Somerville man sentenced after deadly Cambridge crash
George J. Chabot of Somerville was convicted of recklessly operating a motor truck on Thanksgiving Eve on the Charles River road in Cambridge. He received six months in the House of Correction and a $200 fine for the deaths of two Cambridge boys, Harry and John Rouff, by the judge in East Cambridge Superior Criminal Court.
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George J. Chabot
Somerville
Charles River Road
Cambridge
Harry
John Rouff
McLaughlin
Superior Criminal Court
East Cambridge
House of Correction
Fashion Garment Stock Sacrificed At Unbelievable Prices
Urgent sale to raise $25,000 in a few days prompts sacrifice of a large stock of fashionable winter and spring garments including fur coats scarves and sets. Prices cut to attract buyers with discounts from 2¢ to 50¢ on the dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O’callaghan
Washington Street
New England
Strike Campaign Expands as Haywood Heads to Fall River
The general strike drive continues with William D. Haywood subpoenaed by state police for Ettor’s trial. He travels to Fall River then to New Bedford to spread strike propaganda. Habeas corpus hearing on Ettor bail set in Boston Supreme Court tomorrow. Strikers seek injunction against militia interference and may target an American Woolen Company official. A violence-free day reported except for Napoleon Page, a mill watchman stabbed but jacket not penetrated. No arrests reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William D. Haywood
Joseph J.etter
Fall River
New Bedford
Ettor
Supreme Court
Boston
American Woolen Company
John Ramy
Cutting
Napoleon Page
Atlantic Mills
Johnson
Lomonesno
Plymouth Mills
Salem
George Roewer, Jr
Roewer
Lawrence
William Trautmann
Giiovannitti
Anna Lopizzo
Fred F. Flynn
Haywood
Inge
Eetasmall
James ‘Thompson
Thomas Powers
American Federation of Labor
Executive Comitee
Stur
Atlantic
Pacific
Wood
Arlington
Essex
Winter Streets
Page
John Z. Long
Throw Away His TRUSS Capture Collings Cure Claim
The case of Capt. W. A. Collings details a double rupture cure after years bedridden. Doctors deemed surgery necessary but Collings self experimented and claims a complete, lasting recovery. He offers a free one week trial by mail to ruptured individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Collings
Capt. Collings
Collings
Two Children Enough for Man Getting $7 a Week
Rev Dr Arthur Barber of Trinity Congregational Church in Lawrence argues during a ministers meeting that the two hour wage cut sparked the Lawrence strike and that a $7 weekly family should be limited to two children, urging sanctions to calm the city.
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Lawrence
Arthur. Barber
Trinity Congregational Church
Congregational
Pilgrim Hall
Teddy Roosevelt
Lawrence Strike Turmoil and Militia Reshuffle Amid Arrests
The police view the strikers as inactive until the Ettor and other arrestees are tried in lower court. New militia leadership arrives with Colonel Cutting and four Fifth battalions to relieve the Eighth. Fines are imposed on strikers for assault and weapon offenses. Six rioting suspects face continued trials. Haywood and Trautmann subpoenaed for habeas corpus in Boston. Funds pour in from across the country to support the strike as mass meetings are barred by officials.
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Ettor
Lawrence
Cutting
Sweetser
Perry
Salem
Gloucester
Lynn
Major Perry
Joseph Petrolia
William O’hara
Giuseppe Lomonesno
Foy
Hay
George D. Hall
Boston
Thomas G. Powers
Provioun
D. Pattiploner
New Bedord
Free Treatment Request From W A Collings Company
A reader requests a free one week treatment for rupture from Gapt W A Collings Inc Box 319 Watertown NY and signs Name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Collings, Inc
Watertown
N. Y
Strikers Rally as Leaders Call for General Walkout
In Lawrence mass protests speakers from Haywood to Powers urge continued struggle. They condemn AF of L plans to mediate with mill owners while noting worker turnout and injuries. Italian and French Canadian workers depart en masse as charity aid grows.
Haywood Speaks at Fall River on Lawrence Strike
William D. Haywood addressed about 800 at Weaver Hall in Fall River urging funds for Lawrence strikers. He praised workers and denounced militia actions as murder while contrasting with John Golden’s claim of no strike, calling for broader revolt to prevent mill owners from saddling workers with defeat.
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Pee River
Weaver Hall
William D. Haywood
Lawrence
Fall River
Socialist Club
Haywood
John Golden
Textile Workers of America
Lithuanian community raises funds for Ettor release in Lawrence
Brockton Lithuanians and sympathizers raise 200 for relief and urge Governor Foss to free Joseph J. Ettor. Relief work is led by five Lithuanian societies. 300 already raised, with a goal of 1000 for the strikers. Resolutions condemn militia and police actions in Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Lawrence
Lithuanian Brockton Citizens Demand Ettor's Release
About 500 Lithuanian residents gathered in Brockton urging the Governor to free Joseph J. Ettor from a groundless charge. They insist on the right to free speech and assembly for the people of the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Joseph J. Ettor
Lawrence
Appech
Send Children From City Strike Is Over
Union officials plan to bring strikers' children from Lawrence to New York for care by union families until the strike ends. A committee will oversee the effort and William D. Haywood will arrange transportation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lawrence
Mass
William D. Haywood
Cigar Makers Send $384 More to Strikers
The Manchester branch No 192 Cigarmakers Union of America sent $384 to Lawrence strike committee secretary as part of a relief fund. More collections planned this week with a goal of $1000 from Manchester.
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Manchester
N. H
Cigarmakers’ Union of America
Lawrence
Danderine Promises Abundant Hair With Quick Result
An advertisement claims Knowlton's Danderine makes hair heavy, soft, shiny and dandruff free in minutes. It asserts scalp cleansing stops itch and hair loss, with new hair growth visible in two weeks and urges purchase of a 25 cent bottle from drug stores.
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Knowlton
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Batiste
Trautmann
Allen Federations
Algo
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Woonsocket
Boston Cigarmakers’ Union
Foresters’ Lodge of
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Common
Tyree
Washington, D. C
Portland
Intimates
Adamson
W. L. Douglas
W.l.douglas
W.L. Douglas
MATL
Uate
ATW
L. Doucle
Eeneawn
Becock
Con
Lancoln
Haward
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