Judges Halted Court Delayed By Absent Malden Judges
Malden Municipal Court faced a nearly hour delay as three assigned judges were away. Clerk Wilfred B. Tyler telephoned across Greater Boston and secured Judge John J. McGuire of Woburn to convene the session after others were found touring Marblehead Provincetown and Nova Scotia.
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Malden
Boston
John J. McGuire
Woburn
Tyler
Judge Bruce
Bruce
Marblehead Harbor
Sweetser
Cape Cod
Provincetown
Riley
Nova Scotia
Preble
Brown
East Boston
Marritt
Dorchester
McGuire
Massachusetts Children to Compete for 150000 Prizes at Panama Exposition
Massachusetts officials reveal the seven Watertown children chosen for the national beauty contest at the Temple of Childhood, part of the Panama Pacific Exposition. The Proctor sisters Lillian Gwendolyn and Marjorie, aged 13, 7, and 6, illustrate the home of beauty and culture being showcased by Henry Havelock Pierce. The event promises prizes over 150000 dollars funded by baby culture manufacturers, aiming to highlight education hygiene and child's welfare.
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Massachusetts
Henry Havelock Pierce
Boston
Temple of Childhood
Lillian
Gwendolyn
Marjorie Proctor
Upland Road
Watertown
Franklin P. Proctor
Little Proctor
Proctor
John W. Weeks
F. P. Proctor
Majorie
Australian cricketers defeat Chicago squad for third win
The Australian cricketers won the third game against the Chicago selection by 312 to 103, extending their unbeaten streak to three.
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Chicago
Milkmen threaten strike in Boston over wages and conditions
About 800 members of Milk Wagon Drivers Union 380 met at Roughan Hall Charlestown to back a committee report. They demand wage increases and better working conditions and warned of a strike if employers do not concede by September 4. The union reports that most milk contractors and small dealers are covered, except H. P. Hood’s firm.
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Boston
Union 380
Roughan
Hall
Charlestown
H. P. Hood
Union Seeks Strict Acceptance of New Wage Agreement
Committee urges employers to accept the union contract as is with no changes to wages or hours. Next week’s meeting will decide the agreement, with a possible strike if members reject the report. The plan raises driver wages to 20, helpers to 15, foremen to 23, plus a 3 daily wage for chauffeurs and two weeks vacation replacing 10 days. Oak Grove Farm Co and J. K. Whiting Co. reportedly near full agreement but only partially raise wages.
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Oak Grove Farm Company
J. K. Whiting Company
Kiley to Take Bride Bertha O Conner Engagement Announced
Announcement yesterday confirms the engagement of John C. Kiley, city real estate expert, to Miss Bertha O Conner of Brookline. Kiley is a well known young bachelor and O Conner serves as president of the Cecilian Guild. She joined a party from the city to Rome for Cardinal O Connell's consistory selection.
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John C. Kiley
Bertha O’conner
John O’conner
Brookline
Kiley
O’conner
Cecilian Guild
Rome
Cardinal O’connell
Phone Girls Lose Teacher Bride to Galvin
Miss Mary E. Young of 766 East Eighth Street South Boston longtime instructor for the New England Telephone and Telegraph Company will marry James A. Galvin cashier of the New England Trust and Casualty Company on September 8 at St Fulalia's Church. A wedding breakfast at the bride's home will follow as well wishers greet the couple.
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Mary E. Young
East Eighth Street
Boston
New England Telephone and Telegraph Company
James A. Galvin
New England Trust and Casualty Company
St. Fulalia’s Church
Miss Young
Mr. Galvin
Charlton Arrives Under Guard at Genoa Prison
Porter Charlton is en route from Naples and will be moved to a Marais prison cell in Genoa. Authorities have prepared precautions to shield him from curious crowds upon landing from the Re d'Italia steamer tomorrow.
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Genoa
Marais
Charlton
Naples
Mrs Stallings Dies in Buffalo
Mrs. Stallings wife of the manager of the Boston Nationals died in Buffalo yesterday.
Reno Girl Implicates Caminetti
In San Francisco on August 29 the Caminetti trial moved fast as government and witness testimony mirrored the Diggs case. Marsha Warrington testified that Caminetti aided in transporting her and Lola Norris from Sacramento to Reno, implicating him in the Mann white slave act violation.
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San Francisco
F. Drew Caminetti
Maury I. Diggs
Marsha Warrington
Caminetti
Lola Norris
Sacramento
Reno
Caminetti Passively Linked to Reno Trip, Trial Hearsay
The defense argues Caminetti played a passive role in the plan to take two girls to Reno. The questioning suggests he agreed to everything by remaining silent, while prosecution insists he helped arrange the trip. Miss Warrington testifies Caminetti funded part of the journey and gave Lola Norris twenty dollars.
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Caminetti
Diggs
Miss Norris
Party of Four
Sacramento
Miss Warrington
Lola Norris
Mrs. George T. Stallings Dies After Long Illness
Mrs. George T. Stallings wife of the Boston Nationals manager and former Buffalo club manager died in a Buffalo hospital after a long illness with Mr. Stallings and other relatives at her bedside.
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Buffalo
N. Y
George T. Stallings
Boston National
Stallings
Dressmakers Favor Strike Amid Union Talks
Abraham Rosenberg of the Ladies' Garment Workers' Union plans Boston arrival to back possible strike after reports of employer violations of agreements and lockouts. He may attend Labor Day events as unions push for enforcement or new action. Abram J. Berkwitz argues no strike is needed and predicts at most 100 of 1000 workers would strike if called.
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International
Abraham Rosenberg
Ladies’ Garment Workers’ Union
Boston
Benjamin Hart
Rosenberg
Ladies Tailors and Dressmakers’ Association
Abram J. Berkwitz
Old Orchard Calls Mayor For Third Weekend Stay
Old Orchard Beach, Me. remains a favorite escape for Mayor Fitzgerald who plans another weekend visit. The mayor left Boston yesterday and will return Monday while denying any formal campaign plans, praising swimming as good physical training for politics.
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Old Orchard
Fitzgerald
Maine
Boston
North Station
Child Gardeners Show Opens Today at Horticultural Hall
At noon today the children’s horticultural exhibition opens in Horticultural Hall. Children from five to eighteen will exhibit plants and vegetables they have grown. The show is free and open from 12 to 6 today and 2 to 6 tomorrow.
Chauffeur Missing After Fatal Shooting in South End
Police seek Stephen C. Adams who may know details of the death of Charles J. Hoff a machinist shot in the back at 84 West Rutland Square South End Five witnesses place Adams inside the suite at the time of the shooting while his wife claims he left for Portland Mrs Anna Phillips supports a version in which Adams and his wife clashed with Hoff who allegedly rebuked them A 32 caliber cartridge found at the steps remains the only firearm clue with no revolver recovered.
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Stephen C. Adams
Charles J. Hoff
West Rutland Square
South End
Adams
Hoft
Carrie Adams
Portland
Hoff
Anna Phillips
Leary
Lillian Phillips
Maine
Miss Phillips
Aged woman struck by car in Malden crossing
Mary A. Sullivan 89, living with daughter Mrs. John W. Murphy at 40 Whitman Street, Malden, was seriously injured yesterday at noon while attempting to cross Highland Avenue near Emerald Street in front of an outbound Edgeworth semi convertible electric car.
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Mary A. Sullivan
John W. Murphy
Whitman Street
Malden
Highland Avenue
Emerald Street
Edgeworth
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