Worcester Train Schedule Slashed Amid Strike
Worcester’s rail schedules on three lines were cut to 1¢ trains by the New Haven Boston & Maine and Boston & Albany shopmen strike. Freight faces delays. many express company workers promised a holiday. Union Station sees officials run engine car coupling. no mining cars pass. meals only in station restaurants.
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Worcester
New Haven
Boston & Maine
Boston & Albany
Expres Company
Union Station
Boston & Albany shopmen meet in Springfield without action
Springfield Aug 1 The 170 striking Boston and Albany shopmen met today with no action due to absence of federation officers in Boston. F A Butler master mechanic reported conditions unchanged at the shops.
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Springfield
Boston & Albany
Boston
F. A. Butler
Death notices of Aug. 9 to Aug. 12 in Revere and surrounding towns
Obituaries list multiple individuals including Thomas Aucella Barbara E EY Annie Cervenka Johanna Cotter John Coughlin Helen Duncan Frank W Ball Louis Higgins Harry Fittinger James Keenan Sophie Kazanjian James Murphy Annie OBrien Ellen Reagan Susan Plimpton Franklin Raymond Anna Reinhart George H. Mittu Meda Sweener Edward Swenson with funeral details and mass times. Relatives invited auto cortege and notices request omissions of lovers and flowers.
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Aucella
Revere
Thomas A
Elvira Aucella
Aucella Ave
Immaculate Conception
Chelsea
Barbara E
Daniel Casey
Marlborough St
St. Rose Church
Cbervenka
Ian Cambridge
Annie
Benjamin Cervenka
James J. Shea
River St
Central Sq
Cotter
Somerville
Johanna
Lawrence Cotter
Washington St
St. Joseph’s Church
Coughlin
Norwood
John Coughlin
Annie Coughlin
Higgins
St. Peter’s Church
Dorchester
Mass. Lodge
A. Co. Av. W
Pleasant St
St. Catherine's Church
Duncan
Winthrop
Helen D
Webster) Duncan
Cottage Park Rd
Winthrop Centre
Ball
Frank W. Hall
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Winthrop St
Tilton
N. H
Louis H. Higgins
Tetham
Mass
Baptist Church
East Dedham
Fittinger
Harry Hittinger
Histate
Charles River Rd
Cambridge
Keenan
James C
Catherine Keenan
Welch
John J. Harvey
Reservoir Ave
Kazanjian
Sophie Onendet Kazanjian
Varstad Tf. Kazanjian
Appleton Chapel
Harvard University
Mt. Auburn Cemetery
Murphy
Charlestown
James
Thomas
Catherine Murphy
Frank Murphy
Elmet
St. Francis de Sales
O’ Brien
Watertown
Stephen
Kate O'Brien
Sullivan
James Connorr
Prescott St
St. Patrick's Church
O@REAGAN
Ellen
John Reagan
Magoun St
St. John’s Church
Plimpton
Walpole
Susan F. Plimpton
Boyden
Lyman M. Plimpton
Corner Union and
Pleasant Sts
Catherine Smith
Senecast
Blue Hill Ave
Reqquiem
St. Patrick’s Church
Regiment Veterans’ Association and
Sheet Metal Iron-Workers’ Union
Sweeney
Cape May
N. J
Meda R. Sweener
Oakview Terrace
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
Jamaica Plain
West Newbury
Newburyport
Haverhill
Swenson
Edward
Jenny
Westmen
Templeton St
Everett Lodge of Elks and
Court
Gustaf Wasa
F. of A
Scandinavian Hundred Man Society
Swedish-American Society
League Magnates Battle Over Ban Johnson Control
In New York on August 11 1919 three American League owners Ruppert Frazee and Comiskey call a special meeting for August 14 to consider suspending Ban Johnson and to review his leadership. The board may oust him and install a temporary president amid a brewing confrontation over the Mays case and league governance.
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New York
American League
Byron Bancroft Johnson
League
Jacob Ruppert
Harry H. Frazee
Charles Comiskey
Biltmore
Biltmore Iblotel
New York City
Carl W. Mays
Byron B. Johnson
Chas. A. Comiskey
H. H. Frazee
Ban Johnson
Yankees
Red Sox
White Sox
Jim Dunn
Cleveland
Dunn
Johnson
Ruppert
Colonels
Board of Directors
T. L. Huston
Houston
Mays
Cleveland Baseball Club
Carman Motor Paced Champ Clinches Speedway Crown
Clarence Carman of Jamaica Edona regained his American motor pace championship last evening at the He vere cycle track. He defeated George Wiley and others in a 50 mile race run in 13m 41-6s with a three lap lead at the finish. Wiley was second, Lawrence third, Chapman fourth. Chapman collapsed at race end. Ned Chandler won the five mile professional, with Pat Logan second. Amateur and other events completed a crowded program with Nelson McKenzie and F Keenan among winners.
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Clarence Carman
Jamaica
Edona
Hevere
George Wiley
Percey Lawrence
George Chapman
Wiley
Carman
Lawrence
Chapman
Johnny Fardig
Ned Chandler
Pat Logan
Nelson McKenzie
Louis Kali
Arthur Tegan
I. Maggoli
F. Keenan
W. Cupit
Archie McDonald
Hugh McPartland
W. McKenzie
Elmer Duncan
Britt's Fight by a Narrow Margin
Frankie Britt of New Bedford edged Ralph Brady of Syracuse in a close decision in their second meeting.
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Britt
Wee
Frankie Britt
New Bedford
Ralph Brady
Syracuse
N. Y
Tellier Leads Wide Open At Kernwood Golf Meet
The Kernwood Country Club in Salem hosted New England PGA tour qualifying over 18 holes. Louise Tellier Brae Burn and George Gordon Wannamossett each won 50 dollars for top scores in 36 holes while Mike Brady Oakley earned 35 and John Shea Kernwood 25 for fourth. George L Bowden Commonwealth won 15 for fifth. Shea Brady and Gordon split 10 for best forenoon 75. Brady and Ralph Thomas Weston split 10 for most 3s in morning. Vellier 10 for best afternoon 72. Tellier 10 for most 3s in afternoon. Tellier and Alex Chisholm split 50 for first and second in kickers handicap and Gordon 5 for third.
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Louise Tellier
Brae Burn
George Gordon
Wannamossett
Mike Brady
Oakley
John Shea
Kernwood
George L. Bowden
Commonwealth
Shea
Brady
Ralph Thomas
Weston
Vellier
Tellier
Alex Chisholm
Louis Tellierm
Gordon
George
Fie
Mike Brad
John T. Shea
George Bowden
Charles Burgess
Woodland Seeree
Hugh Gordon
Walter Howe
Darry Bowler
Winchester
Tellier Sets Record In Two Round Golf Event
Louis Tellier tied for best 36 hole medal score with George Gordon at Wanna mossett Country Club Providence Rhode Island posting 149. Tellier broke Francis Ouimet's course mark with a 72 in the afternoon round and collected 85 dollars for the day. Gordon tied for first with an average near 74 per round and Brady narrowly missed qualification with a 76 afternoon round after a 7 in the morning. Shea Bowden also placed, with Bowden failing to qualify.
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Louis Tellier
George Gordon
Wannamossett
Providence
R. I
Francis Ouimet
Gordon
New England
Rhode Islander
Mike Brady
Brady
Jack Shea
Shea
Bowden
Bring Your Friends On A Fishing And Camping Trip
A playful invitation to join a wholesome outdoor adventure blending fishing and camping. The piece invites readers to imagine a delightful trip, sharing tips and scenes that evoke camaraderie and nature.
Across the Nova Scotia Wilderness With Eddie and Friends
The author with his friend Eddie and two guides reach the Nova Scotia wilderness outskirts. They anticipate heavy gear, plans to canoe or wagon into the forest, and a cautious hunt for trout. Eddie recalls a diary about a hound named Leon as they approach Maitland and Jake's Landing, signaling the voyage into the unknown.
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Eddie
British Museum
Jake’s Landing
Ked-gee-ma-koo-gee
Jake
Maitland
Leon
Loon
Auto Thief Leaders in New England Crime Bust
A Cambridge Billerica raid nabbed three adults and a 16 year old in a staged auto theft ring tied to stolen vehicles across New England. Police recovered multiple autos and loot while two more suspects remained sought for questioning.
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Cambridge
Billerica
New England States
John Leahy
Osgood Street
Somerville
Leahy
James E. Church
Kirkland Street
McCarthy
Brattle Street
Cotage
Bridle Road
le. W. Churchill
Lawrence Street
Wakefield
Michael J. Donahue
Park Street
Captain Canney
Billerica House
Canney
Samuel C. Brack
Prescott Street
Ernest Blevins
Andrews Street
Evelyn M. Kelly
Stinson Court
Leo Kelliher
Green Street
Big Night Blooming Cereus Shines at Dorchester Home
A night blooming cereus with two blossoms in full bloom and a third ready to open tonight was shown at Elmer E. Russell’s residence at 67 Bowdoin Street, Dorchester. The white blooms span eight inches, and the plant is 25 years old, having bloomed for the past three years. Russell’s other plants are not blooming this year.
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Elmer E. Russell
Bowdoin Street
Dorchester
Russell
A Good Cigar Brings Comfort and Civic Respect
In a summer evening mood the text extols a good cigar as a comfort and contributor to happiness. It argues that some cigars are public crimes while praising the Co C A Cigar for meeting the test of goodness and not disturbing neighbors.
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Co. C. A
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