Trainmen re elect Lee in union ballot
W G Lee of Cleveland was re elected grand president of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen by 446 to 394 over A F Whitney of Chicago. Officers named include D R Dodge as assistant president and Val Fitzpatrick and James Murdock as other vice presidents with Whitney contesting both grand president and third vice president. A E King of Cleveland remains general secretary treasurer and D H Case of Cleveland editor.
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Mayor Bans McCarty Fight Death Pictures in City
City authorities barred moving picture exhibitions of the McCarty Pelky fight after Luther McCarty died in Canada. The films reportedly show the fatal blow the collapse and attempts at revival.
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Retreat for Women at Cenacle Convent Brighton
A women’s retreat begins Sunday June 15 and ends Wednesday June 18 at the Convent of the Cenacle 195 Lake Street Brighton. Rev Father Cornelius C P of the Monastery of Blessed Gabriel Brighton conducts the exercises.
Wellesley $5000 Club Disbanded
The Wellesley College $5000 a Year Club has disbanded temporarily after a flaw was found in its bylaws. The rule that freed a member from pledges upon graduation led to the dissolution.
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Wellesley Club Faces Breakup Over Graduation Rule
An all female club at Wellesley College considers disbanding after discovering a by law that bars graduates from membership. The clause allowed removal of pledges at graduation triggering protests and secret meetings as faculty opposition looms.
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Lost His Life Fighting Fire at Ipswich Estate
Walter Mills aged 35 caretaker of the James H. Proctor estate in Ipswich was killed fighting a $30,000 blaze that destroyed the stable. Mills died from smoke inhalation as others battled the flames with a garden hose. John Sutherland, his assistant, was rescued after his clothes caught fire and was hospitalized in Salem with non fatal injuries.
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Chicagoans Tell United Shoe Deals
Government dissolution proceedings against United Shoe Machinery Company call two Chicago manufacturers to prove preexisting competition in shoe machinery has disappeared and that the Thomas G Plant Company was bought before competitors arranged to acquire a half interest.
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Footwear magnates testify on plant outputs and shoe machinery sale
President Milton S. Florsheim and Emanuel F. Selz testified on daily production at their factories, the scarcity of similar machines, and the 6 million dollar sale of the United company including machinery and Jamaica Plain shop. Florsheim and Selz detail their investment offers and financing steps.
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