Five Hurt in Wood Car Accident Near Andover
Five persons were seriously injured when a wood car struck them in a wild career. William M. Wood Jr of Andover, son of the American Woolen Company president, and his companion Alexander Gardner of North Andover were among the injured. Others named include Paul Rice of Shawsheen Village with rib fractures, Charles McCarthy of Dorchester with cuts and bruises, John McLean of Mattapan with shock, Edward Brackett of Wakefield with contusions, and Samuel Ramsey of Medford with a fractured leg. A young wife of Wood hurried by sea plane from Kennebunk Maine to Andover. Dead: William M. Wood Jr.
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William M. Wood, Jr
Wood
Alexander Gardner
North Andover
Kennebunk, Me
Andover
Paul Rice
Canterbury Street
Shawsheen Village
Charles McCarthy
Blue Hill Avenue
Dorchester
John McLean
Fottler Road
Mattapan
Edward Brackett
Salem Street
Wakefield
Samuel Ramsey
Harvard Street
Medford
The
American Woolen Company
Interview With Lloyd George A Busy Prime Minister
Post staff cartoonist W Norman Ritchie recalls obtaining a rare audience with David Lloyd George in London. He notes the PM’s extreme busyness and describes the challenge of securing an interview with the famous statesman.
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Post
U. S
Post Publishing Co
W. Norman Ritchie
London
David Lloyd George
de Luxe
Europe
Won Ford on her sixth try wins car for story
Miss Genevieve J. O Neil of East Boston cried with joy after learning she won a Ford car in the Boston Post Ford a Day contest. Her prize winning story centered on Jack Dempsey and inspired neighbors in East Boston.
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Genevieve O’neil
East Boston
Jack Dempsey
Miss O'Neil
Johnny Dundee Knocks Out Frash in Ninth Round
In New York Johnny Dundee stops Danny Frash in the ninth round. Portland reports Willie Corbett defeats Freddie Williams and Kid Rice draws with Johnnie Fox in six rounds. Pittsburgh qualifiers reach the fourth round in the National pro tourney. Newport confirms French Davis Cup team members eliminated on Casino courts. Forest Hills sees Mallory Bundy Sigourney Bancroft Wills Jessup reach women’s National semifinal.
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New York
Johnny Dundee
Kayoes
Danny Frash
Portland
Willie Corbett
Freddie Williams
Kid Rice
Johnnie Fox
Newport
Gobert
Cochet
Borotta
Davies, Niles and Jones
Forest Hills
N. Y
Molla Mallory
Mrs. Bundy
Miss Sigourney
Miss Bancroft
Helen Wills
Jessup
Flying trip to Brazil postponed after boat wing breaks
New York reports that the flying boat Sampaio Correia carrying Lieutenant Walter Hinton and Dr. WB Pinto Martens broke a wing during a landing at the Hudson River 8th street dock. The intended Brazil flight is likely postponed for several days.
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New York
Sampaio Correia
Walter Hinton
WB. Pinto Martens
Brazil
8Th Street
Hudson River
Cuyler and Stone Meet Tomorrow Quick Rail Strike Talks
Railroad executives and five union heads plan a second conference in New York after a telegraphed request from Warren S. Stone to T. De Witt Cuyler. The meeting aims to end the prolonged rail strike as baseball scores from Chicago Boston New York and others are reported across leagues.
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New York
United News
Five Brotherhoods
Warren S. Stone
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
T. DeWitt Cuyler
Association of Railway Executives
Cuyler
Brotherhood mediators ease tension between shopmen and executives
The brotherhoods, whose men are not on strike except in scattered localities, act as mediators between the shopmen and the executives. Bert M. Jewell leads the effort.
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Brotherhoods
Bert M. Jewell
Boston stock salesman found not guilty in stock theft case
Bernard J. McDonald of Boston, a stock salesman, was acquitted by Judge Sullivan in Central Court yesterday of stealing $1160 in gilt edged stock coupons from the Massachusetts Trust Company.
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Bernard J. McDonald
Boston
Massachusetts Trust Company
Sullivan
Central Court
Continued on Page 8 First Col Firetonay and Moon Light
Archival clipping notes shifts and times for a page 8 continuation. It mentions daylight saving timing and lists anniversaries including the Russian advance of 1914 and Leo Frank’s 1915 execution. A reference to last year’s Irish Parliament meeting on a British peace offer appears.
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Leo Frank
Georgia
Forecast for Boston and New England Weather
Forecast for Boston and vicinity calls for fair and moderately warm weather Wednesday and probably Thursday. Moderate southwest and west winds. Northern New England expected fair Wednesday with Thursday partly cloudy and cooler interior. Southern New England similarly fair and warm Wednesday and likely Thursday with winds from the southwest.
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Boston
Washington
New England
Sandy Hook
Hatteras
Weather Update Promises Bright Fair Day
The forecast predicts bright and fair weather with slightly warmer temperatures than yesterday. Expect clear skies and light winds across the region.
Soft coal mines to reopen after nationwide strike end
Cleveland August 15 United News reports the bituminous coal strike is ending with a 5 percent production boost in prospect. Officials from the United Mine Workers of America and operators from several states reached an agreement. Mines affected by the agreement will resume operations tomorrow, according to UMWA president John L. Lewis.
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Cleveland
United News
United Mine Workers of America
John L. Lewis
Miners Win Wage Stand In National Industrial Talks
After a 22 week strike, an industry wide wage agreement keeps the 1921 scale in place. Operators will study applying the pact universally though only part of the industry is affected. Lewis calls the conference termination gratifying to workers and the American people.
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Lewis
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