Bowling League Records Set in Greater Boston
Readable statistics show top scores from Greater Boston lanes last week. Clark of Boylston and Moore of Thelma tied for best single string at 135, while their three-string totals reached 346. City League records include Wisdey and Federal League marks of 551 and 983 single strings respectively, with Tuttle recording a league record 616 in the Gilt Edge League.
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Greater
Boston
Clark
Boylston
Moore
Thelma
West End
Noddle
Moore Thelma
Ted
Wisdey
Tuttle
Newtowne
Federal
Bakers' Supply League Standings and Averages
The league reports team records Won Lost and total pinfall for teams including Logan Johnson & Co and A. Knights & Son with high individual averages led by Campbell 93 DeMayer 92 Mitchell 90 Murray 90 Nissan 88 Knights 87 and Tripp Moody Moore Mattern among others.
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Cuohy
Somerset
Madison Seee
Trimount i
Oo. H
Aee Tilden
Samoset
Tudor CE
Wee
Sen Wee Wens
South Boston Association
Reknor
Eye BS
Puritans
Prenner
Hicke
Mellin
Dieckfost
Orr
Kiley
Coffey
Campbell
Horrigan
Tyohys
Arkins
Reee
Madisons
Fe Peninsulas
Tigers
Tae
Independents
Ooo
Warrens
Blake
Collins
Wilfert & Co
Walter Lowney
Ain Net & Twine Co
Bicknell & Fuller C
Gifford Wood
Carr Co Papel
Ruft Meter Co Een
Elec
Logan, Johnson & Co
A. A. Knights
Son
FA Omron OO Ering
DeMayer
Mitchell
Murray
Nissan
Knights
Tripp
Moody
Moore
Mattern
Sought Bride Found Graft Case Stirs Cambridge
John Neumeyer, three months married to Annie Oullette, seeks wife back from her mother Mrs. Charles J. Oullette of North Cambridge. The mother offered to board the couple for 2.50 a week citing overseers aid. Case to be investigated by authorities and before Judge Almy. Neumeyer, in his early twenties, works in a Boston can factory.
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Charles J. Oullette
Sherman Street
North
Cambridge
Oullette
John Neumeyer
Annie Oullette
Sargent Street
North Cambridge
Chelsea
Ouillette
Henry H. Winslow
Overseers of the
Neumeyer
Almy
Boston
Thief Steals $500 From Lawrence Store Near HQ
A sneak thief entered the IL. A. Moore Company's Lawrence shop and got away with 500 dollars in cash and checks. Police believe an employee left the door unlocked. the store sits close to police headquarters in a busy, well traveled area.
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Lawrence
IL. A. Moore Company
No Pardon Sought by Labor Leaders Protest
Bay State Lodge of the Brotherhood of Carmen passed resolutions opposing a pardon for Gompers Mitchell and Morrison. The lodge says asking for a pardon implies guilt, asserts no wrong was done, and urges workers not to be humiliated by seeking clemency for the labor leaders.
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Gompers
Mitchell
Morrison
Bay State Lodge
Brotherhood of Carmen
Labor Lodge Resolutions Protest Government by Injunction
The Bay State Lodge Brotherhood of Carmen of America denounces judge made laws as unconstitutional and declares full support for Samuel Gompers John Mitchell and Frank Morrison while opposing pardons for them. It notes communications to labor groups and mentions officer elections including P J Cronin James Harrington and others.
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Samuel Yompers
John Mitchell
Frank Morrison
Tribunal
Bay State Lodge
Brotherhood of Carmen of America
Gompers
Mitchell
Morrison
Organized Labor
Boston Central Union
State Branch
American Federation of Labor
Roosevelt
International Carworkers’ Association of the
A. F. of
Samuel Gompers
thatAve Ofds
Carman
P. J. Cronin
James J. Harrington
Plans Mass Meeting In Protest Of Gompers Sentence
Boston Central Labor Union arranged a monster mass meeting to protest the sentencing of Samuel Gompers John Mitchell and Frank Morrison of the A F L C I President John J Hynes named a committee to organize the event The union endorsed the Boot and Shoe Workers Union stand in the dispute with W I Douglas Shoe Co A special committee was set to probe alleged gar bage and sewer department wage abuses reporting at the next central meeting.
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Boston Central Labor Union
Samuel Gompers
John Mitchell
Frank Morrison
A. F. of L
John J. Hynes
Boot and Shoe Workers’ Union
W. I. Douglas Shoe Company
Labor Unions Elect Leaders and Plan Actions in Boston
Hugh J. Sweeney is elected president of the Paperhangers Union with officers named A I Witte Albert Bearse C W Lothrope S J Lance C W Scott James Truland and delegates to the Painters District Council. A protective labor league is being discussed, while Sousa will lead a 400 musician concert for the Boston Musicians Protective Association at Mechanics Hall on January 17. Various unions meet for wage talks elections and community efforts including the Longshoremen Trade Council and the Brewery Workers Union 14. Theatrical Stage Employees begin a Canada organizing tour, and Italian Laborers fund earthquake relief. Boston Journeymen Barbers hold a major installation with portraits awarded to leaders.
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Hugh J. Sweeney
Paperhangers’ Union
A. I. Witte
Albert Bearse
C. W. Lothrope
S. J. Lance
C. W. Scott
James Truland
J. Truland
Painters’ District Council
Boston
Boston Musicians’ Protective Association
Sousa
Boston Musicians’ Protective Association 9
A. I. of L
Mechanics’ Hall
Boston Cigarmakers’ Union 97
Faneuil Hall
H. Traiser
of Traiser & Co
Louis D. Brandeis
New Metal Trades Section
Boston C. L. A
Machinists
Wells Memorial Building
W Longshoremen’s Trade Council
Reaaghan
Charlestown
John Stephens
William Dempsey
William Furbush
James M. Lynch
Typographical Union
Expressmen’s Union
SO7
Express
George H. Brooks
Brewery Workers’ Union 14
Fritz Flentje
Joseph Wueher
Ambrose Lehr
Konrad Young
Ageryt
Fritz Hesse
Arthur Weber
Albert Liehbacher
JosephkKeshirer
Rudolph Keller
John Woelflein
Mathias Heiler
Rudolph Goeller
Peter Metzer
George H. Bock
Jacob Haerle
Amond Walner
Fritz Hesse, Sr
Louis Reusch
John J. Barry
Canada
Paul Street
Boot and Shoe Workers’ Union 229
Boston Journeymen Barbers’ Union
Barbers’ Hall
Christopher H. Mallen
Charles E. O'Donnell
John B. Manganaro
Union
Auto Theft Suspects Caught After Medford Pursuit
Medford police, acting on Providence warnings, arrested O. J. Crowley and Leroy A. Staples of Providence after recovering a stolen touring car. The youths, about 19, were found at 99 Riverside street Medford in a room hired yesterday. The car was recovered in a West Medford garage.
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Medford
Providence
Ewell
O. J. Crowley
Leroy A. Staples
Riverside Street
West Medford
Union Station
Boston
Gift scheme brings arrest in police impersonation case
Police say two men posed as officers to collect a testimonial fund. James Daley, 47, of 209 Kilton Street Dorchester, and Michael J. Kenney, 31, of 175 Chambers Street West End, were arrested Saturday night after a $1 donation led to an undercover chase in Scollay Square.
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Captain Peabody
Station 3
James Daley
Kilton Street
Dorchester
Michael J. Kenney
Chambers Street
West End
Fanny Woods
Auburn Street
Peabody
Scollay Square
Poisoned candy sent to Mrs Webb sparks mystery at home
Mrs. Webb reports arsenic found in candy sent to her home and a prior suspicious milk jar incident. She blames a woman intent on breaking up her marriage, with a pen pal style letter and a front-door window sighting cited as corroborating clues. Police hold the case as it unfolds.
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Webb
Miss Oakes Escapes Poisoned Candy in New Year's Threat
Florence Oakes of Winchendon says she narrowly avoided death on New Year’s Eve after being offered poisoned candy sent to her mother Mrs. George M. Webb of Pawtuxet Rhode Island. Mrs. Webb opened the package and noticed a white substance on a chocolate then called her husband and chased the messenger but could not catch him. Webb and Oakes’ mother are distressed by the life threatening act.
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Winchendon
Florence Oakes
George M. Webb
Pawtuxet
R. TI
Oakes
Miss Oakes
Mrs. Webb
Connolly Attempts Suicide in Roxbury Despair Over Ill Wife
Jeremiah A. Connolly of 760 Huntington Avenue Roxbury slashed his throat with a razor and inhaled gas after a bout of despondency over unemployment and his wife’s illness. Neighbors raised the alarm, Patrolman Rooney rescued him, and he was rushed to City Hospital where doctors said he would recover.
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Jeremiah A. Connolly
Huntington Avenue
Roxbury
Rooney
Station 10
Connolly
City Hospital
Flynn of Cambridge Withdraws From Race
Cambridge candidate Michael Flynn resigns from the Democratic mayoral race due to illness after examination by Dr. F.E.A. McCarthy. The physician ordered withdrawal from the campaign.
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Flynn
Cambridge
Michael H. Flynn
FE. A. McCarthy
Good Government Association comments on city election outcomes
The Good Government Association laments low voter turnout yet calls aldermen Whelton Timilty Curley and others' elections oddly gratifying. The editorial notes 60 percent did not vote and explains the seven vote limit per voter in electing 13 aldermen, praising McCullough and Burroughs alongside others.
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Good Government Association
Whelton
Timilty and Curley
City Affairs
Messrs. Whelton
Curley
Timilty
McCullough
Burroughs
Association
Deadlock Feared in Curley Anderson Contest Today
A Republican caucus chose George W Anderson for Board of Aldermen chair, needing two Democratic votes to win. Democrats back James M Curley, with Attridge and O Hare opposing. Aboard vote today could end in a deadlock. Republicans also supported Edward J Leary for city messenger and John F Dever for city clerk, both Democrats.
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Board of Aldermen
George W. Anderson
Anderson
James M. Curley
Curley
Attridge
O'Hare
Edward J. Leary
City Messenger
John F. Dever
Thomas T. Hines of Lynn Dies of Pneumonia at 64
Lynn January 3 Patrolman Thomas T. Hines died at his home 40 Rogers Avenue tonight from pneumonia at age 64 after a brief illness. He served on the force nearly 20 years and was a morning shift house officer. He married the daughter of Patrick Lennox, a Morroco manufacturer, and traveled with the Lennox family in summers. A Civil War veteran, he belonged to Post 5 GG 4 RR. A widow and one son survive.
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Lynn
Thomas T. Hines
Rogers Avenue
Hines
Patrick Lennox
Lennox
Somerville Fireman Mills Reinstated by Mayor Grimmons
Charles F. Mills, suspended for assaulting a 70 year old man, is reinstated by Mayor Grimmons and moved from Ladder 2 to Engine 4 in West Somerville. He was fined 40 dollars in Somerville Police Court on December 19 for assault and battery on Aaron Jacobs of Dorchester.
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Charles F. Mills
Somerville
Grimmons
West
Mills
Wentworth
Aaron Jacobs
Dorchester
Fire Department
Schools Reopen After Christmas Vacation Today
The Christmas recess ends today as public school pupils return to classes at 9 AM. Previous congestion at year start has eased and all students who want to attend can be admitted.
Woman Dies of Hydrophobia After Horse Bite Incident
Ruby Green of near Newburgh Moultan area died from hydrophobia contracted in an unusual way. A mad dog bitten a horse owned by her father, the horse later went mad and was shot. An abrasion on her left wrist became infected around the horse.
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Moulton
Ala
Everett man identified in Boston suicide case
Everett residents believe George Stevenson of Walnut Street committed suicide in Boston. He had not been seen since Saturday and was described as despondent from unemployment. Relatives will travel to Reston to confirm the identification.
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Everett
Boston
Walnut Street
George Stevenson
Reston
Chinese Merchants Petition San Francisco Consul Over Assaults
Chinese merchants in Port Townsend allege unprovoked brutal assaults by artillery fort soldiers on Puget Sound. They petition the Chinese consul in San Francisco for relief, asserting their race is being targeted.
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Port Townsend
Wash
Puget Sound
San Francisco
U S Fleet Anchors at Suez in Three Lines
Naval authorities arrange a clear canal passage for the battleships. Groups enter the canal on successive days with mooring at Port Said to coal. Ships carry provisions for Italian earthquake sufferers and will distribute aid through Culgoa and Yankton. Arrival at Messina is due January 8 or 9.
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Minnesota
Port Said
Louisiana
Kentucky
Ohio
Missouri
Virginia
Wisconsin
Kearsarge
New Jersey
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Georgia
Nebraska
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Sicily
Navy Department
Sperry
Culgoa
Yankton
Messina
United States Fleet to Pass Suez Canal in Historic Test
A large American fleet will transit the Suez Canal as a new power balance test in the Eastern Mediterranean. The voyage involves 16,000 ton vessels like the Connecticut class, canal depth updates, tolls around 1.47 per ton, and Port Said preparations with no shore leave.
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Mediterranean
Balkans
United States
Europe
Menzaleb Baliah
Timsah
Bitter Lakes
Suez Canal Company
Canal Administration
Suez
Mt. Sinai
Menzaled
Marah
Port Said
Meagher Association Installs Its Officers
The Thomas Francis Meagher Literary Association installed its officers for the year at its hall 164 Canal street with Patrick J Colbert as president The board from the previous year was re elected A varied programme of literature and music followed with attendance from South Boston Plymouth Neponset Worcester and Milford A delegation will visit Neponset next Sunday for a reception for A O H President Matthew Cummings
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Thomas Francis Meagher
Steffens Denounces Graft Across New England
Lincoln Steffens spoke at Ford Hall on Other People's Graft saying Rhode Island is not the worst New England state and that Congress fails to represent the people. He cited corruption in New England states and San Francisco, noting labor’s betrayal there but praise for the rank and file. Audience asked questions about Massachusetts morality and why business leaders slow to reform graft.
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Ford Hall
Lincoln Steffens
Mr. Steffens
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Steffens
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Labor
Massachusetts
Resignation Shocks Congregation of Clarendon Street Church
Pastor Minifie offers no future plans beyond itinerant work or evangelistic meetings. He states he may yet take another pastorate while denying inside trouble, as members express disbelief and vow to seek reasons for his departure. He arrived from England in 1907 amid a history of short pastorates at the church.
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Dr. Minifie
Post
a_ Post
Clarendon Street
England
Newport
Spurgeon
T.e Clarendon Street Church
Anson Flower Dies in Watertown Banker Aged 66
Anson R. Flower aged 66, special partner of Flower & Co. bankers of New York, died suddenly at his Watertown home after eight weeks of ill health with heart trouble. He is survived by his widow of Watertown and a brother. Flower retired from active interest after his brother Governor Roswell P. Flower died in 1899.
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Watertown
N. Y
Anson R. Flower
Flower & Co
Bankers
New York
Flower
Roswell P. Flower
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