Another race for Germans in Emperor William's cup
Kiel Germany Aug 15 The German sonderklasse yacht Wannsee captained by W Protzen of Berlin won the Emperor William cup race series. Marblehead skippered by Sumner S Foster finished second by one length amid light then 18 mile breeze aiding German boats. Wittelsbach placed third.
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Yachting clash in Kiel race tests Americans for Cup
The finish times show German yachts leading the Emperor's cup trials with Wannsee and Marblehead posting top marks. Tomorrow's decisive day will determine if Americans can compete in finals as German contenders dominate first four races amid heavy Kiel winds. Boston strike coverage follows with union claims and operator shortages.
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Trout Season Ends in Vermont
The trout fishing season closed yesterday in Vermont ending a period of freshwater angling across the state. Local anglers awaited notices on any special regulations or catch limits that might apply during the closure period.
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Last Night's Meeting Declares No Desertion By Telegraphers
Union officers hailed the midnight meeting amid reports from New England that no telegraphers have deserted. Words came that American Press Association operators at Providence and general operators at Mt Washington the Fabyans and Portland left their keys. Boston brokers seek to sign union agreements before orders to strike. Brokers' operators chapel to meet at 694 Washington Street to decide terms.
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Stronger Says Telegraphers Union on Strike Grievances
The Boston local of the Commercial Telegraphers Union denied claims they had no grievances before striking and said operators’ attempts to present grievances were repeatedly turned down by Western Union and Postal companies. An accident report followed involving MacCormac and Mrs. MacCormac in a six cylinder runabout crash that left Mrs. MacCormac with a fractured skull and both vehicles wrecked. MacCormac remained unconscious at the hospital muttering about a record from New Haven to New York.
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Woman killed in auto wreck in South Norwalk
Mrs Carrie MacCormac was instantly killed in a collision between a carriage with four people and an automobile carrying Mr and Mrs MacCormac. Her husband Paul MacCormac, a young New York millionaire, is in Norwalk Hospital with possible loss of his left leg.
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Portland-Portland 13 Bangor 4. Biddeford 5 Pine Tree 3
In a pair of high school score updates, Portland-Portland defeated Bangor 13 to 4 while Biddeford beat Pine Tree 5 to 3. The results highlight local league play with two notable athletic wins.
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Messengers Organize Boys Union to Present Grievances
Joseph McGaffigan was installed as president of the Messenger Boys Protective Union at 694 Washington street by James J. McGarty. About 100 boys at the ceremony cheered their officers and pledged to seek an eight hour day, $1 raise, and uniforms from the Postal Service this afternoon. Other officers named include Michael McPhee, Robert Maguire, George J. Heiler, William J. Barry, and Max Goldstein.
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George J. Heiler
William J. Barry
Woman Causes Scene Aboard Train And Ferry
Mrs. George Osgood of New York, believed mentally unbalanced, fled authorities after wandering streets scantily clad in Lynn. Guarded on the 10:55 Revere Beach Lynn train and later on a harbor ferry, she struggled to leap from train windows and deck. Her brother BE. S. Denning of East Milford took custody on the Boston side. valuables once with her, including diamonds and a watch, are missing.
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East Milford
Mrs Clara Beal to Wed Benjamin Bradbury in Brookline
Mrs Clara A Beal aged 66 of 87 Walnut Brookline will marry Benjamin F Bradbury 75 a veteran druggist who lives on Maine Street Melrose Bradbury has been married twice his second wife died about two years ago He ran drug stores in Boston for 80 years and retired a year ago He is a deacon at Tremont Temple and Beal is treasurer of Eastern Star Brookline Chapter 112 and president of the Women s Music Hall Patriotic Association
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Boston
Harrison Avenue
Beach Street
Tremont Temple
Huron Goes to Kennyetto at Saratoga Race Meet
Kennyette, a dwindling favorite, won the Huron handic cap 13 16 miles at Saratoga. Tom acco second and Dashaway third. Hyperion N and Tony Bonero dead heated in the fifth race with owners to split the purse. Other winners included Anteus Pegriga Kerry and Booksbang across early races.
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N. Y
Kennyette
Tomacco
Dashaway
Hyperion N
Tony Bonero
Miller
Hyperion II
Anteus
Pegriga
Kerry
Booksbang
Notre Dames of Roxbury Face Roger Wolcotts In 15 Year Championship
Two top juvenile teams meet for the 15 year championship at 3:30 PM Saturday on the American league grounds. Notre Dames of Roxbury currently lead after a decisive first game, with the Roger Wolcotts of Dorchester set to pitch Hermany for the showdown. Local interest runs high as the outcome could crown the title.
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Roger Wolcotts
Dorchester
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Hermany
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