Everett Bride Weds Knight of Columbus Secretary
Alexander A. MacLean recently returned from overseas where he served as a Knight of Columbus secretary and married Miss Helen Dorothy Mulry in Everett’s Immaculate Conception Church. The bride’s sister Miss Gertrude Mulry attended, and Thomas E. Byrne was best man. The couple plans a honeymoon in the White Mountains and will reside on Marathon Avenue in Arlington. MacLean was an athletic director in France and served with the army of occupation in Germany and later worked as a boxing manager.
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Alexander A. MacLean
Knight of Columbus
Immaculate Conception Church
Everett
Helen Dorothy Mulry
Gertrude Mulry
Thomas E. Byrne
White Mountains
Marathon Avenue
Arlington
Alec
France
Germany
Army of Occupation
Jack Johnson
Lindy Ferguson
Mexican Bandits Hold Aviators for Ransom
An official army statement reports Major L A Walton and an Aero Unit pair captured by Mexican bandits and held for 15000 dollars ransom with payment demanded by August 18. Previous kidnap cases near Mexico City and Fresnillo ended with paid ransoms and releases.
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EL Paso
James B. Erwin
L. A. Walton
Fort Bliss
Marfa
Baker silent on hold for ransom of U S aviators
Secretary Baker declined to comment after AP reports that two American aviators were held for ransom by Mexican bandits. Officials said the War and State Departments had no information on the affair. The incident follows a warning to the Carranza government that U S policy toward Mexico could change if Americans are not protected.
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Philip Thompson
John West Thompson
Mexico City
American State Department
Mexican Foreign Office
Lawrence L. Shipley
Fresnillo
State Department
Shipley
Department
Washington
Baker
Associated Press
War Department
Carranza
Mexico
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Ad Promoted
An advertisement cites Mrs Margaret Ness of Philadelphia describing seven years of back pain and irregularities and crediting Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with relief. It urges women with displacements irregularities inflammation ulcers or headaches to try the remedy, noting letters from women across the country support its safety and use.
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Philadelphia
Lydia E. Pinkham
Margaret Ness
E. Hazzard St
Queson
Aviators Missing After Border Patrol From Marfa
Aviators Peterson and Davis, who departed Marfa for a border patrol along the Rio Grande, may have misread the Conchos River and entered Mexico. Some peers propose they landed in the Big Bend area and were captured by Mexican bandits, prompting Army discussions of a cross border rescue, which higher officers deem unlikely due to risk to aircrew and policy restricting cross border pursuits to stolen property hot trails.
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EL Paso
Texas
Peterson
Davis
Marfa
Rio Grande
Conchos
Presidio
Mexico
Big Bend
Fort Bliss
Famous Bandit Believed Holding the Aviators
The aviators' ransom demand reached Marfa Texas on August 17 and was relayed to Major General Dickman in the Southern Department. An unconfirmed report stated the aviators near the border, led by Chico Cano, a noted bandit from the Big Bend Ojinaga district.
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Marfa
Tex
Dickman
Southern Department
Chico Cano
Big Bend-Ojinaga
Labor Union Denies Mayor Talks Amid Labor Dispute
Boston Central Labor Union members branded reports of a conference with Mayor Peters as false. The union said no meeting was arranged through the Mayor’s secretary Park, despite attempts by J Harry Jennings to secure talks during August and September. The meeting agenda included wage demands for post office workers, union concerns on amalgamation, and support for Mooney case investigation.
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City Hall
Peters
Boston Central Labor Union
Wells Memorial Hall
Park
J. Harry Jennings
Boston
Carmen
Jennings
Teo Haay
Dennis Driscoll
Cigarmakers’ Union
William Collins
United States District Attorney
Suffolk County
Mooney
Massachusetts
Central Labor Union
Curtis
Policemen’s
Frank H. McCarthy
Policemen’s Union
James T. Moriarty
Mr. McCarthy
Edwin A. Curtis
Boston Police Department
American Federation of Labor
Boston Policemen
Organized Labor
Michael J. O'Donnell
P. Harry Jennings
Matthew J. Higgins
Carmen's Union
Julia S. O’connor
Telephone Operators’ Union
John M.gillgsple
Teamsters
Fred H. Gould
Fire Fighters’ Union
Joseph Fitzgerald
Electrical Workers’ Union
John McNamara
Stationary Firemen’s Union
Jonathan Perry
Engineers’ Union
William Dempsey
Longshoremen's Union
Michael Birmingham
Metal Trades Council
James
New England
American Federa
Franklin Park
Parker
Mr. Parker
Moriarty
Mattapan
City Hall Avenue
City Point
Boston Police Strike Looms as Curtis Faces Backlash
Tensions rise as Boston Police Commissioner Edwin A. Curtis faces union opposition over orders barring AF of L membership. Police threaten mass discharges of 1150 officers, while union leaders lobby Governor Coolidge and Mayor Peters for Curtis removal.
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Curtis
Coolidge
Peters
Moriarty
Duffy Breaks Coast Swim Record by Sam Mahoney
William Duffy, 22, of Revere, shattered the Nahant to Revere Beach swim mark yesterday set by Sam Richards. He completed the course in 1 hour 12 minutes, beating the old time by 24 minutes and surpassing Mahoney's and Richards' Records.
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Sam Mahoney
Sam Richards
Nahant
Revere Beach
William Duffy
Revere
Duffy
Richards
Duffy Wins Bay Swim Amid Cheers From Bathers
Duffy from Brookline Swimming Club won the bay swim finishing ahead of John Foley and Fred Costa of Revere. Six men started from Bass Point boat landing, only three finished as Duffy reemerged from the surf looking fresh. Trained and managed by Joseph A. Rossetti, Duffy is a rising figure in local swimming circles.
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John Foley
Revere
Duffy
Fred Costa
Bass Point
Brookline Swimming Club
Joseph A. Rossetti
Friede Wins Canoe Title at Thousand Islands Meet
International canoe champion L F Friede swept the six mile triangular course at Thousand Islands earning the national championship trophy with a 1 hour 17 minute time. Britton of Canada took second with Ira Kipp of East Orange, N J third and H D Murphy of Boston fourth.
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Thousand Islands
L. . Friede
International Canoe Ampion
Friede
Alph Britton
Ira Kipp
East Orange
N. J
H. D. Murphy
Boston
Man Killed at Work Crushed Between Railway Cars
John W. Capson of Malden a hoisting engine fireman at New England Gas and Coke Works Everett was killed yesterday when his body was crushed between two cars. Engineer William Laughlin reported Capson signaled to reverse and after the engine receded the fireman’s body was seen crushed near the rails.
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John W. Capson
Boylston Street
Malden
New England
Gas & Coke Works
Everett
William Laughlin
Capson
Labor notes on union action and strikes at New Haven rail line
After a Local 1548 meeting at 694 Washington Street Fred Smithman said workers would return to the New York and New Haven railroad this morning while awaiting a rail administration board decision on higher pay. Edward Gary of New Haven travels to Washington DC to advocate for carpenters joiners cabinet makers and millmen. Also machinists of American Steam Gauge and Valve Company accuse strikebreakers of working under false pretenses and report to the State Board of Labor and Industry missing yesterday.
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United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
Washing Street
Fred Smithman
New York & New Haven
Railroad Administration Board
Edward Gary
New Haven
Washington, D. C
American Steam Gauge & Valve Company
State Board of Labor and Industry
Machinists’ Union 264
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E. M. Hartigan
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American Federation
Fay Hall
Tion of Labor
Harry Jennings
Pillsbury
Police
Carpenters’ Union
Union
Board of Health
A. J. Howlett
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Worcestershire
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Syed Haa
Fanny A. Cheney
Moosup, Conn
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