Harmony Likely as Building Trades Unite
James G. Short, head of the AFL building trades, told the United Association of Plumbers Gas Fitters Steam Fitters and Helpers delegates in Ford Hall that unity among crafts will grow, despite past jurisdiction disputes and strikes delaying major city projects. Also speaking were James D. O Connell and Miss Mabel Gillespie. A social event at Lawrence Encampment Hall followed with boxing and music, drawing 500 attendees. Delegates and guests planned a Norumbega Park outing that evening.
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James G. Short
American Federation of Labor
United Association of Plumbers
Ford Hall
International Association
United Association
James D. O'Connell
Metal Trades Department
A. F. of L
Norumbega Park
FOSS NOT TO GO IN PRIMARIES
The article notes few nomination contests as papers filed with the Secretary of State reveal minimal intra party fights. It states Governor Foss will not sign acceptance papers, ending his candidacy, leaving Walsh unopposed for the Democratic Governor nomination. Several statewide and legislative races remain with limited or no opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foss
Harlow
David I. Walsh
Charles Sumner Bird
August Goetting
Springfield
St. Coeur
Manusfield
Primary races shape up for state officers in party papers
Four contests for state officers emerge across Republican, Democrat and Progressive papers. Maurice Kane of Whitman challenges Charles L. Burrill of Boston for Republican state treasurer, while Frederick W. Mansfield of Boston faces Joseph L. St. Coeur of Cambridge for the Democratic nomination. Richard H. Long of Framingham and Edward P. Barry of Boston vie for lieutenant governor. Only the fifth councillor district primary between James H. Walker of Amesbury and Edward G. Frothingham of Beverly promises more rivalry, with few other legislative nominations stirring.
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Maurice Kane
Whitman
Charles L. Burrill
Boston
Frederick W. Mansfield
Josephl. P. St. Coeur
Cambridge
Richard H. Long
Framingham
Edward P. Barry
James H. Walker
Amesbury
Edward G. Frothingham
Beverly
Gover
Kidnapping Scare Ends In Father Reuniting With Child
In Framingham yesterday a touring car abducted Claudia Church from Walnut Avenue. Dr. Church claimed the child and rode away with her, later confirming to a local police chief that she preferred to be with him.
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Chief Holbrook
Dr. Church
Cambridge
Pearl Street
University City
H. H. Church
Claudia
Claude Church
Framingham
Claudia Church
Mrs. Church
Walnut Avenue
William W. Holbrook
Wellesley
Officers guard John D. Rockefellers estate
Deputy sheriffs and private detectives patrolled the Pocantico estate at Tarrytown New York after the discovery of inflammable material near the Japanese tea houses. Incendiary fires there weeks earlier had damaged buildings on the estate.
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Tarrytown
N. Y
Pocantico Estate
John D. Rockefeller
Pirate treasure chest unearthed near Bayou Chico
Charles H. Villar, a contractor in Pensacola, found an iron chest buried in shallow Bayou Chico waters. The chest held Spanish doubloons and silver pieces worth an estimated seven to ten thousand dollars, believed to be buried by pirates who used the Bayou as a rendezvous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pensacola
Fla
Charles H. Villar
Bayou Chico
Injured Workman Fell From Scaffolding at Roxbury Site
Michael McQuin aged 42 of 259 Third Street South Boston fell twelve feet from a staging at the Good Samaritan Home annex at Benney and Peabody streets Roxbury yesterday. He was taken by police ambulance to City Hospital with internal injuries.
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Michael McQuin
Third Street
Boston
Good Samaritan Home
Benney and
Peabody Streets
Roxbury
Sargol Promises Rapid Weight Gain for Thin People
Advertisement claims Sargol tablets boost digestive absorption to convert food into fat, promising quick cheek filling and firm flesh. It urges use with each meal, noting pharmacist availability and a money back guarantee, while warning results require a ten pound gain.
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Old Top
State Dept
West
Secretary of State
Bryan
ASSIS
Sam
Russia
Batiste
Navy
Oxford
Maroon
Havana
Axminster & Wilton
Washington Street
Winter Street
Hamilton Place
President Short
Benton-Gardner
Plymouth
William B. Arnold
Abington
Charles E. Burbank
East Bridgewater
James Brennan
Charlestown
Green
Haverhill
Essex
Clarance J. Fogg
C. Augustus Norwod
Somerville
Middlesex
Charles W. Eldridge
Charles L. Underhill
Charles T. Kilpatrick
Otis W. Butler
Amos P. Best
Lowell
Levi Greenwood
Senate
Grafton Cushing
House
America
Washington St
Gilchrist’s
Wilene’é
Frogs i. Woods
Sixth Ave
New York
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Neme
Claude H. Church
Claudia M. Church
Church
Cambridge Latin School
John D.’S
H. R. Keach
Sun
Tel
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Washington St. Jefferson
Connor
Greater Boston
Campbell’s Soups
Ieman
Tegni
Heckman
John T. Connor
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