Ten Dorchester Bachelors Go On Auction Block At Club Grounds
Ten Dorchester bachelors are to be auctioned tomorrow at the Dorchester Club field day on Talbot avenue. Mayor Fitzgerald will auctioneer, with Thomas W. Lawson invited to hammer. Names were secretly chosen. bidders must be female and will have exclusive company with their purchase during the afternoon.
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Dorchester Club
Talbot Avenue
Thomas W. Lawson
Fitzgerald
Findlay ex police chief killer convicted in murder
William Lingley, who held up and killed Patrick Burns former chief of police of Findlay Ohio on February 11, was found guilty of murder in the first degree in New York on June 6.
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New York
William Lingley
Patrick Burns
Findlay
Lorimer Plans Silent Defense As Speech Continues
Washington June 6 Senator Lorimer of Illinois will not speak in his defense until most other speakers have finished his Senate seat battle. Attempts to win his resignation have failed. Lorimer says his remarks will be delivered to the Senate. Kern of Indiana expects to finish his opposition tomorrow.
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Lorimer
Illinois
Senate
Kern
Indiana
Adams and killer Benner die by own hand after fatal shooting
In Hagerstown Maryland on June 6 Charles W. Adams superintendent at Antietam National Cemetery was shot by Charles W. Benner of Sharpsburg on the road to Burnside Bridge. Benner then returned home and killed himself.
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Charles W.W. Adams
Sharpsburg
National Cemetery
Antietam Battle Field
Burnside Bridge
Charles W. Benner
Benner
Publisher Frank Fuhrmann Charged Over Mail Matter
Frank Fuhrmann publisher of the Chicopee News faced a United States District Court jury after being arrested for alleged non mailable reading matter sent through the mails. He has previous arrests linked to attacks on vice and corruption in his newspaper columns.
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Frank Fuhrmann
Chicopee News
Dodge
United States District Court
Fuhrmann Case Battle Over Liquor Laws and Free Speech
Fuhrmann attacked Chico police and local Selectmen over liquor law enforcement and vice practices. Government calls the printed evidence non mail able reading matter while Fuhrmann argues it is part of a political campaign and moral uplift. The prosecution claims liquor and criminal interests pushed the case. Jury to hear today.
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Fuhrmann
Chicope
No Concessions to Greek Workforce in Merrimack Mills Strike
Statement from Merrimack Manufacturing treasurer Herbert Lyman and agent J C WadLaigh denies concessions to striking workers at Lowell mills. It explains 35 Greek workers refused noon shift, were replaced, later joined I W W, and a 26 day strike followed before reemployment on available terms.
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J. C. Wadlaigh
Merrimack Manufacturing Company
Lowell
Merrimack
34 More Join in Mill Strike at Lancaster Mills
June 6 report from Clinton notes 34 doffers quit work to join the Industrial Workers of the World in the Lancaster mills strike. A few spinners also joined. Leaders aim to rally remaining workers to close the plant by week end. Worcester police assistance ends for the night.
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Lancaster Mills
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Industrial Workers of the World
Worcester
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