Wild Man Captured Near Baldwinville After Hasty Sight
Edward Savage known as the wild man of Brooks Village was captured near Baldwinville eight miles from the town after being spotted by Martin Shinkus of Turner's Falls. Police, led by Chief Joseph Adams of Orange, found him hiding in an attic and he surrendered without resistance.
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Templeton
Edward Savage
Brooks Village
Baldwinville
Savage
Athol
Martin Shinkus
Turner’s Falls
Young
Shinkus
Joseph Adams
Orange
Talks Over Policy Of Big Union Defeated In Boston Convention
Delegates at Paine Memorial building in Boston defeated a plan to run the new amalgamation of shoe workers of the United States along industrial lines. The majority backed a trade union approach, with a 70 to 16 vote against the Berry minority report. Resolutions urged staged constitutional amendments and a potential Jan 1 effective date if amalgamation proceeds.
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United States
Boston
Paine Memorial Building
Appleton Street
Michael T. Berry
Lynn
Allied Shoe Workers
Michael McGurty
Allied Shoe Workers of
C. Porter Dean
United Shoe Workers of
Rochester
N. Y
Berry
S J. Louis
Shoe Workers’ Protective Union of Haverhill
Committee On
Shhoe
Melrose Wife Seeks Divorce After Long Marital Strife
Mrs. Beth Esda Sheperdson of 792 Main Street Melrose files for divorce from Abner E. Sheperdson a 62 year old photographer alleging desertion and cruel treatment. The couple who married at 17 have no children and separated eight years ago with Mrs. Sheperdson now ill and staying with friends in Medford. The home and his studio behind it are deserted except for a housekeeper. The pair have long been active in Eastern Archery Association and competed in events in Massachusetts and New York. A 21 year old girl adopted by Mrs. Sheperdson is living with them as part of the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethesda Sheperdson
Main Street
Melrose
Abner E
Sheperdson
New York
Retired Teacher Avery Drowns in Bathtub in Syracuse
Wendell Lansing Avery aged 71, a retired teacher, drowned in a bath tub at his daughter Mrs. M V Keyton's home in Syracuse. He apparently held his head under water until he lost consciousness.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Wendell Lansing Avery
M. V. Keyton
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