Two Women Escape Serious Injury After Hack Crash
Mrs. Leonora Andrews and Mrs. Louise S. Rose were shaken but uninjured when their hack overturned after a streetcar collided with the conveyance on Cross street hill Somerville. Driver William J. Donovan was thrown from his seat but suffered only a severe shaking up before the party continued by street car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonora Andrews
Cambridge Street
East Cambridge
Louise S. Rose
Whitfield Street
Somerville
Rose Costa
Malden
Cross Street Hill
Sullivan Square
William J. Donovan
Sixth Street
East
Cambridge
Milford man leaps 45 feet to escape danger at Worcester hotel
Julius Zdamowicz of Milford leaped from the Hotel Pelham third floor in Walnut Street to the sidewalk claiming a murder bid. He was unhurt, aided by a pursuing officer who then took him to City Hospital for observation after a woman threatened him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Market Review and Outlook Signals Narrow Trade Range
Last week saw little price change with trading volume at multi month lows. Analysts foresee a modest recovery, a shift to selective stock moves, and continued effect from war and peace expectations on values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Answers to Inquiries in Boston Post Finance Column
Monday mornings the Boston Post will answer inquiries on listed and unlisted stocks and bonds of New England companies. Topics include securities and financial matters with impartial data, but no market outlook or price opinions. Inquiries must include full name and street address for consideration. Address to FINANCIAL EDITOR Boston Post Boston Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Post
New England
Post
Financial
The
Inquirer
Boston
Mass
Aetna Explosives and Shannon Copper Stock Advice
Aetna Explosives expanded before WWI, issued 630000 common shares, with $5.5 million 7 percent preferred and $2,187,750 first mortgage bonds outstanding. The stock traded weakly on the New York Curb amid rumors of internal dissension and credit constraints. dyes manufacturing was added with future demand uncertain after the war. Shannon Copper is a high cost producer. 1916 six month output cost 17.2 cents and sale price ~27.56 cents. The plant faced shutdowns in 1914 and labor troubles, affecting profitability. the outlook depends on copper prices and domestic demand postwar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shannon Arizona Railway
Shannon
Cuba
New York Banking House
New York
Stewart
Aetna Explosives
Aetna
Post
Tibbitt
Alaska
Kennecott
Copper River and Northwestern
King Copper
Great Copper Belt
Treasury
Joy ride ends in crash injuring driver and shop window
Franklin J. Graffam 24 of 65 Central Ave Revere is at Frost Hospital Chelsea with possible skull fracture after a late night joy ride ended when his car struck a sidewalk and the window of C W Freeman's drug store at 183 Washington Ave Chelsea causing $200 damage. Graffam faces a charge of operating a motor vehicle while under the influence and was bailed. Passengers Thomas McCormick Raymond Casey and Arthur Morris were slightly hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin J. Graffam
Central Avenue
Revere
Frost Hospital
Chelsea
Graffam
Joseph M. Curley
Thomas McCormick
Webster Avenue
Raymond Casey
Broadway
Arthur Morris
Washington Avenue
Cary Square
C. W. Freeman
Sdrug
Fish Schooner Harry Adams Torpedoed in Bay of Biscay
The Nova Scotia schooner Harry Adams carrying fish from St. John’s Newfoundland to a Mediterranean port was torpedoed in the Bay of Biscay. The crew reached safety in Ferrol Spain after abandoning ship. Captain Acker commanded the vessel owned in Lunenburg. Cargo was fully insured with partial vessel coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax
N. S
Nova Scotia
Harry Adams
St. John's
N. F
Mediterranean
Bay of Biscay
Ferrol
Spain
Acker
Lunenburg
Reverend Goodrich Resigns to Lead Paris Church
The Rev Chauncey W Goodrich resigned today as pastor of Bowdoin College First Congregational Church Brunswick Maine to become pastor of the American Church of Paris France. He will sail early next week for France after his resignation papers are completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Chauncey W. Goodrich
First Congregational Church
Bowdoin College
Paris
France
Mess
Labor Meeting on B and M Strike Threat Key Telegraphers
Over 1100 B and M telegraph and station workers allied with the Order of Railroad Telegraphers No 41 authorized their general committee to act toward leaving the service. The amendment aims to clarify who is covered, stressing safety of train operations and public health as pivotal factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Railroad Telegraphers, No. 41
Telegraphers in Boston Endorse Action Over Wage Talks
A large Boston telegraphers meeting approves seeking an immediate conference with railroad management for a new wage scale. They had failed to arrange a Jan 1 conference and object to the Adamson law while awaiting Supreme Court rulings. The group vows to act if talks stay blocked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Committee
Boston
Supreme Court
Eight Hour Day for All Railroad Workers Proposed
Congressman Peter F. Tague has been sent a proposed amendment to the Adamson Law by P. J. Cole, grand president of the Brotherhood of Railroad Station Employees. If approved, the measure would grant an eight hour day to all engaged in interstate and foreign commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter F. Tague
P. J. Cole
The
Brotherhood of Railroad Station Employees
Cole
Bartenders Fight Bill Across Commonwealth
Bartenders unite to oppose a Boston licensing board bill to license bartenders. The Massachusetts State Branch A F of L meets in Worcester next week to discuss the fight with Union 77 of Boston backing the effort. Frederick W Mansfield will counsel the union in the legislative battle as Union 77 votes unanimously against the measure in a heated session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Licensing Board of
Boston
Massachusetts State Branch
A. F. of L
Worcester
Boston Central Labor Union
Frederick W. Mansfield
Union 77
Licensing Board
Labor notes on union installs and elections across locals
P Harry Jennings installed newly elected officers of Local unions at 694 Washington street. Mass meeting of Amalgamated Clothing Workers levied five percent assessment for Barron Anderson Co strike. electrical Workers Union 142 delegates named for Massachusetts State Fr of L convention in Worcester June 22. Sanitary and Street Cleaning Teamsters Local 149 president Greaney defeated by Thomas Hannon. Teamsters Local 612 elections largely contested except T Sullivan unopposed for recording secretary. Charlestown Longshoremen Union backs initiative and referendum in State Constitutional Convention vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Harry Jennings
Teamsters’ Union
Coal Teamsters
Old Colony Lodge
Brotherhood of Railroad Clerks
Washington Street
M. H. Murray
Richard Stearns
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America
Barron- Anderson Company
Electrical Workers’ Union
George Kelly
J. W. Miller
John A. Donahue
J. Walter Mullen
John F. Mahoney
Massachusetts
A. Fr. of
Worcester
William P. Greaney
Teamsters’ Union, Local 149
Thomas J. Hannon
T. Sullivan
Teamsters’ Union Local 612
Armstrong
Charlestown
Everett Hawe Installation Exercises Induct Members
Everett A. C. H. Hawe Installation Exercises for Division 10 of the Ancient Order of Hibernians in Everett inducted several members into office. Middlesex County officials oversaw the ceremony as part of the group’s annual installation events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett
A. C. H. Hawe
Ancient Order of Hibernians of
Middlesex Coun
O Leary Names Staff for Organized Group
President Joseph R O Leary and his staff include Thomas Dunphy as president Patrick H Maloney as vice president Joseph Ward as treasurer James J Gallagher as financial secretary Cornelius Daley as recording secretary Daniel Lyons as sentinel and Peter Burk as sergeant at arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph R. O'Leary
Thomas Dunphy
Patrick H. Maloney
Joseph Ward
James J. Gallagher
Cornelius Daley
Daniel Lyons
Sentinel
Peter Burk
Heaven a hell to Harry Thaw in sermon
The Rev. Dr. Herbert Johnson told Warren Avenue Baptist Church congregants that Harry K Thaw would find heaven awful and bore him with its purity. He warned Thaw would seek vices in heaven like cabarets and painted girls, making heaven a hell for him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warry K. Thaw
Herbert Johnson
Warren Avenue Baptist Church
Thaw
Gold
Gates of Pearl
Harry K. Thaw
Eight Boys Taken in Raid on Dorchester Club
Dorchester youths from local families were arrested at the Young Men's Club at 78 Harvard Street after a raid by Sergeant John F. Murphy and Station 19. Eight boys, ages 17 to 18, were charged with gaming on the Lord's Day and released on bail. They face a Dorchester Court hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorchester
Young Men’s Club
Harvard Street
Dorchester Court
Everett G. Porter
Francis J. Eyre
Bowdoin Avenue
Joseph O’mara
Norwell Street
Frank L. Belyea
Welles Avenue
Francis L. McSweeney
Bullard Street
Frederick H Lindstrom
Dakota Street
John F. MecGloan
Greenbrier Street
Gerald A. Goggin
Levant Street
John F. Murphy
Death Notice Dever Chicago January twelve hour church
Dever Martin D son of the late Patrick J and Mary A Dever of North Cambridge died Tue at 8 15 am Funeral from Day Street to St John Church at 9 Interment in Woburn Relatives invited to attend
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Remy Laboratories
Harroun Motors
United States
Harroun
N. Y
Loomis & Riess
Broad Street
New York, N. Y
Alpha Oil and Gas
Francis P. Rawle
Wall Street
BAY State Film
Bay State Film Co
State Street
Charlestown Trust Co
City Sq
Stanley W. C. Downey
Edison Electric Illuminating Company OF
T. K. Cummins
American Zinc, Lead and Smelting Co
American Zinc, Lead & Smelting Company
B. Farwell
American Zinc, Lead & Smelting Co
E. Farwell
Public Service Investment Company
Public Service Investment Comany
Stone
Webster
Fall River
Fall River Gas Works Company
Btone & Webster
Conveyancers Title Insurance Company
Henry H. Edes
Milford
United States Steel Company
Steel Company
Steel Corporation
B. Jew
Easthampton
K. N. Boston
A. FT. 2
Kennecott Copper Belt
Seattle
Washington
W. Muir
New York City
H. W. Bailey
J. Wellington Jones
E. W. Winslow
W. Tibbitt
Seattle, Washington
King Copper Mines CO
G. W. Bright
Chitibma
Valdez
Guli
Weingshi
Ehring
Copper Group
Sheep Creek
Copper River
Kennecott Group
Morgan-Guggenheim
Copper River and Northwestern Railroad
Box Canyon
Alaska Railroad Commission
Chitina
C. W. Tibbitt
Igo Sef
Mies
Yven
Wm.j. Wilson & Company
Fifth Ave
Sree Ing Copper
Murray Hill
Labor Meeting News
Ing
R. R
LABOR
Heaven
Hell
Harry
Pastor Johnson
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