All Trawlers Now in Harbor as Strike Impacts Boston Fleet
Five fishing schooners arrived yesterday and the entire Boston trawler fleet is in port with crews joining the fishermen strike. Seiners are idle except Swordfishermen, while Gloucester Provincetown and Portland craft face reduced activity. Fishermen's Union officials express satisfaction as fish day this week will reveal the strike's full effect. A union meeting at 11 AM today will hear the strike committee report on the state of affairs and general strike matters.
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Boston
Gloucester
Provincetown
Portland
Fishermen's Union
James A. Early Dies of Heart Disease
James A. Early longtime Newton Lower Falls postmaster and 2 1/2 year Worcester post office superintendent died at home 9 1 2 Washington Street Wellesley after months of heart illness Born 1864 in Falls he was son of Timothy and Ellen Gallagher Early Survived by wife six children Eleanor John Elizbeth Philip Edna Catherine three brothers and four sisters Funeral services set for St Johns Church Wellesley Thursday morning
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James A. Early
Newton Lower Falls
Washington Street
Wellesley
Early
Falls
Timothy Early
Ellen Gallagher Early
Eleanor Early
John Early
Elizabeth Early
Philip Early
Edna Early
Catherine Early
St. John's Church
Tom and Jerry Safe After Carnival Monkey Escape
North Adams reports the missing carnival monk Jerry captured after his mate Tom was already found. Jerry was lured from a culvert by W H Crews using a rope then hauled into a toolbox and taken to a barn on Phelps avenue where he enjoys straw and milk.
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North Adams
Jerry
W. H. Crews
Phelps Avenue
Tom
Crews
Jack
Brookline Board of Trade Outing At Villa Napoli Beach
The Brookline Board of Trade will hold an outing today at Villa Napoli Nantasket Beach, after a two year lapse. Twenty four World War I veterans will be guests, along with Brookline selectmen, police chief, fire chief, Chamber of Commerce presidents. outing committee members are Gardner Whitney, Maurice Buxbaum, Albert Meserve, Chester Burr, De Witt Adler, Arthur Caulfield and Walter Allen.
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Brookline Board of Trade
Villa Napoli
Nantasket Beach
Board of Selectmen
Fire Department
Chamber of Commerce
Massachusetts Chamber of Commerce
Gardner A. Whitney
Maurice Bu
Struck Uncle 10 Save Women in Claremont Story
Clyde Sheppard a 17 year old was arrested for manslaughter after striking Daniel H Weld a Cornish farmer with a club to protect women relatives. Weld died after the Fourth of July weekend at his farm where he brewed beer. witnesses said he abused guests leading to the fatal blow.
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Claremont
N. H
Clyde Sheppard
Daniel H. Weld
Weld
Sheppard
Cigar Makers Strike Sparks Bid to Limit Costs
The Boston cigar manufacturers deny union blame for the deadlock, arguing demands will raise cigar prices. The strike committee of 2000 Boston cigarmakers issues a blunt denial and the Cigarmakers' Union 97 responds with a brief defending their position.
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Boston
Oppose Fusion of Boards Debate in Brockton Delegation
Former Governor William L. Douglas and Gerry Brown led a Brockton citizen delegation before the Sea committee on the state consolidation bill. Douglas warned of hardships for manufacturing plants, Brown argued lawmakers seek jobs the bill would create while wiping others. Douglas praised the Board of Conciliation and Arbitration and urged its retention.
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William L. Douglas
Gerry Brown
Brockton
State Department
Brown
Douglas
Board of Conciliation and Arbitration
Dormitory Grove Cottage Fire Reported at UCONN Campus
STORRS Conn July 8 A fire at Grove Cottage the girls dormitory at Connecticut Agricultural College caused alarm and prompted evacuation with minimal damage and no injuries reported as investigators began initial assessment on the campus.
Boston cigar makers clash with manufacturers over wage and control demands
Boston cigar manufacturers clash with the Cigarmakers Union over proposed wage hikes and production costs. The union seeks a 137 11 percent raise and a grievance committee in every shop, while manufacturers claim current demands threaten competitiveness and cost accounting. The strikers deny the manufacturers' claims and defend their wage proposal as modest.
Babies Die in Burning Barn in Millbury
In Millbury on July 8 Leslie Kent aged five and his brother Richard aged four were burned to death in their father William Kent's barn in West Millbury. The boys were seen entering the barn by William E. Stockwell from a nearby field and moments later the structure was ablaze.
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Millbury
Leslie Kent
Richard
William Kent
West Millbury
William E. Stockwell
Vahey and Pillsbury Named as Arbitrators in Street Railway Row
James H. Vahey counsel for the Streetcar men and Samuel A. Pillsbury representative for the Bay State Street Railway Company were named as two of the arbitrators in the dispute over the Rooke hand fare register. They will pick the third member within six days. if no agreement is reached W. B. Mahon and the company chief executive will name the third arbitrator.
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James H. Vahey
Samuel A. Pillsbury
Bay State Street Railway Company
Board of Arbitration
W. B. Mahon
International Association
Refuse Warrant in Boy's Death Roxbury Judge Denyed Arrest Warrant
In Roxbury yesterday Judge Hayden refused a warrant for the arrest of James DeGrasse of Havre Street East Boston on a manslaughter charge. Patrolman Arthur F. Scholl of the Dudley Street station was the complainant. DeGrasse drove a car on Howard Avenue near Quincey Street when Philip Silver aged 11 of Stam ford Street West End leaped from a wagon, ran before the car and died later at City Hospital.
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Boy
Hayden
Roxbury Court
James DeGrasse
Havre Street
Boston
Arthur F. Scholl
Dudley Street
DeGrasse
Howard Avenue
Quincey Street
Roxbury
Philip Silver
Stamford Street
West End
Fire burns dairy barn and other buildings this week
A fire this afternoon caused a loss of $22,000. On Sunday a large dairy barn on the grounds, valued at $8,000, was burned.
Office Girl Fractures Ankle In Elevator Accident
Miss Agnes Berry a 22 year old office worker in the Tremont building fractured her left ankle yesterday after her foot caught between the second floor and a passenger elevator. She was en route to 119 Dakota Street Dorchester and taken to Haymarket Relief Hospital.
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Agnes Berry
Tremont Building
Miss Berry
Dakota Street
Dorchester
Haymarket
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Eer
Panama Canal Zone
Ward
Purboxia Company
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Back Bay
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Expain
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Vahey and Pillsbury
Connor
Beer
P. S
Brookside Creamery
Brookside
Henfield
Maine
Cruikshank
Franco-Am
Kellogg's
John T.connor Co
Lea
Perrins
R.h.white Co
White’s
Lance
Chionille
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