Woman Says She Saw Death Auto at Policeman's Home
Libby and Shapiro vow the car was bought on instalments and that a police home was the target for a fatal tinder car. Libby details how Whitey at Cafe Boulevard received a call from Jack Rose to have the vehicle ready for that night. Rose, a liberal patron of the firm, had used the car before for such arrangements.
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Libby
Cafe Boulevard
Shapiro
Whitey
Boulevard
Jack Rose
Rose
Fourteenth Street
Tom Sharkey
Libby-Shapiro
Grand Jury
Rosenthal
Hotel Metropole
Charles Becker
Becker
Surging Motoring Tale Ties Rosenthal Murder to Bronx Flight
The narrative centers on Libby Shapiro and partner Libby involved in a fast car ride with Rosenthal murder suspects. They claim gunfire and a brutal assault forced fast driving through Manhattan and into the Bronx before returning to Stuyvesant Street. Police and district attorney debate chase adequacy and the role of officers near the crime scene.
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Libby-Shapiro
Herman Rosenthal
Mr. Levy
Libby
Shapiro
West Forty-third Street
Rosenthal
Grand Jury
Three Sides in Textile Strike Split Over Action
The Textile Council separates from the I W W with a temporary truce backing mill operations and opposing a general strike. Court sentences follow rioting at Butler and Whitman mills as police control clashes. one youth resists officers at the gates amid a large turnout.
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Textile Council
Board of Trade Rooms
Weavers’ Association
John Hobin
American Federation of Labor
Council
Richard Parkinson
William Yates
Lawrence
I W. W
Ilizabeth Gurley Flynn Jones
New Bedford
Delano
W. W. Hall
Milliken
Butler
Whitman
Sophia Ogard
Antone Camara
House of Corrections
Frank J. Andrade
House of Correction
Peter J. Lampara
Miliken
Ogard
Camara
Potomska
Butler Gates
Andrade
Butler Plant
Sarah Keelan
Free Month of Osmo-Chemic Deafness Treatment Offer
The Osmo-Chemic Physicians offer one month of free treatment and medicines to all patients starting or renewing by July 31 for deafness asthma bronchitis hay fever and chronic diseases. Testimonials from William Swan aged 74 and others claim relief from deafness discharges noises and neuritis with the new cure.
Osmo-Chemic Cure Reverses Deafness Claims
Mrs KR Wheeler of Winchendon reports two years of deafness after influenza and partial recovery, then treatment with the Osmo-Chemic cure restored hearing. Mr Chester H Sanborn of Melrose says he had been deemed dead seven months earlier and received relief.
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Mra. KR
J. Wheeler
Millast
Winchendon
Chester H. Sanborn
Water St
Melrose
Beom
Osmo-Chemic Physicians Claim Deafness Cure in Maine
Mr. G. S. Everett of Presque Isle Maine says he was cured of permanent deafness by the Osmo-Chemic Physicians. He urged his neighbor Mr. C O Randall to have them treat his daughter who was deaf and was greatly pleased with the result.
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Fannie Record
Mas
Deafness Cured by Osmo-Chemic Physicians Say Reader
Miss G TeBaron of 101 Hersey Street Hing ham claims she was cured of deafness and discharging ears by the Osmo-Chemic Physicians and urges others with ear troubles to seek their treatment.
Eye Ear Nose Throat Chief Physician Practice Ad
J. L. Plunkett M D Chief Consulting Physician Specialties Eye Ear Nose Throat Chest and Chronic Diseases Permanent Offices Suites 8 9 10 entrance No 18 Boylston St Boston Office hours 9 am to 12 m 3 to 4 and 6 to 8 pm Closed Sunday
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J. L. Plunkett
Boylston St
Boston
Boy Falls to Death in Balloon Exhibition Tragedy
A 1900s balloon ascent at Hough's Neck ends in the death of Lawrence Stafford after a parachute fails to deploy. Promoter Eugene L. Stafford and rescuers pull the body from mud as Dr. J. H. Ash declares the boy dead. The incident follows a family history in aeronautics and a previous near-drowning claim.
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Stafford
H. W. Tinker
James Kay
J. H. Ash
Hough’s Neck
Lawrence
Young Stafford
Eugene L. Stafford
Maynor B. Trussell
West Springfield Street
Er. L. Howard
Robert Jackson
Mary Curry
Police Move to Contain Disruptive Crowd at Mill Yard
A crowd interfered as stones were thrown at officers. Thirty policemen held the crowd back. Dalmeida was then taken from the mill yard in a police automobile through a rear gate to avoid the front crowd. Several of the crowd were injured.
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Lampara
Whitman
Butler Gates
Police Department
John Parker
Industrial Workers of the World
Whitman Mill
Butler Mill
Antonio Dalmeida
Fernandes
Dalmeida
Labor Department Created by House Bill
The House passed a bill to establish a Department of Labor with a cabinet rank secretary. It will take many bureaus from Commerce and Labor including immigration and transfer authority away from the old department, ending a hard fought measure in the House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilton
Washington
House
Department of Labor
Organized Labor
Senate
Department of Commerce and Labor
Bureau of Immigration
Bones of apemen found in Colorado discovered in fossils
Colorado Springs July 18 reports that fossils at Florizant reveal a race of tiny humans resembling apes. Researchers Professor Farnsworth of the British Museum and Professor Yakishi of Tokyo say the bones are so small they could not belong to anyone taller than three or four feet.
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Colorado Springs
Col
Colorado
Farnsworth
British Museum
Yakishi
Imperial University of Tokio
Man Struck by Train Near Everett Station
Anthony L. Piedziewicg aged 40 of 44 Cross Street Everett was struck as he crossed 200 yards east of Everett station by a Rockport Express and hurled about 20 feet. He is not expected to live.
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Anthony L. Piedziewicg
Cross Street
Everett
Rockport Express
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