Detective Beats Striker in Foston Engravers Strike
Violence erupted on Milk Street as Alfred Dirkman a former Wright Engraving employee was beaten by Grover Moran a private detective. Dirkman wearing glasses suffered facial cuts and torn clothing after Moran's alleged ambush near the New England Telephone building. Dirkman and strikers sought a warrant at Station 2 after treatment by Dr. James M. DuVally.
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Foston
Milk Street
Alfred Dirkman
Wright Engraving Company
Grover Moran
Dirkman
James M. DuVally
Hancock Street
Station 2
Moran
Wright
New England Telephone Company
Catholic Centre Party Wins Bavarian Election
The Catholic Centre party won across Bavaria in Sundays municipal elections. Democratic and Majority Socialist parties had weak results. The Independent Socialists scored best in Munich.
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Catholic Centre Party
Berne
Bavaria
Munich
Labor clash at AFL convention over initiative measure
Radical and conservative delegates at the Atlantic City reconstruction session of the American Federation of Labor clashed over a proposed initiative and referendum policy. The roll call on the measure failed, with only 35 of about 500 backing it, while a standing sentiment grew to discipline Burleson and urge Wilson to remove him.
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Atlantic City
N. J
American Federation of Labor
Organized Labor
Burleson
Wilson
James Duncan
Seattle
Resolutions Committee
J. B. Frey
Duncan
Samuel Gompers
Federation
Congress
Immigration and Customs
Col Bob Maxe Toasts Water at North Arkansas Bar Meet
Colonel Bob Maxe responds to the toast Water at the Bar Association of North Arkansas meeting. He praises water in vivid imagery but ends by declaring as a beverage it is a damn failure.
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Boston News Bureau
Bob Maxe
Bert Leston Taylor
Bob
Bar Association of North Arkansas
Haverhill Teacher Married Since 1917
Miss Lulu Colby a Currier Grammar School teacher and Carlos D. Smith who was discharged from the 32d Engineers say they wed on December 11 1917. They announced the marriage at Haverhill and left for the South Shore after a Boston ceremony at Ruggles Street Baptist Church. The bridegroom enlisted in the engineer corps the day after the ceremony.
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Haverhill
Lulu Colby
Currier Grammar School
Carlos D. Smith
32D Engineers
South Shore
Ruggles Street Baptist Church
Boston
Engineer Corps
Bisulated Magnesia Advised For Dyspepsia Cure
Advertisement urges dyspeptics to eat freely with magnesia to neutralize stomach acidity. It claims the powder or tablets do not digest but balance acids during meals, enabling natural digestion without artificial aids.
Lithuanian Loyalists Declare Independence Plan in Boston Rally
Tens of thousands of Bolshevists in weekly Sunday meetings in Greater Boston proclaim July Fourth as their independence day. Secretary Langtry told a mass Lithuanians crowd at Faneuil Hall that they seek American backing to secure Lithuania's freedom and vow a reign of terror beyond recent bomb outrages.
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Bolshevists
Greater Boston
State Langtry
Faneuil Hall
Lithuanian rally denounces violence and Bolshevik threat
Secretary Langtry urged support for the American government and constitution as resolutions opposed to violent or mob rule were passed. George F. Flynn warned Bolshevism must be met with education, noting Boston spends 8 million annually to fight illiteracy. Lieutenant F J Bagocius spoke on liberty under democracy and the plight under autocracy. Bernard J Rothwell, former Chamber of Commerce president, also spoke.
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Langtry
Lithuania
George F. Flynn
Boston Finance Commission
F. J. Bagocius
America
United States
Russia
Bernard J. Rothwell
The
Chamber of Commerce
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Hanover
Portland Streets
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Massachusetts Ave
C. W. Hare
Sales
War Department
Pres. Gompers
Deutlebaum
Detroit
Committee
Charles C. Shay
New York
Theatrical Stage Workers
American Labor Organization
Executive Council
Gompers
Col. B. Maxe
Ing
Wwe
Fardha Bale
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