City Workers Get a Raise in Malden Area
Upward of 50 city employees have had salaries raised this week following department head recommendations approved by Mayor FitzGerald. Most affected were the collecting and building departments with 18 and several others receiving increases. Franklin milestones include staff such as William E. Cunningham and Edward Morrissey, among others, moving from 1800 to 1900 dollars annually in the collecting department. plumbing and gas inspectors gained 200 and 100 dollars respectively in the building department. A separate divorce-related case reports the arrest of Frank A. Goss, Malden salesman, tied to a libel suit filed by his wife Annie I. Goss. The incident involved a Bowdoin Square hotel and detectives presenting a dramatic scene prior to the formal arrest.
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Fitzgerald
William E. Cunningham
Edward A. Morrissey
Edward J. Dixon
Timothy J. Brinnin
Thomas J. Gorman
Joseph H. Hickey
Timothy F. Gorman
Louis Needle
Francis J. Doherty
Stewart E. Hoyt
Michael Cillo
Charles J. Costello
John J. Higgins
Edmund V. Lynch
John A. Morrison
Aaron Pinkofsky
Cornelius J. Spillane
Frank A. Goss
State Street
Malden
Annie I. Goss
Bowdoin Square
Goss
West End
F. C. Clause
Boston Jewelers' Association Dines at Copley Plaza
Nearly 200 jewellers from Boston attended the 26th annual Boston Jewellers' Club dinner at Copley Plaza last night. Guests and speakers included Lieutenant-Governor Edward P. Barry, Melvin M. Johnson, Agustus K. Sloane, Edward P. Boynton, and the Rev Nehemiah Boynton of Brooklyn. President James S. Blake served as toast master.
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Boston Jewellers’ Club
Copley Plaza
Edward P. Barry
Melvin M. Johnson
Agustus K. Sloane
Edward P. Boynton
Nehemiah Boynton
D. D
Brooklyn
N. Y
James S. Blake
Mine cage drops 100 feet. three miners killed
Mulberry Kas Jan 14 A mine cage carrying six workers at Spencer-Newlins Coal Company shaft fell 100 feet after a cab break Three miners were killed and the remaining three were severely injured likely fatally authorities said
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mulberry, Kas
Spencer-Newlins Coal Company
Auto Upsets Police on Commonwealth Avenue Newton
Four men were thrown to the ground and slightly injured when an automobile coming up Commonwealth Avenue Newton last evening bumped into a Newton police patrol. The collision smashed both machines and the incident held up the cars for over an hour.
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Commonwealth Avenue
Newton
Police Car Collision on Commonwealth Avenue
Newton police car returning to headquarters collided with a touring car on Commonwealth Avenue. Driver Ned Forte and Officers O Halloran and Mahoney were shaken but not seriously hurt. Forte sustained a scalp wound and shoulder strain. Kendall of Amesbury and his passenger were uninjured.
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Newton
Ned Forte
Edward O’ffalloran
William Mahoney
Newton Upper Falls
Chestnut Street
Commonwealth Avenue
Forte
J.F. Kimball
East Kingston
N. H
Robert J. Kendall
Walker Avenue
Amesbury
Kendall
O’halloran
Mahoney
Inspector O'Halloran
O'Halloran
Policeman Murphy Suspended Over Worcester Allegations
Worcester January 14 John Murphy a four year police officer was suspended by Chief George H Hill after Mrs Bessie Levine accused him of forcible restraint and insulting remarks at her home during a police visit to investigate theft charges at Providence street schoolhouse Her charges detailed in a stenographic report were presented to Mayor Wright with a hearing set for Saturday at City Hall Murphy is married with five children and has been regarded as competent by his superiors
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Worcester
John Murphy
Worcester Police Department
George H. Hill
Bessie Levine
Murphy
Levine
Water Street
Wright
Freight Handlers to Present New Wage Scale
The Freight Handlers' Union will submit a new wage and working rules proposition to management of the New Haven Boston and Maine and Boston and Albany railroads. Delegates from Boston & Maine Unions 6572 and 19, New Haven Union 70, and Boston & Albany Union 80 attended a Wells Memorial Hall meeting where the proposal was decided for submission.
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New Haven
Boston & Maine
Boston & Albany
Wells Memorial Hall
New Haven Union
Boston & Albany Union
Kellogg's Tasteless Castor Oil Promises Easy Cold Relief
Kellogg's Tasteless Castor Oil, developed by Spencer Kellogg & Sons of Buffalo, claims to ease winter colds without taste or odor. It markets as pure castor oil, not flavored or mixed, sold in 25¢ and 50c sizes with a green castor leaf trademark.
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Kellogg
Kellogg’s
Spencer Kellogg & Sons, Inc
Buffalo
N. Y
Ice Clogged Carib Faces Icebound Harbor Teardown
The Clyde line steamer Carib could not anchor due to frozen howsepipes and winches, forcing back and forth steaming in Massachusetts Bay from shortly after midnight until dawn. Ice coated deck and rigging left her heavily listed as she threaded to her pier, spectators noting the slant of the masts.
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Clyde Line
Carib
Massachusetts Bay
Boston Harbor
Carib Battles Ice Choked Gale Off Shinnecock
Captain Bunnell steered the Carib through one of the worst passages as ice breakers froze aboard during a furious gale off Shinnecock. The vessel faced fog so thick the fore mast was invisible from the bridge and sought an anchorage after entering the bay shortly after midnight.
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Bunnell
Shinnecock
Lost in Snowstorm Hannover Liner Reaches Boston Light
The North German Lloyd liner Hannover, docked yesterday, was lost in a snowstorm in Massachusetts Bay. Off Cape Ann Captain Troitsch believed near Boston Lightship but could not locate a pilot. The steamer cruised until daybreak and picked up the light at Eastern Point. In frigid weather the captain spent much time on the bridge and froze an ear.
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Massachusetts Bay
Cape Ann
Troitsch
Boston
Bay
Eastern Point
Piiot
Rising thermometer welcomed by Hub
New England endures a severe cold spell with a thaw predicted. Temperatures rose from seven below to 17 above zero by early afternoon and wind eased enough for outdoor activity. Frostbite cases declined while plumbers rushed to thaw frozen pipes as rail service faced earlier disruptions from fires tied to the cold. Weather forecasts point to a moderate trend across the United States, offering hope in New England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
New England
Smith
Forty nine below zero in Vermont record
In West Berkshire Vermont on January 14 a spirit thermometer registered forty nine degrees below zero. The reading is tied for the coldest in memory, a striking forecast for the upcoming frigid period as residents brace for the deep freeze.
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West Berkshire
Wyt
Dartmouth Students Face Record Cold At Hanover
Dartmouth students went about outdoor activities as thermometers showed 38 degrees below zero at Hanover on January 14, with the average temperature higher than the previous day when it barely rose above minus 22. Officials at Shattuck Observatory recorded it as the coldest 24 hours on record for the town.
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Hanover
N. H
Dartmouth
Shattuck Observatory
14 Horses Frozen to Death in Car
Troy New York January 14 A carload of valuable draft horses shipped from New York for a local dealer was opened this afternoon and 14 of the animals were found dead from cold The car contained between several others will probably be killed due to exposure
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Troy
N. Y
New York
Cold Snap Fatal to Real Estate Man Porter A Underwood
Porter A Underwood a prominent real estate man died from heart failure induced by cold weather. He collapsed in his Beacon Street office while at work aged 65. Born in Northampton he was married to Ellen M Whiting, daughter of the late Congressman Whiting of Holyoke, who predeceased him.
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Porter A. Underwood
Beacon Street
Potter Park
North Cambridge
Mr. Underwood
Northeampton
Ellen M. Whiting
Congressman Whiting
Holyoke
Intercolonial Plans for Naturalization at Boston Club
The Intercolonial Club of Boston endorsed a Bureau of Naturalization to aid Canadians seeking U S citizenship by preparing papers for the Naturalization Court. Alexander McGregor was elected president with a slate of officers. A charitable bureau to aid needy Canadian-born Boston residents was also endorsed, and plans for a charitable ball were announced for February 11 in Intercolonial Hall.
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Bureau
McGregor
Bureau of Naturalization
Intercolonial Club of
Boston
Dudley Street
Roxbury
Naturalization Court
John M. Martin
Alexander McGregor
Richard FE. Johnston
J. Frank O'Hare
Charles J. Martell
John A. Campbell
Colin W. MacDonald
Thomas R. P. Gibb
Arnold T. Malone
Edmund L. Phelan
Henry J. Cunningham
Lucien H. LaRue
Edgar J. Leland
Edward EK. McGanty
Michael McPherson
Mexico
United States
Canada
Intercolonial Hall
J. A. Weegar
Intercolonial Club
J. A. MacNabb
Agnes P. Carey
Georgie M. Kelly
D. J. Ferguson
William Askins
B. F. Mountain
Jose McGanty
Eliza Costine
Joseph McInnes
Robert Pearson
W. V. Chisholm
Mary Cody
Maude Hewitt
G A R Veteran Weds at 71 and 65 in Somerville Home
Nathaniel T. Abbott 71 of South Framingham and Mary J. Goodspeed 65 of Somerville were married last evening at her home by Rev. Cortland Myers of Tremont Temple. Abbott, a Grand Army veteran and former Somerville Light Infantry member, is a building inspector. Only immediate friends attended. this is their second marriage.
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Nathaniel T. Abbott
South Bramingham
Mary J. Goodspeed
Broadway Place
Somerville
Voth
Huerta Men Don’t Yearn To Return
PRESIDIO Texas Jan 14 When informed today that the war department at Mexico City would request the United States to return to Mexico all the Mexican soldiers who were driven into this country by the rebels at Ojinaga General Salvador Mercado said nothing further.
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Presidio
Texas
War Department
Mexico City
United States
Mexico
Ojinaga
Salvador Mercado
United States holds Mexican troops and refugees at Fort Bliss
General Mercado commands 8352 Mexican soldiers and 1367 women and children refugees moved toward Fort Bliss El Paso. Crossing the river was deemed humanitarian as ammunition ran low and mass danger loomed. Plans call for transport to Marfa then El Paso with a permanent camp and facilities prepared. General Hugh K L Scott notified Major McNamee of border patrol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Ojinaga
Toledo pugilist charged with theft
Roland E. Mack, 26, of 814 Huron Street Toledo, a former pugilist, was followed by Detectives McCarthy and Connelly after being seen acting suspiciously in a tunnel station and arrested when officers allegedly saw him attempt to rob a woman who escaped before identification.
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Roland E. Mack
Huron Street
Toledo
McCarthy and
Connelly
Proposals to Bar Immunity Baths and Trim Antitrust Powers
Discussion outlines bar immunity baths for offending firms and individuals and limits on interlocking directorates in banks and allied firms. It calls for a defined Sherman act restraint, creation of an interstate trade commission, and transfer of powers from the Bureau of Corporations. The President urged cooperative, nonhostile talks and broad congressional support.
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Interstate Trade Commission
Bureau of Corporations
Courts
Department of Justice
Bureau of Information
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Huerta
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Endicott Johnson
Boyden
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