Thrilling Black Bear mountains detour to Cody Wyoming
A traveler recounts rough travel from Billings to Cody via the Buffalo Bill trail. After heavy rain and gumbo roads, mud encrusted detours, and a stuck car, locals aided by a Ford roadster and a mountain wagon recovered the vehicle. They reach Cody after a 40 mile prairie and mountain trek, where Buffalo Bill memorabilia and western town life await.
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Cody, Wyo
Montana
Black Bear Mountains
Billings
Cody
Wyoming
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Doctor
Real Prairies
Buffalo Bill
Yellowstone Park
Park
United States
Irma
Sceut
Rough Riders
Hills Self While Wife Is At Church
Mrs. George L. Foster found her husband dead in the kitchen with a gas tube in his mouth after church services. The 61 year old Bartlett street resident, despondent over financial reverses, had recently visited California where investments reportedly failed.
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Beverly
George L. Foster
Bartlett Street
St. Mary's Church
Labor Leader Fears Anarchy If AFL Is Defeated
Edward F. McGrady, AFL legislative agent, told the Boston Central Labor Union that wiping out the federation would plunge the United States into five years of anarchy. He criticized the Supreme Court and Taft, urged workers to fight back, and cited coal and railroad strikes as examples of unions’ strength amid political tension.
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American Federation of Labor
Edward F. McGrady
A. F. of L
Washington
Boston Central Labor Union
Wells Memorial Building
United States Supreme Court
Congress
United Chambers of Commerce
Manufacturers’ Association
United States
Taft
Republican Party
McGrady
Dorchester
Building Trades
United State
Congress of the United States
National Chambers of Commerce
Manufacturers’ Associations
Federation of Labor
Labor Leader Warns of Supreme Court Cutbacks
A labor activist denounces Taft era politics and five to four Supreme Court rulings that curb unions. He warns labor and the AFL face an existential threat if unions falter, urging fighters against manufacturers, Congress, and the court ahead of upcoming state elections.
Labor Leadership and Unity Call for Election Victory
A political appeal urges workers to form a live committee, support the candidate with progressive principles, and monitor labor leaders for integrity. The message emphasizes uniting labor to win control of the House and as much Senate representation as possible, warning against leaders who act for money rather than union members.
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House of Representatives
Senate
Organized Labor
Washington
Service Employees to Hold Mass Meeting
The Building Service Employees' International Union will hold an open mass meeting at 995 Washington Street next Thursday evening. Janitors, watchmen, elevator operators, porters and window cleaners are invited to attend. Expected speakers include William Doherty, P. Harry Jennings, Frank H. McCarthy, BE. A. Johnson, Patrick J. Reardom, and Joseph P. Mohan.
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Building Service Employees’ International Union
Washington Street
William Doherty
P. Harry Jennings
Frank H. McCarthy
A. F. of L
BE. A. Johnson
United Building Trades Council
Patrick J
Lawrence Man Killed by Auto in New Hampshire
Hachig Topalian a 40 year old resident of Lawrence was killed when struck by a car driven by his cousin Sarkis Materian. Materian of Lawrence was arrested and to be arraigned on a manslaughter charge in the local police court tomorrow morning.
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Hachig Topalian
Elm Street
Lawrence
Sarkis Materian
Common Street
Hampshire Road
State Line
Materian
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Supreme Court
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Action In Politics
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Pet
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United States Rubber Company
Henry Wilson
Natick
Wilson
U.S. Senate
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