Theatre Sues Actors Union Over Strike Damages
The Winter Garden Company sues about 3900 actors including Sam Bernard Francis X. Bushman Douglas Fairbanks Tyrone Power and others in U S District Court seeking 500 000 for damages alleged from the Actors Equity strike. The suit mirrors the Danbury hatters case and may seek attachment of bank accounts and property.
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New York
Actors’ Equity Association
Winter Garden Company
The
Shuberts
United States
Danbury Hatters
Managers’ Association
Shubert Gaieties
Monte Cristo, Jr
Sam Bernard
Edie Foy
Francis X. Bushman
Richard Carle
Douglas Fairbanks
William Courtenay
Williams. Hart
Laurette Taylor
J. Forbes Robertson
Cyril Maude
Robert Edeson
Blanche Ring
William Farnum
Dustin Farnum
Elsie Ferguson
Trixie Friganza
DeWolf Hopper
Wilton Lackaye
Frank McIntyre
Andrew Mack
J. Hart
Joy Manners
Robert Mantell
Alla Nazimova
Guy Bates Post
Tyrone Powers
Julius Tannen
Fred Stone
Otis Skinner
Julia Sanderson
Julian Fitin
Leo Ditrichstein
William B. Mack
Polluted Spring Linked to Malden Typhoid Cases
Fourteen typhoid cases in the past week are traced to a polluted spring on Savin street Malden. The health department warns users with signs at the site. Most victims are berrypickers from other city sections.
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Savin Street
Silk Hat Stolen in Cambridge Burglary
Burglars stole a silk hat from Professor Frederick N. Robinson at 6 Longfellow Park Cambridge. Three fur coats and a neck piece also taken. Window smashed to gain entry. burglary discovered when the professor returned from a summer home yesterday.
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Frederick N. Robinson
Longfellow Park
Cambridge
Jitney Permit Applications Filed With City Council
Eight applications for jitney operation permits were filed with the City Council yesterday affecting about 100 jitneys. The routes and five to ten cent fares vary by section as the sithey committee reviews the first applications under a new ordinance. Applicants include The People's Bus Company Boston Omnibus Company Dorchester Omnibus Company Roxbury Omnibus Company South Boston Omnibus Company Hub Omnibus Company and Rawdling Auto Bus Line Inc.
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People's Bus Company
Boston Omnibus Company
The
Dorchester Omnibus Company
Roxbury Omnibus Company
South Boston Omnibus Company
Hub Omnibus Company
Rawdling Auto Bus Line, Inc
Bremen submarine Bremen crew returns to Bremen
The Vossische Zeitung reports the entire crew of the submarine Bremen, missing for three years, has arrived in Bremen. British captivity kept them isolated to hide the vessel's fate. The Bremen vanished while en route to the United States with a cargo valued at about 6 to 7 million dollars.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Vossiche Zeitung
Bremen
Great Britain
United States
Missing Cambridge woman found dead at home
Mrs Lorinda Humphrey aged 73 living alone at 351 Green Street Cambridge was found dead in bed yesterday by police who forced entry. Medical Examiner Dow said she had been dead about three weeks. A brother and sister are listed as residents of Princeton.
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Lorinda Humphrey
Green Street
Cambridge
John Rixon
Dow
Princeton
Three Arbitrators Chosen to Settle Fish Strike
The fishermen's strike nears resolution as Edward F. McClennen Henry J. Skeffington and J Walter Mullen are accepted as arbitrators by all parties. They will decide the dispute at the Federal building this afternoon and the fishermen will return to work pending the settlement.
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Board of Arbitration
Edward F. McClennen
Boston
United States
Henry J. Skeffington
United States Attorney-General
Girl Stowaway Is Wedded While at Sea
Captain Wego K Andersen married his first mate and a pretty French girl stowaway from France aboard his four masted schooner Ho ratio Foss. The ship dropped anchor at the National docks in East Boston as the ceremony was completed.
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Horatio
Foss
France
National Docks
Boston
Tien
America
L’amerique
Andersen
Romance on the Seas as Stowaway Weds First Mate
Mam'selle Cheilly a 27 year old stowaway from Cette marries Theodore Burnett first mate of the schooner after a 10 day courtship. Captain Andersen officiates as the crew cheers a swift sea wedding amid aftershocks of a hurricane and a rough two week honeymoon.
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Mam’selle Cheilly
Theodore Burnett
Cette
Theodore Brunett
Anderson
Burnett
Patchogue
Long Island
Teddy
Leather shortage myth decried by City Council critic
Councillor Henry Hagan blamed leather dealers and meat packers for inflated shoe prices, alleging storage and gambling of stocks to push profits up to six hundred percent. He urged government action and warned prices could rise to twenty five or thirty dollars, while condemning storage of foods as harmful to public welfare.
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Henry E. Hagan
Hagan
Mr. Hagan
Lion House Plan Draws Fire At City Council
Councillor James T. Moriarty condemned a $120000 plan to house lions at Franklin Park Zoo during a City Council meeting. He argued funding shortages harm residents and urged enforcement of labor laws requiring a seventh day off or double pay when necessary.
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Franklin Park Zoo
James T. Moriarty
Moriarty
Morarty
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