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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1920
Page
11
In Williamson West Virginia on July 5 authorities received reports of a deadly clash at Roderfield. Miners had formed a union on Friday and while gathering Sunday afternoon were fired on from the mountain brush. One man was killed and three wounded as armed miners sought cover and returned fire. Attacking party composition was not yet identified.
Antonio Pesena of New Bedford was shot in the right lower leg while visiting relatives in Prospect Heights Milford. He suspects a case of mistaken identity and is hospitalized at Milford Hospital as police investigate the unidentified assailant incident.
General Pilsudski sent a cablegram to Rev. Father Lyski chairman of the Polish loan committee of New England. It states a request for ten thousand dollars in bonds to aid the motherland's call and support the Polish fund.
Rep. Dick I. Morgan of Oklahoma died in Danville from lobar pneumonia. He served in Congress for 12 years representing the Eighth district. His home was in Woodward, Oklahoma.
A young matron wears a cool day outfit with tan crepe de chine, graduated tuck sides, large pearl buttons on gros grain ribbons, a rib bon girdle at the waist, Valenciennes collar, and a tunic length just past knee with an accordion pleated flounce over a silk petticoat for an underskirt effect.
Grown-ups and children were killed by a live wire during an earlier incident. This afternoon Lincoln town team defeated South Acton nine 14 to 7 on the school grounds. The day ended with a band concert and a fireworks display this evening.
N O Eiffel Anderson an 18 year old draftsman for Bell Telephone was instantly killed when a live electric wire struck him as he passed his home at 54 Temple street Melrose The death is linked to wires not properly secured and the funeral is planned for Tuesday at Forest Dale Cemetery Malden Neighbors and a nearby resident describe the fatal moment and efforts to free him from the live line.
Lincoln holds a safe and sane Independence Day celebration arranged by a citizen committee chaired by Thomas Giles 45. A morning parade featured many unique floats with prizes awarded for best turnout to St Anne's parish children and a town highway department display led by William Robus, Howard Snelling, Percy Russ and George Tarbell.
An advertisement claims a dandruff cure using four ounces of plain liquid arvon applied at night. It promises to dissolve and destroy dandruff after one to four applications with instant relief from itching and improved hair texture.
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