Small Boys Victims of Alcoholic Poisoning
Police probe the supply chain after six boys aged 10 to 13 were found intoxicated at Johnson's Pond West Boxford after a grove picnic sold whiskey at one dollar a drink. One boy lay in a road and others unconscious. Michael Muskoditch 13 of 161 River Street is in Gale Hospital in serious condition.
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Haverhill
Johnson's Pond
West Boxford
Michael Muskoditch
River Street
Gale Hospital
Strikers Claim Victory As Coolidge Mill Reopens
Manchester June 5 The reopening of the Amoskeag Coolidge mill after February 13 draws a large crowd and mixed reactions. Officials report few employees reporting for duty while the strikers claim eight hour demands and no wage cuts prevail. Police guard gates as 93 workers return, loom activity varies with about 150 looms reported running.
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Manchester
N. H
Coolidge
Amoskeag Manufacturing Company
W. Parker Straw
M. J. Healy
James Herron
Coolidge Mill
West Bridge Street
Workers Return to Jobs Amid Standout Sentiment
The article notes many men returned to work after a stoppage, emphasizing that few needed money to do so. It argues the workforce aims to stay out until grievances are addressed, and that today’s actions reflect stronger sentiment than words.
Shoe Workers at Convention Debates New Constitution
Delegates of the Amalgamated Shoe Workers of America at Paine Memorial Hall clashed over the draft constitution. A seven member committee will prepare the new document with Fogarty and Coleman advisory. locals may amend until August 6 before ratification and a reassembly to launch the reorganized union representing about 70 000 workers. The draft panel includes Conley Sack Rooney Hartshorn Maguire Svedloff and Sylvester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amalgamated Shoe Workers of America
Paine Memorial Hall
Appleton Street
Walter B. Fogarty
James P. Coleman
Constitution Committee
United States
John Conley
New York
Richard E. Sack
St. Louis
James J. Rooney
Haverhill
Charles Hartshorn
Lynn
Thomas Maguire
Salem
Samuel Svedloff
Brooklyn
N. Y
Sidney H. Sylvester
Hippo Coming This Saturday in Great Boston Theatres
A notice announces a showing this Saturday of the film Hippo in Boston theatres. It adds a playful reminder to give babies extra pennies for the Baby Hippo.
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Hippo
Moving Picture Theatres
Greater
Boston
Court stays ejectments in textile strike housing
In Providence on June 5 the Superior Court ordered a restraining order against B B and R Knight Inc stopping evictions of textile mill strikers from company houses in Pontiac and Natick. Subpoenas issued for Knight officials for a June 12 hearing as strikers seek an injunction.
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Providence
National
Pontiac
Justice Tanner
Superior Court
B. B. & R. Knight, Inc
Natick
Robert E. Quinn
Pontiac Village
Knight Company
Quinn
Tanner
B. B. and
R. Knight, Inc
Man killed in home shooting. assailant slashes throat
Bolik Galibo ski 83 of 450 Common Street was shot in the kitchen of Nathan Goldman 170 Valley Street by John Gancarz who came from Lincoln New Hampshire. After the shooting Gancarz slashed his own throat and was rushed to Lawrence General Hospital on the danger list.
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Lawrence
Bolik Galiboski
Common Street
Nathan Goldman
Valley Street
John Gancarz
Lincoln
N. H
Gancarz
Mary Ganecarz
Lowell Street
Lawrence General Hospital
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Hamburg
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Houghton & Dorr
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Arthur Dorchester
H Sho
the Post
Fletcher
Chas. H. Fletcher
TRE Cenvaur Company
New York City
Boston Post
Mass
Sundar
Biltmore
Providence, R.I
Owman and Wallick Hotels
John M.E. Bowman
L.c.wallick
New England
Charles Villiar Sparr
Charles Sparr
Prescott, Iowa
RS. Sparr
Borden
Villiar
ABC
Eagle Brand
Borden Eagle Brand
Borden Company
Power Company
George S. Williams
Central Maine Power Co
Augusta
Pube
the White Company
Commonwealth Ave
Cleveland
White Truicke
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