towner bill
New York Aug 2 Knights of Columbus announce a war on the Smith Towner federal education bill aimed at private schools. The 38th supreme convention opens at the Commodore with delegates from the US Canada Mexico and beyond. A strong program includes education expansion and a tribute to Marshal Foch plus plans for a Europe trip and a public mass in St Patrick's Cathedral.
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Boston
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Mexico
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New Haven
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New England
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Thompsonville
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French High Commission
Paris
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le Havre
She Saved Him, ’Tis True, But by William Slavens McNutt
The Boston Sunday Post Magazine previews an amusing McNutt short story titled She Saved Him, ’Tis True, But showing a humorous take on romance and mischief from the famed writer.
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Boston Sunday Post
Dorchester Man Fined for Illegal Liquor Sale
Leopold Babo of 61 Granite Avenue Dorchester freed of manslaughter charge in death of William A. Kearney of 115 Milton Street Dorchester as case dismissed by Judge Merritty at Dorchester court. He is fined 50 dollars for unlawfully selling liquor. a third charge of keeping liquor for sale is filed.
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Milton Street
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Babo
Autopsy Finds Alcohol Poisoning in Kearney Death
Dr. William J. Brickley acting for Medical Examiner O'Leary conducted the autopsy on the deceased man from Kearney. He testified in court that death was caused by alcoholic poisoning and that no wood alcohol was detected.
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Kearney
William J. Brickley
O'Leary
Former Mayor of Haverhill Dies at 57
Roswell L. Wood, five times mayor and long time political figure in Haverhill, died this morning after a long illness at age 57.
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Roswell L. Wood
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