One Held in $12000 Robbery
John J. Riley of 21 Worthington Street Dorchester was arrested yesterday by Station 9 officers in connection with the Fidelity Trust Company robbery valued at $12000. Police say he has been under suspicion since the robbery report.
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John J. Riley
Worthington Street
Dorchester
Station 9
Fidelity Trust Company
Robbery suspect Riley nabbed after taxi cash heist
A Dorchester robbery targetting a Fidelity Trust Company collection taxi on East Cottage Street saw four men force the chauffeur from the seat and eject bank messenger Ray Gurney. Riley was identified by Volpe at Station 9 and at the scene, with a second witness confirming. He had earlier been linked to Town Taxi and faced grand jury larceny charges, then arrested during an all night stakeout at his home.
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Riley
East Cottage Street
Dorchester
Fidelity Trust Company
Nicholas J. Volpe
Ray 8
Gurney
Station 9
Volpe
Town Taxi Company
Stephen Gillis
N. T. Cummings
Co op Store Faces Supplier Cut In Hopkinton Mass 1919
Seamans Cobb Thread Mills in Hopkinton Massachusetts report a cooperative worker store reduced groceries and beef prices while Silas Peirce & Co refused future supplies. The supplier said the co op plan harms retail trade and will cut off deliveries to the mill.
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Seamans & Cobb Thread Mills, Manufacturers
Hopkinton
Mass
Post
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Silas,Peirce & Co
Silas Peirce & Co
Framingham
Seamans & Cobb Thread Mills
Robert Wilson
Silas Peirce & Co., Ltd
Boston
Fitchburg
New Bedford
Plymouth
Portsmouth
N. H
Messrs
Seamans & Cobb
Silas Peirce & Coo., Ltd
Raymond Hall
Citizens Committee Named by Mayor
A mayor appoints a citizens committee led by Storrow with members including George W. P. Babb Ezra H. Baker Charles G. Bancroft Edmund Billings George E. Brock Vincent Brognn Dr Arthur M. Broghton Charles F. Choate B Preston Clarke General Charles H. Cole Howard Coonley Francis M Costello Henry V Cunningham Frank M Eshleman Peter J Donaghue A Lincoln Filene Paul E ie patrick Colonel R. E. Goodwin Edward G Graves John T Hosford John R. Macomber J W Maguire Harry P Nawn P A O'Connell Joseph H O'Neil George R Nutter James J Phelan A C Ratshesky Frederick S Snyder Robert J Seaver Charles F Weed Butler R Wilson Frank L Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Hosford
John R. Macomber
J. W. Maguire
Harry P. Nawn
P. A. O'Connell
Joseph H. O'Neil
George R. Nutter
James J. Phelan
A. C. Ratshesky
Frederick S. Snyder
Robert J. Seaver
Charles F. Weed
Butler R. Wilson
Frank L. Young
Mayor Peters rejects police wage rise and union link stance
Mayor Peters says no raise for police now and backs Commissioner Curtis on union affiliation. He suggests cutting city jobs to fund higher pay, provoking criticism from Boston labor leaders and Police Union lawyers who urged delay pending Curtis findings. The dispute centers on whether police may unionize and affiliate with the AFL.
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Peters
American Federation of Labor
Curtis
Foston
Policemen’s
Feeney
Vahey
Policemen's Union
City Hall
Boston Central Labor Union
Fgir
Commissioner Delays Findings Amid Mediation Push
The commissioner may take two weeks to publish findings to allow mediating agencies to start. Curtis refused to specify when findings would be released. Civilian emergency force recruitment, led by former Police Superintendent Pierce at the Chamber of Commerce, saw a drop in volunteer applicants.
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Curtis
Pierce
Chamber of Commerce
Committee Named to Go to Washington for Irish Rights Hearing
The bench and bar committee of the Irish Victory Fund designated a group to travel to Washington to press Irish national independence rights at a Senate foreign affairs hearing chaired by Senator Oge. Members include Daniel H. Coakley Joseph C. Pelletier John P. Feeney Michael Fahey Paul F. Spain Col Edward J. Logan W T A Fitzgerald Major Thomas TF Walsh James A. Dorsey and Joseph F. OConnell.
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Irish Victory Fund
Washington
Senate Committee On Foreign Affairs
Senato Oge
Daniel H. Coakley
Joseph C. Pelletier
John P. Feeney
Michael Fahey
Paul F. Spain
W. T. A. Fitzgerald
Major Thomas TF. Walsh
James A. Dorsey
Joseph F. O’connell
Gompers backs actors in strike dispute
New York Aug 27. Mr. Gompers asserts he supports the actors and will back them with every resource of the American Federation of Labor after Producers' Association accused him of rushing to judgment without weighing issues. He condemns managers for refusing to meet and recognize actors' right to collective representation.
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American Federation of Labor
New York
Producing Managers’ Association
Gompere
Cambridge Man Dies Near Home at 80
John H. Dawson 80 of 111 Lakeview Avenue Cambridge collapsed in front of his home shortly after 6 pm. Medical examiner ruled death from arteriosclerosis after review.
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John H. Dawson
Lakeview Avenue
Cambridge
McCaffery
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