Railroads Agree to Arbitrate Wage Dispute
Eastern railroads and 80 000 trainmen and conductors indicate willingness to submit questions to the Board of Mediation and Conciliation under the Newlands amendment. Both sides plan conferences with the mediation board and threaten action if an agreement is not reached within 24 hours.
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New York
Eastern Railroads
Board of Mediation and Conciliation
Wilson
Conference Committee of
Lee
Brotherhood of Trainmen
A. B. Garretson
Order of Railway Conductors
Garretson
Newlands
Mediation Board
Senate
Street Brawl Leaves Injured Women in Crowded Fight
A late afternoon melee at Leverett and Causeway near North Station involved several men and women, with two arrests. Medeiros and Lane fought as the crowd grew. Medeiros fled across the bridge before being captured by Inspector Rooney and a Metropolitan officer.
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Leverett and
Causeway Streets
North Station
Mederios
Lane
Rooney
Brighton Street
Cambridge Bridge
Medeiros
Cambridge Fight Leads to Mutual Assault Charges
Joseph Mederios, 17, of 6 Cambridge Street, captured after a chase to the Cambridge line. Philip Lane, 38, of 185 Baker Avenue, Revere, fought Patrolman Tomilson at Joy Street station and was held for a patrol wagon. Lane faces liquor and mutual assault charges. N A Kaplin, a fish dealer, was beaten as Lane allegedly attacked him during the pursuit. Other injured declined to give names.
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Joseph Mederios
Cambridge Street
Cambridge
William Rooney
Philip Lane
Baker Avenue
Revere
Tomilson
Joy Street
N. A. Kaplin
Leverett Street
Lane
Rooney
Mederros
Sound Taps For Harbor Victim
Funeral services honored Albert G. Ayres superintendent of the Catholic Sailors' Club Charlestown and drowning victim in Boston harbor. A guard of bluejackets and marines from the battleships Nebraska and North Carolina escorted the body to City square and Holy Cross cemetery. A solemn high mass was held at St Marys Church at 10 15 and six Nebraska sailors served as body bearers. A requiem mass was held at 9 for John Fr Cole, another victim.
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Albert G. Ayres
Catholic Salilors’ Club
Charlestown
Boston Harbor
Nebraska
North Carolina
Warrer
Sachem
City Square
Holy Cross Cemetery
Pugler
St. Mary's Church
John Fr. Cole
Matt Baby Talks in Two Languages
A Maine two year old speaks both French and English with perfect health and strong build. The Norwood Press Club hosts a track meet today at Norwood with entrants Howard Drew champion and other notable athletes including HE. T. Marceau, Irving Howe and Bud Whitney competing for New England all around titles.
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Maine
Norwood Press Club
Norwood
Howard Drew
HE. T. Marceau
Chicago
Irving Howe
Bud Whitney
New England
Remarkable Young Samson Travels Europe on Tiny Frame
A brief portrait describes a precocious boy who has spent 16 months in Europe, admired for extraordinary strength and alertness. He speaks French and English, with his mother Mrs. A. J. Ledoux of 88 Pleasant Street Brunswick Maine providing measurements: height 387 3 4 inches, chest 22 inches, neck 103 4 inches, thigh 14 inches, calf 9 inches.
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Europe
Samson
A. J. Ledoux
Pleasant Street
Brunswick
National champions to appear at Norwood meet
National champions from the Chicago games will be seen in action at the Norwood meet marking a first return to competition for the New Englanders who earned national honors.
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New Englanders
G O P to Fix Ticket August 5 Conference Called
The Republican leaders convene August 5 to decide strategies for the state ticket this fall. Colonel Everett C Benton, governor candidate, has not been invited. Invitations go to ex Senator Crane Senator Lodge Senator Weeks and other prominent Republicans. Chairman Charles E K Hatfield issues the call.
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Benton
Everett C. Benton
Crane
Lodge
Senator Weeks
Congress
Charles EK. Hatfield
Republican State Committee
State Committee
Hatfield
Copley Plaza Cuts 200 Jobs Amid Seasonal Slump
Two hundred employees were discharged at the Copley Plaza yesterday as management seeks economy. The hotel has 600 rooms and 800 guest capacity, with a monthly payroll of 30 900 and daytime rent near 1000. Management expects many laid off to be recalled when winter season opens.
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Copley Plaza
Names Circulated for Best Candidate at Conference
The article notes a conference may name several candidates including Colonel Benton. Ambassadors and former officials such as Curtis Guild are speculated as contenders. Other mentioned names include ex Congressman George P. Lawrence Councillor Alexander McGregor George von L Meyer and Colonel A P Goetting.
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Benton
Friends of Ambassador
Curtis Guild
George P. Lawrence
Alexander McGregor
George von L. Meyer
A. P. Goetting
Russia Is Largest Buyer Of American Agricultural Machinery
Russia emerged as the top purchaser of American agricultural machinery with exports totaling 10 million dollars in the just ended fiscal year. Canada received 7 million, Argentina 6.5 million, Germany 4 million and France 3.5 million. This marks the highest annual exports to Russia and continues a rise from 21 million in 1903 to 42 million this year.
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Washington
Russia
Bureau of Foreign and Domestics Commerce
Canada
Argentina
Germany
France
Your Cure a Miracle Ends Drunken Slavery as Local Man Reforms
A local man who drank for nearly three decades credits a treatment at the facility with a miraculous change. Neighbors say he never tasted alcohol again after his return home, calling him the worst drunkard previously seen.
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U. S
Talbot
Norfolk
Wee Ae
Bates-Street
Hathaway & Stag
B.V.D
B.V.D. Union
Washington Street
Matt Baby
Ledoux
BIG Hotel
The
Continental
Hathaway
Regal
Yorke
Savoy
LLC
Boston
Boylston Street
Uncle Sam
Neal Institute
Newbury ST
Back Bay
Worthington Street
Springfield
Pleasant Ave
Portland
Morse
Adams Square
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