One Dead and 7 Wounded in Salem Strike Riot
A mass riot in Salem left one woman dead and seven others wounded as police, arriving from nearby cities, battled striking workers and Polish residents near Saltonstall street. Dozens were arrested, including six men and seven women, amid a town meeting planned to fund extra police.
Riots Load Boston Mills Strike With I W W Leaders Arriving
Late tonight Thomas J Halliday national secretary of the textile branch of the I W W arrived from Boston. He will take charge of the strike and other leaders are expected in the morning. Detectives guard mills and patrol Saltonstall and Market streets near the riot scene. A young woman killed near Brown's Essex mill lived at 1 Market street and left a mother four sisters and a brother. Nathan Hermann arrested in town had led the Little Falls New York strike. Pingree of Lowell heads I W W in the area. The Ipswich mills strike started seven weeks ago with crews breaking away then returning under I W W banners after a brief pause. Hermann arrived to organize 500 Italians 100 Greeks and many Poles, while about 500 English speaking workers remained at work.
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Nicoleta Pandelopoula
Salem Hospital
Flora Cornelius
Saltonstall Street
Jorokopolus
Arthas Paraskavas
Topsfield Road
George Kalivas
Market Street
Pamagiota Papanis
Union
Saltonstall Streets
Mill Gates
Lawrence
Ipswich
Salem
F. C. Hull
Ficers
Hurley
Lynch
State House
Attwill
Thomas J. Halliday
The
Industrial Workers of the World
Boston
Brown
Essex Mill
Nathan Hermann
Little Falls
N. Y
Pingree
Lowell
Ipswich Mills
Hermann
Miss Brown And Mrs Williams Win In National Tennis
In Philadelphia on June 10 Miss Mary Brown of Los Angeles national champion and Mrs Robert Williams of Boston metropolitan champion easily defeated Mrs Grant and Miss Taylor of Philadelphia in the first round of doubles at the National Women's Lawn Tennis tournament. Dorothy Green and Edna Wildey defeated Mrs Gilbert Harvey and Miss Creswell 6 1 6 2.
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Philadelphia
Mary Brown
Los Angeles
Robert Williams
Boston
Metropolitan
Grant
Taylor
Philadelphia Cricket Club
St. Martins
Dorothy Green
Edna Wildey
Flainfield
Pennsylvania
Gilbert Harvey
Creswell
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Charles E. Hull
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Ipswich Town Hall
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G. KE. McArthur
Public Safety
Gloucester
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Tremont St
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China
Wallace
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Miss Brown
Mrs. Williams
Reetee
Jordan Marsh Company
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