Boston Men Enter Plattsburg Training Camp Session
Some 285 Boston men enroll for the Plattsburg camp session from Aug 10 to Sept 6. Harvard, Yale, Dartmouth, and M I T alumni join a large Catholic prep and local college roll. The group travels from Boston to Burlington by train then boat to Plattsburg for four weeks of military practice and drill.
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Lane
Harvard Alumni List Highlights Prominent Names and Years
A compiled roster lists numerous Harvard graduates alongside other colleges such as Oberlin and Wharton. Entries include Waters Waterman Curtis H and Watson Donald with class years like ’08 and ’96, plus several Wesco and Williams figures.
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Curtis H
Oberlin
Ware
Gordon
Harvard
Warren
John
Watson
Donald
Wenstrom
Olnt
Weston
Melville
Webster
Frederick D
Wharton
Phillip
Wheeler
Francis W. Wheeler
William H
Whiting
Talk Rural Organization Amends Amherst Conference
Four days' rural organization conference opens at Massachusetts Agricultural College Amherst July 27 under the slogan Back to the land. Attendance greatly exceeds prior conferences with topics on achievements in Massachusetts and town organization. Noted speakers include Thomas Nixon Carver Harvard and Kenyon L. Butterfield Agricultural College.
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Massachusetts Agricultural College
Massachusetts
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Thomas Nixon Carver
Harvard University
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The
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Rough Rider coaster tragedy at Coney Island claims three lives
At Jones walk on the Bowery rough ride on the Rough Rider roller coaster jumped the track. Three people died: James McDonough Jr., Ruth Cuddy, and Anna Hartman. Other riders, including Mrs Clarence Moses and her 7-year-old son Edward, escaped injury with police rescue.
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Coney Island
James McDonough, Jr
Ruth Cuddy
Long Island City
Anna Hartman
Brooklyn
Clarence Moses
Spring Valley
N. Y
Edward
Jones’ Walk
Bowery
Fairbairn Opens Campaign for Sheriff
Sheriff Joan R. Fairbairn of Middlesex County formally opened his renomination campaign at a Boston City Club dinner. Opposed within the Republican party for the first time in years, speakers included Samuel J. Elder former Congressman Samuel L. Powers Melvin M. Johnson and Frederick W. Dallinger among other leading Republican figures.
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Middlesex County
Boston City Club
Samuel J. Elder
Samuel L. Powers
Melvin M. Johnson
Frederick W. Dallinger
Hyde Park Workmen Vote to Strike Over Wage Demands
About 500 machinists at Becker Brainard Milling Machine Company in Hyde Park, led by former Governor Foss, passed resolutions at Magnolia Hall urging reinstatement of 20 discharged workers, immediate wage increases to 50 cents per hour, overtime at time and a half, and an eight hour workday.
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Foss
Magnolia Hall
Hyde Park
Machinists Press Wage Hike and Eight Hour Day Demand
A four member committee led by Joseph Foley and including B M Massie William J Welch and Joseph Tobin was sent to meet New England Organizer Roscoe Hall to press wage and hour demands at Becker plant where about 100 machinists work on war production. A special machinists meeting at Magnolia Hall will review the report and may order a strike.
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B. M. Massie
William J. Welch
Joseph Tobin
New England
Roscoe L. Hall
Magnolia Hall
M. Thompson
International
P. J. Conlon
New Waeland
Hall
Peter J. Dwyer
New Mfaven
Becker
Demands for 8 hour day hit New York and New Jersey muni tions
Demands for higher wages and an eight hour day are to be presented to managements by munition workers in New York and New Jersey. The action signals possible strike if responses fall short, with details yet to be finalized this July.
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Machinists Call New York Area Munition Strike
Representatives of the International Association of Machinists and munition plant workers agreed today on a strike plan in New York and New Jersey after employers refused demands. About 5000 machinists will walk out if no settlement is reached, with the E W Bliss Company in Brooklyn set to grant eight hour day demands after a union presentation this week.
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New York
New Jersey
International Association of Machinists
J. J. Keppler
E. W. Bliss Company
Brooklyn
Keppler
Will Act Today on Non-Union Work at Munitions Factory
The Boston Building Trades Council will meet at 19 o clock at its Harrison avenue headquarters to address non-union workers on the American Steam Gauge & Valve Mfg Co project on Camden street South End. McNulty says the issue remains unsettled and will be decided only after a proper settlement.
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Harrison Avenue
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Camden Street
Southnd
McNulty
Howlett
Carpenters’ Council
Barrows Construction Company
Union machinists strike widens at Remington plants
Union machinists facing desertions report at Remington U M A plants in Bridgeport. Two workers and several helpers return to Coulter and Mackenzie subcontract site, while J J Keppler plans settlement with the arms plant. Four subsidiary plants still idle with expected returns Thursday.
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Remington-U. M. A
George Bowen
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Remington
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New York
Arms
Wilson to pursue friendly intervention in Mexico policy
President Wilson spent most of the day outlining a new policy toward Mexico. He rejects armed intervention as unlikely and favors a strong policy based on friendly intervention to meet border chaos and protect civilization.
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N. H
Wilson
Mexico
President weighs swift Mexico policy shift to back constitutional government
The President argues for rapid U S intervention in Mexico to press a constitutional framework backed by military leaders and public support. He pauses daily routines, foresees possible embargo on arms to enforce discipline, and aims to restore peace and civil government in the southern republic.
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East Boston Man Fined for Abusing a Horse
Joseph Messina of East Boston was fined 2 dollars in Nahant District Court for cruelty over driving a horse. The charge was pursued by agents of the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals after his arrest by Nahant police on Saturday afternoon.
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Joseph Messina
East Boston
Nahant District Court
Messina
Nahant
Prospero Liner Reaches Port After Reef Collision
The coastal steamer Prospero, which struck a reef near Cape Bonavista, Newfoundland, Sunday night, reached port today. Officers say the vessel was not seriously damaged and it carried passengers bound for points along the northeastern coast.
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Prospero
Cape Bonavista
Leelanaw Case Hinges on Treaty Question
Washington July 27 Information on one point whether the captain of the American steamer Leelanaw was asked to surrender contraband and was willing to do so is needed by the United States before officials decide what representations may be made to Germany regarding the vessel's destruction by a German submarine.
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Leelanaw
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Germany
Diplomatic Hint of 1828 Treaty in Leelanaw Case
Officials describe a German sub attack on the Leelanaw as following visit and search rules. Consul Skinner reports the crew’s safe transfer and Kirkwall contact, with talks on arbitration and potential US–Germany diplomatic resolution.
Stoughton Driver Held on Assault Charge
Chester Spear a 49 year old Sharon resident and driver for Southworth grain dealer was arraigned in Stoughton court on assault charges against Miss Beryl Brown 18 found unconscious on West Stoughton street. He was held for the grand jury in 1500 bail. Brown regained consciousness and testified while in serious condition after a private court hearing with Dr W O Faxon. Spear remained jailed unable to post bail.
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Chester Spear
Main Street
Sharon
Southworth
Beryl Brown
West Stoughton
Brown
Brown, Who Is A Maid In the Southworth
W. O. Faxon
Spear
Typhoon Rages Off Shanghai Destroys Bund Areas
A great typhoon struck Shanghai at midnight, damaging shore facilities and uprooting trees along the Bund. U S cruisers Saratoga and Cincinnati endured the storm with Saratoga holding anchors while Cincinnati drifted and sought steam. A large steamer wrecked at Garden Point as boats and launches were crushed against the Bund wall.
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United States
Saratoga
Cincinnati
Garden Point
Girl Saves Man Off East Gloucester Beach
Gloucester July 27 A Boston pair on vacation at the Civic Service House camp witnessed a man in danger during a morning swim Maurice Goldman of West End Boston was carried out by the undertow and saved by Miss Anna Kasman of the North End Boston The rescuer and the saved were on vacation at the Boston camp and Goldman failed to gauge his distance from shore until attempting to return alone.
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East Gloucester Beach
Maurice Goldman
West End
Boston
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North End
Goldman
News and Periodical Store Proprietor Dies in Braintree
Herbert A. Tinton, 70, of 157 Elm Street, who ran a news and periodical shop in Braintree for 20 years, died this afternoon after retiring due to ill health. His father also was a newsdealer.
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Herbert A. Tinton
Elm Street
Government Jobs Offer Numerous Civil Service Openings
The Civil Service Commission lists many vacancies across agencies. Openings include inspector of machinery at Electric Boat Groton for $5.04 daily, senior land appraiser salaries up to $3600, plus roles in drainage engineering, public roads, hydrographic drafting, and naval yard draftsmen. Examinations are set for August with varied dates and requirements.
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Inspector of Machinery, Electric Boat Company
Groton, Conn
Coast and Geodetic Survey
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Office of Public Roads and Rural Engineering
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Federal Horticultural Board
Washington
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National Museum
Department of Paleontology
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Frankford Arsenal
Philadelphia
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General Cantore of Italy Killed on Isonzo Front
Udine Italy July 26 via Paris July 27 General Antonio Cantore killed in battle on the Isonzo front He is the first officer of his rank lost by Italy He earned a general's commission for heroism in Tripoli operations
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Italy
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Isonzo
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