Moulders Consider Sympathy Strike After Hyde Park Talks
A meeting between the general strike committee and the Moulders Union underscored plans for a possible sympathy strike at Hyde Park factories owned by Governor Foss. Leaders Harold L. Stanley O L. Preble and Terrence McGovern attended as talks continued with the Moulders at 99 Washington Street. The group vowed to stay united, ready to fight for their terms for a year if needed, as Foss insists on the old settlement.
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Hyde Park
Governor Foss
Harold L. Stanley
O. L. Preble
Patternmakers’ Association
Terrence McGovern
The
Machinists’ Union
Foss
Guards Ordered Not to Leave Vatican
Cardinal Merry Del Val, Papal Secretary of State, has taken charge of the Swiss Guard dispute. He orders guardsmen not to leave the Vatican or communicate with outsiders while seeking a solution that honors the men’s demands and preserves discipline and authority.
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Rome
Merry del Val
Vatican
Local Whitman Man Found After 17 Years Away
Frank F. Edwards, missing for 17 years from Whitman, was located yesterday in a South End boarding house at 10 Upton Street by his brother R A Edwards, one of Whitman’s wealthiest residents, ending a long fruitless search.
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Whitman
Frank F. Edwards
Upton Street
South End
R. A. Edwards
Lost Whitman Brother Returns Home After Seventeen Years
A Boston plumber nicknamed Prank F. Edwards is traced by Whitman authorities via the 1913 city directory. He admits kinship, visits the Whitman family, and agrees to return home while staying in his trade.
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Boston Plumbers’ Union
Whitman
Edwards
Boston
F. Edwards
Mulhall retracts key claim before Senate committee
Martin M. Mulhall, once tied to the National Association of Manufacturers, renounced his charge that James E. Watson worked for private interests in 1909 to push a tariff bill. He admitted Watson was not a House member then and questioned the group behind lectures through Cardinal Gibbons.
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Washington
Martin M. Mulhall
National Association of Manufacturers
Senate
James E. Watson
Indiana
House
Watson
Mulhall retracts as Watson seeks indictment in libel case
In Washington Mulhall retracts after noon recess amid a grand jury probe into criminal libel. He admits the tariff convention date in Indianapolis 1908 shaped his sworn testimony. Mulhall says the Citizens' Industrial Association pressed for pro labor legislation and lobby work, tying Cardinal Gibbons and other figures to lectures in St. Louis.
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Watson
Washington
District of Columbia
Mulhall
Indianapolis
Subpena
Cardinal Gibbons
Daniel §. Tuttle
Episcopal Church of America
James Bryce
Brewer
Sherman
Borah and Dolliver
St. Louis
Citizens’ Industrial Association
F. C. Schechtman
van Cleave
National Association of Manufacturers
Overman
Robs Cashier in Busy Drug Store
A thief snatched about $10 from a cashier at Liggett drug store on Washington and School streets. He was chased through crowded streets and fled into the Water street subway, escaping despite pursuit after the cashier screamed.
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Liggett
Washington
School
Water Street
Lingerie Frocks With Four-Color Pictures Ahead
The upcoming Post promises next Sunday's feature on new lingerie frocks printed in four colors with accompanying pictures.
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eeSere Cor
Washington and Ruggles
New England
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Sveyer Wao
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Ssers
Unifold
China
Ruggles
Roxbury Department Store
Dudley ST
Bes
John Bromley & Sons
Lavonia
Xtradfaxminster
Guarantee Trunk & Bag CO
Boylston St
Wm. R. Eck
Boston Post
Guarantee Trunk Company
No. 9
Boylston Street
William BR. Eck
Wardrobe
Overland
Rnaa
Ford
Eni
Beach
Seas
Ant
London
Boyls
Unk & Bag Co
Ton Street
Tremont
Washington Sts
Panama
Scfool
Rich Whitman
Call P
Murphy
Tional Council For Industrial Defence
Nelson
Danbury, Conn
Danbury
Boston City Club
Ashburton Place
Whitney Construction Company
West Street
New City Club
Boston University
guiTé
FREI
Ona Ag
Univ
P Made
Brookside Ee Ney
Fleischmann’s Yeast
John T. Connor CO. Special Ware Cabrery
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