William H. Lewis Pressed for Assistant Attorney General
Rumor from Washington says William H. Lewis of Cambridge Massachusetts is the likely choice for assistant Attorney General. Lewis is a former Harvard football figure and prominent lawyer, with Acting Attorney General Russell not commenting on the report. Officials close to the administration deem the rumor authentic though unverified.
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William H. Lewis
Cambridge
Mass
United States
Boston
Lewis
Harvard
Russell
Labor Day parade plans and Gompers letter in Boston unions
A Boston Central Labor Union meeting discussed a Samuel Gompers letter urging workers to stand with labor friends and oppose anti labor actions. Delegates planned a large Labor Day parade and set up committees to coordinate events with related unions and local officials.
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Republican Party
Chicago
Denver
Republican Congress
Congress
Democratic Party
Labor
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Boston Central Labor Union
Mrs Hains Fails To Get Her Children Back
The Hains case unfolds with Captain Wains and his brother refusing to speak in court as they are held on homicide charges. General Hains and Weldon C. Percy visit the jail, while police probe Ballyside for letters and possible premeditation connected to the tragedy. Mrs. Hains travels from Winthrop to Fort Hancock seeking custody, facing a firm maternal-in-law reception and a restrained response from authorities.
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Flushing
Smith
Herbert S. Harvey
Weldon C. Percy
Peter C. Hains
Captain Hains
Hains
Bayside
T. Jenkins Hains
Yacht Club
Annis
Rockwell
Huey G. Rockwell
New York
Boston
Fort Hancock
Sandy Hook
Winthrop
Fort
General Hains
Hotel
Astor
International President Fitz Henry Charts Labor Gains
International President Fitz Henry of New York reports the federation gaining prestige in the middle West and maintaining advantage in the East as he plans a forthcoming visit to Boston.
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Maloney
Frank H. McCarthy
Philip H. Sweet
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Boston
Boston Central Labor Union
George W. Perkins
Cigarmakers’ International Union
International
Fitz Henry
New York
Lodge 9
Middle West
East
Rochester Clothing Co. to Sell Stock in Public Sale
Rochester Clothing Company at 106 Summer announces its store closed due to preparations for a public sale next Wednesday to convert stock into ready cash. Depressed times and factory cancellations leave the firm overstocked and the manager is ordered to sell and get the money, whatever the sacrifice.
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Rochester Clothing Company
Rochester
Hurries To Her Children Mrs Hains Seeks Return Of Kids
Mrs. Peter C. Hains Jr speeds to New York after learning her husband killed William E. Annis. She pleads for custody arguing she was abused and conspired against, while Captain Hains remains jailed. Lawyers say she may win custody, with legal steps to follow.
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Peter C. Hains, Jr
New York
Midnight Express
William E. Annis
Crest Avenue
Winthrop
Bayside
Murine Eye Remedy Ad Claims Comfort for Tired Eyes
An advertisement urges trying Murine Marine Eye Remedy for red weak and watery eyes and promotes relief from eye pain. The copy emphasizes soothing effects and positions Murine as a solution for eye discomfort.
Masher Fined Ten Dollars in New York Night Court
Chester Garrison of Holland Beach New Jersey paid a $10 fine in Night Court for attempting to flirt with Matilda Beers of 155 Cathedral Parkway New York.
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Matilda Beers
Cathedral Parkway
Chester
Holland Beach
N. J
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