Paper Makers Strike After Wage Demand Vote
Eagle Lodge of Paper Makers and ragroom workers of the American Writing Paper Company voted to strike over wage increases. About 3500 employees across 17 mills will be out, with Sunday closures at the mills. Franklin, Whiting, Chemical, Newton and Valley plants unaffected. Workers begin cleaning up and staff layoffs tomorrow as management plans no immediate settlement.
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Franklin, Whiting, Chemical, Newton and Valley Paper Companies
Two Sailors Lost in Gale Off New London
In a June gale the 122 ton schooner Fred A Emerson from Boothbay Maine capsized near Little Gull light while en route to New York from Bangor. One crewman washed away and drowned, another died after clinging to rigging. Three others were rescued by the Lugano of Portland. names listed are George Wayland and FE Arquith with one rescued man injured.
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New London
Conn
Fred A. Emerson
Boothbay
New York
Bangor
Little Gull Light
Lugano
Portland
George Wayland
FE. Arquith
Camden
Trolley Cars Collision Near Forest Hills Station
Two streetcars collided on a spur track near Forest Hills station around 6 30 PM causing a panicked moment for about 40 passengers. No injuries reported though vestibules on both cars were badly shattered. Neither motorman could avoid the crash though brakes were instantly applied.
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Forest Hills
Candy Girls Panic at Top Floor Fire
About 20 girls employed on the top floor of 60 Commerce street were terrified by a small fire in the adjoining building at 8-87 South Market and 54-5¢ Commerce streets. They fled the stairs in screams, fearing a blaze. No injuries were reported, but most did not want to return to work afterward.
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Commerce Street
South Market
Commerce Streets
Ipswich Street
AVI
Brookline
Village Square
Country Club
Hotel Touraine
First Corps
Reed Telegrams Return Planned Friday for Reed
A telegram from Colorado, shown in Boston, indicates William G. Reed will be back in the city Friday. A close friend, once in business with Reed, confirms the message as credible.
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Reed
William G. Reed
Boston
Colorado
Applause for Sergt Hyland in Boston liquor sleuth role
Sergeant William J Hyland of Division 3 is slated to take over liquor enforcement duties from the late liquor sleuth. The Boston police praise his honesty experience and firm methods. Born in New York and appointed in 1888 he is expected to bring openness to the liquor trade.
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Lee
William J. Hyland
Division 3
Pierce
Hyland
Boston
New York
Sergeant Hyland to Lead Liquor Squad in West End
Photo by Chickering notes Sergeant William J. Hyland will head the liquor squad at Station 7 under the new police system. Four years as sergeant at Joy Street, he earned a fearsome reputation as a crime fighter and helped close down notorious dens. His record includes handling major crimes and reducing night violence in West End. He favors plain clothes and has been cited for court appearances.
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Chickering
William J. Hyland
Joy Street
Hyland
West End
London Bridge
Pitts
Norman Streets
Blondin
Dewey
Emmons
Universities Partnerships: Eliot and Thwing on Labor Problem
President Eliot and President Thwing of Western Reserve University advocate that universities will solve capital and labor conflicts. They emphasize university service as organized and humane, guiding social reform through intelligent, patriotic, and humane scholarship.
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Eliot
Thwing
The
Western Reserve University
A Chinese Honeymoon Tops Stage Run In Boston
Six weeks of prosperity end tonight at the Colonial Theatre as A Chinese Honeymoon closes its long Boston run. The musical comedy has set records and attracted big crowds, with fashion notes on hair styles inspired by its Newport vogue. The piece competes with other shows at Tremont Majestic and Boston theatres, including Peggy From Paris and York State Folks, while Hagenbeck’s animal act at Music Hall draws large audiences.
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Boston
Colonial
Newport
Arthur Deagon
George Ade
Peggy
Paris
Tremont
Deagon
Tremont Theatre
York State
Majestic Theatre
James Lackaye
Simon Peter Martin
Myron Cooper
R. L. Royce
Arthur Sidman
Jane
Castle Square Theatre
Miss Johnston
Audrey
Defender
Boston Theatre
Carl Hagenbeck
Music Hall
Hagenbeck
John Dudak
Hamburg School
Daisy
Lillian Burkhart and Company
Keith Hill
Yankee Comedy Four
Leroy and
Levanion
Harry Brown
James Richmond Glenroy
W. J. Tompkins
Frank Gardner
Lottie Vincent
Young Corbett
the Howard
Tom Lipton
Nickelodeon
Revere Beach
Bunker Hill
Sam
Shubert & Nixon & Zimmerman
Hoi Polloi
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Siat
SLIO
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