Amazing haul by fisherman near Spuyten Duyvil Creek
Louis Kramer, a retired city fireman, crabbing at Spuyten Duyvil Creek pulled up a bottle sealed with cork bearing the imprint H. & W. The crowd tore at the bottle to release its contents but it yielded nothing after the cork came out. Kramer preserves the empty bottle as curious proof of the find.
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New York
Institute of Scientific Research
Louis Kramer
East 165Th Street
Spuyten Duyvil Creek
Mr. Kramer
Kramer
Dr. Kligerman
Pershing's Nephew Resigns Over Distaste for Prohibition Work
James F. Pershing Jr., nephew of General John J. Pershing, resigns as assistant Federal prohibition director for New York State. He cites the job as very distasteful in his immediate departure announce.
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New York
James F. Pershing, Jr
John J. Pershing
New York State
Protest Rent Boost Notice at Beacon Street Building
Julia French and Henry Loughary sue to stop tenant Israel Benson from posting a rent increase notice in their Brookline property at 1896 Beacon Street. They allege the posting damages their business and seek an injunction. case set for August 16 in Suffolk Superior Court.
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Julia French
Henry Loughary
Beacon Street
Brookline
Suffolk Superior Court
Israel Benson
Hyman M. Rambach
National Woman's Party Opens Aggressive Equal Rights Campaign
The National Woman's Party has launched an aggressive equal rights campaign for women, signaling a bold push to widen legal and social rights nationwide. The move aims to mobilize supporters and press for policy changes.
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The
National Woman’s Party
Labor delegates seek pro craft support at AF of L convention
At Fitchburg on August 14 delegates at the 37th annual State AFL convention move to endorse fall candidates who have explicit policies favorable to organized crafts amid rail, coal, and textile strike concerns.
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Fitchburg
American Federation of Labor
Convention Nominates Three Men for President
At the New Raymond Hotel Fitchburg delegates push forward Jeremiah F. Driscoll William Walsh and William A Rossley for tomorrow's presidential nomination Driscoll undecided on a second run but expected to be in the race. The convention addressed credentials reports and legislative threats while Boston Street Railway men hold the largest delegation.
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Jeremiah F. Driscoll
Boston Milk Wagon Drivers
William Walsh
Boston Car Men
William A. Rossley
Worcester
Driscoll
Edwin P. Gray
Fitchburg
Committee On Credentials
Boston Street Railway
Martin T. Joyce
Voluntary Associations
Massachusetts
Frank Fenton
Boston
John IV. Shea
Michael Mclain
Holyoke
Thomas J. Welch
O. F. Alexander
Frank McCarthy
Fred M. Knight
Haverhill
John J. Fitzgerald
Cambridge
P. T. Garvey
Springfield
Charles J., Reed
Salem
Michael J. Monaghan
Thomas F. Shine
Constitution
George A. Miller
George H. Wrenn
Sylvester McBride
William A. Neeley
Lynn
William J. Stark
Greenfield
Chessman
Coombs
Brockton
George H. Sullivan
Fall River
Dennis D. Driscoll
Hugh F. Bowen
Charles Finn
Quincy
David Alperin
Harry Joal
Joseph Hunt
James St. Menzie
Lawrence
William Mason
Rockland
Joseph Trudeau
New Bedford
Albert Johnson
Chelsea
Albert Lawreniec
Titchburg
Stephen McNeil
Framingham
John J. Kane
Wolyoke
Thomas I. Boyle
Lowell
F. A. Johnson
Boaton
John H. Walsh
Waltham
Robert Isanca
Francia F. Morse
Borton
Anna G. Murphy
John Hee
John O. Train
Springeld
Holeen G. Keefe
C. A. Taeg
Wakefield
Aaron Welleman
John ©. McDonald
William H. Haskins
Lawrence Curtin
Robert J. Eagan
Sydney Mew
Henry Hayes
John R. Kelly
Francis Vantassel
John Yvers
John J. Kearney
P. Harry Jennin
Thomas F. Keeney
O. M. Fehrnstrom
Joseph Mioa
Annie Maloy
Mary V. Murphy
Louis Whi
Police fund man not held up in Chicopee
Police announced the June holdup of John McDonald, a tobacco farm employee, was cleared up. All but $68 of the $450 payroll was found in a mattress and closets in his room. The company declined to prosecute as McDonald had long been in its employ and was allowed to leave after making good the remainder. He could not describe his attackers at the time.
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Chicopee
John McDonald
McDonald
Seven men on trial for murder amid poisoned bullets claim
Antonio Mascetti testified that Simboli told him bullets left at Mascetti’s home after the killing were poisoned. Mascetti, Di Padova, and Di Padova’s hospitalization for the criminal insane are noted as part of the trial details.
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Antonio Mascetti
Dubuque
Michele Scarpone
Simboli
Mascetti
Bhutanese Women in India Likely First to Bob Hair
The remark notes that Bhutanese women in India were probably the earliest to bob their hair, highlighting a stylistic trend attributed to a specific cultural group abroad.
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India
Allies Agree to Disagree at German Reparations Talks
London Aug 14 The 13th allied conference on German reparations broke down with spokesmen for France and Great Britain at odds. The meeting ended without a plan for a new session. Britain calls for a moratorium as a prerequisite to further talks, while M. Poincare rejects a moratorium without guarantees.
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London
Associated Press
France
Great Britain
M. Poincare
Chinese Leaders Take Part in Peace Parleys
The first actual peace parley between the discordant elements of North and South China opened in Shanghai. Agents of Wu Pei Fu Chang Tsolin Tsao Kun Li Yuan Hung and Eisu Shin-Chang met with Sun Yat Sen to discuss reconciliation.
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Shanghai
Associated Press
China
Wu Pei Fu
Chang Tso- Lin
Manchuria
Tsao Kun
Tuchun
Chili
Li Yuan-Hung
Eisu Shin-Chang
Sun Yat Sen
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