Harding Accepts Wilson Challenge to Put Peace Treaty First
Washington June 18 Senator Harding Republican presidential nominee answered President Wilson’s challenge to make the peace treaty the main campaign issue with a statement the Republican party would gladly welcome a referendum on the foreign relationship of the republic. He expressed confidence the Republican attitude of preserved national ity will be overwhelmingly endorsed.
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Washington
Harding
Wilson
Republic
Senator McNary
Oregon
John Barrett
Pan-American Union
Sproul
Pennsylvania
Harding and Hoover Endorse Romney? Democratic Control of GOP?
Senator Harding hosts party leaders in Washington as Herbert Hoover, a leading nomination rival, endorses the Chicago convention choice and urges Republican unity. The talks cover notional notations for the campaign with Daugherty Clark and Hays group to finalize plans.
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Hardine
Harry M. Daugherty
Columbus
George Clark
Canton
Ohio State Republican Advisory Committee
Daugherty
Raid Nets Two Stills and Wet Piano in Roxbury
Federal officers and Division 9 police raided 75 Savin Street Roxbury yesterday afternoon and arrested Alexander Walker 42 and Catherine Morgan 38 for liquor law violations. Two complete stills and over 100 gallons of mash were seized along with hidden whiskey found in a piano. The raid dubbed a neighborhood distillery exposed two neighboring families' joint operation. bond set at 500 dollars each for federal court appearance.
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Federal Prohibition
Division 9
Dudley Street
Roxbury
Savin Street
Alexander Walker
Catherine Morgan
Walker
Morgan
Hayes
A F of L Reelects Gompers President
Samuel Gompers is reelected president of the American Federation of Labor. The article notes his continued leadership and mentions his entire administrative cabinet.
Labor leaders endorse Gompers and expand campaign roles
The federation delegates loudly support Samuel Gompers as leader and pledge to push a nationwide drive organizing telephone operators. They reject a constitutional amendment enlarging the executive council and designate the fourth Sunday in May as Labor Memorial Day with churches to join the observance.
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James A. Duncan
Seattle Central Labor Council
Federation
Railroad Workers’ Organizations
Mr. Gompers
George W. Perkins
Cigar Makers’ Union
Gompers
Daniel J. Tobin
Boston
Frank Morrison
Washington, D. C
Bell Telephone Company
National Steel Organizing Campaign
Pittsburg
Local residents listed in Cambridge and Boston
Cambridge and Mildred Browning dress maker 628 Massachusetts ave Boston John J Garrity 89 chiropodist 770 Massachusetts ave Cambridge Emma Wall 28 bookbinder 4 Newton st Cambridge Francis Sullivan 27 assistant superintendent 46 Woodman st Boston Louise Ryan 26 factory operative 326 Prospect st Cambridge
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Clarence T. Hansen
Worcester Sr
Belmont
Evelyn P. Marecek
Westville St
Dorchester
Everett D. Burtt
Camp Jackson
N. C
Christie J. MacLeod
Washington St
William L. Wholly
Kemper Er
Lucia Lomosa
Cleveland
Bert Jameson
Bailey St
Marion L. Duncan
Eustace &. Brunelli
Upton St
Bertha G. Smith
Highland Ave
Somerville
Vincenzo di Pietro
Everett St
Joseph
Cambridge
Anthony P. Hughes, Jr
Delle Ave
Roxbury
Mary McArdle
Woodman St
Jamaica Plain
James Walsh
Bainbridge St
Mary Kearney
Decatur St
Charlestown
Francis C. Sullivan
Woodlawn St
Forest Hills
Louise Z. Ryan
Prospect St
Chester I. Wiley
Watkins St
Quincy
Olive J. Legee
Richardson St
Brighton
Francis L. Vose
Louis Prang
Gertrude Shaw
Hartington Ave
Samuel J. Rothman
Shawmut Ave
Lena Schlosberg
Sullivan St
John Ryan
Boston St
Gretta R. Newbitt
Boston
Frederick K. Brewster
West Newton St
Agnes Frostick
Franklin Square House
Daniel M. Donovan
Hewins St
Nora M. Hodnett
Andover
George A. Luscombe
Medford St
Malden
Mary H. Atchison
Richmond St
Albert T. Shea
Terrace St
Susan EF. Felton
William B. Greene
Thomas Park
South Boston
May J. Cassidy
East Broadway
South Bostm
Arthur H. Moore
Oxford St
Mildred
Raven St
Anna M. Travers
Clerk
Germania St
Joseph P. McGaffigan
Chestnut St
Catherine A. Cook
Copeland St
Waldemar VF. Webber
Centre’ St
Bessie
Maddalena Ruggiero
Frankfort St
Miles Standish
Revere St
Celia Standish
Lowell
John Curran
Bridgeport
Conn
Nora K. Lynch
Beech Glen St
Harold P. Willett
Commonwealth Ave
Jeannette M. Shrum
Lynn
Kiely
Matthew I. Pahey
Seaman
Massachusetts Ave
Lillian M. Connors
George F. Cassell
Seaverns
Yagman
Thomas J. Metcalf
Weaver
Plymouth
Nora Joyce
Elm Hill Ave
George A. Mackey
Pearl St
Newton
Catherine Hoban
Kenton Rd
Alberto Alintesta
Vernon P
Maria Didileo
St. John
N. B
John W. Nolan
Empire St
Allston
Catherine E. Smith
Michael J. McMahan
Westwood
Mary A. Conrick
Fairview St
Roslindale
Mildred B. Browning
John J. Garrity
Emma Wall
Newton St
Francis ©. Sullivan
Louise Ryan
Waterfront Calendar Entry For June 19
Calendar entry notes the 17th junction day of the year with references to 924th day of spring and a 19m marker. It records a long form schedule with a 6b to 15m increase and marks day 15b.
Births Marr iages Deaths Notice Rates
Notice terms state a Birth or Marriage or Death notice costs 1.00 for four lines or less and 25 cents per additional line. Notices must be mailed or delivered to the classified department and not left at the Post Office.
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Classified Department
Obituary notices many from Dorchester to East Boston listed
A long list of death notices and funeral announcements from Dorchester Cambridge Somerville Chelsea and East Boston. Entries name the deceased ages dates and funeral details including residences and churches with relatives invited and some auto corteges or private funerals.
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Benson
Dorchester
Emma
Oscar Benson
Topliff St
Dover
Mass
Harryn
Pine St
Knollwood Cemetery
Carew
Cambridge
Edward J
Cuneo
Seaview Ave
St. Lazarus
Cronin
Margaret
St. Mary’s Church
Gage
Edelena M
Walter F. Gage
Susie Gage
East Sixth St
Boston
Elmwood
Rebecca Lodge
Lynn
Hall
Somerville
Henry J. Hall
Thurston St
Holleran
Annie Holleran
Blake
Kee Wallace
John Holleran
Prie St
Robert H. Howes
Winfield
Jessie B. Howes
Baughman
Massachusetts Ave
Dennis
Littlefield
Wilmington
Henrietta M
Horatio Littlefield
William M. Olin
Roxbury Couurthouse
M. Lutz
Cogswell Ave
Ellen
Philip Lutz
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Beech St
North
Moore
Chelsea
Hannah Moore
Murray
Jeffrey Moore
Broadway
St. Rose's Church
Nickerson
Malden
Doris H. Nickerson
Joseph A
Grace W. Nickerson
Ferry St
Parsons
Henry F
Arethusa Parsons
Addison St
Patrick Shine
W. J. Cassidy
Harrison Ave
St. James’ Church
Simpson
James M. Simpson
Fresh mackerel sales buoyed by five schooners at the pier
More than 275 000 pounds of fresh mackerel were ready for dealers as schooners Elmer Gray Bettina Mary Harty Lucia and Corinthian delivered at the fish pier. Haddock cod and hake prices ranged from 3 to 41 2 cents per pound amid a northeast gale that disrupted shipping along the New England coast. The Laura Enos was sunk at the Irish pier while a bowsprit remained visible at high water. The vessel and crew were not aboard.
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Elmer &. Gray
Bettina
Mary Harty
Lucia
Corinthian
L. Cod
M. Cod
Hesperus
Joffre
Waltham
Josephine de Costa
Louise B. Marshall
Haddock
Laura’ Enos
Tony Busalachi
New England
Jeffries Point
Boston
Steamers Sailed to Eastport and Lubec from Everett Harbor
The voyage lists steamers Everett and tug Western towing barges Sidney Ellenville and Meta comet through Lamberts Point Lake Mary and St John via Eastport and Lubec with return. A second entry notes tug Tamaqua sailing with barges Pecopson Glenside and Heraldon toward Philadelphia.
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Everett
Lamberts Point
Lake Mary
Salem
Prince George
Yarmouth
N. S
Calvin Austin
New York
Dingley
St. John
N. B
Eastport
Lubec
Western
Sidney
Ellenville
Metacomet
Tamaqua
Pecopson
Glenside
Heraldon
Delphia
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Bananets
Rowe
Bobber
Hoover
Chicago
Hays
Wt; Hert
Kentucky
Jacob L. Hamon
Oklahoma
C. D. Hilles
Ralph HB. Williams
John W. Weeks
Massachusetts
Marion
Circus
Hee
Royston St
Giraffes & Davis
Sesticg Osu
Surnaane Doug Fairbanks
Mollycoddle
Harold Lloyd
Revere Cycle Track
Madonna
Carman
Chandler Vs. Keller
Peeree
Cape Cod
Orothy Bradford
Atlantic Ave
Orchestra
Fort Hill
Medford Armory Ball Room
Dyer’s
Breaden Cheese Tree Club
Forest Avenue
Cohasset
Tel
Revere Beach
Mbeau
Hunter
Giese
Wash. St
Boylston
Claire Whitney
Bradbury & Babb
Harold Bell Wright
Shepherd Hills
Tremont Theatre
Klaw & Erlanger
Bhate
Geo. M. Cohan
Witsur Ilbu
Tel. Beach
Eee Ritz
Lew Fields
Bowdoin
Seart
Ee Piantadoss & Walton
Mothers of Men
Louise Glaum
Maurice Tournecr
Braves
REDS
Wright
Ditson
Viola Dana
Lanzer Mer
Ace Je Ross
Lawler & Grazer
Joseph M. Norcross
Davey
National Theatre
Berttey
Beach 5640
Tom Mix
Ora Care
Bert Lytell
Jimmy Valentine
Miles
Marjorie
Paragon Park
Rowe's
South Shore Coast Line
Mayflower Orchestra
Rowfe’s Wharf
Frederic L. Lane
Beach
John Sully
Ethel Rosevere
Carl Byal
Muriel Thomas Lewis
Vinie Daly
B. F. Keith
King Philip
Edw. W. Dixon
Rudolph Kramer
Paul Gore
Jarmaica Plain
J. Homer Barre
Pleasant St
Fall River
Weorn Paas
Cecil B. DE Mille
Paramount Artcraft
Kelde Jacchia
Opera House
Huntington Ave
Marjorie Rambeau
Duwueiy
Exeter
Charlie Chay
Copley Square
Jenny
SWAN
Lionel Barryjin
Prohibition
A. F. OF
Timothy Healy
Sarah Conboy
Textile
British Trades Union Congress
Mr. Healy
Andrew C. Hughes
The
Coopers
William Clarke
Flint Glass Workers
Benjamin I. Schlesinger
Ladies’ Garment Workers
James Duncan
Joseph F. Valentine
Cincinnati
Frank Duffy
Indianapolis
William Green
Coshocton
Ohio
W. D. Mahon
Detroit
T. A. Rickert
Jacob Fischer
W. H. Johnston
Machinists’ Union
Railroad Workers’ Organization
Fischer
Johnston
Matthew Woll
Tobin
Mary E. McDonald
St. Clement's Church
Medford
Manfred M Selfridge
St Boston’s
Canada
Tremont Strai
JS. Waterman & Sons Undertakers
Brookline
Undertaker
Deane Monument CO
Morton St
Jamaica
Jupiter
Saturn
Mars
Venus
International Mercantile Marine Company
American Line
Whitestarline
N. Y
Cherbourg
Southampton
St. Paul
Philadelphia
York
Hamburg
Mongolia
Manchuria
RED Star Line
Adriatic
Olympic
Queenstown
Liverpool
Baltic
Mobile
Celtic
Azores
Gibraltar
Naples
Genoa
Canopic Cretic Street
Eastern Steamship Lines, Inc
Davnieht Saving Time
Metropolitan Line
Cape Cod Canal
India Wharf
Bangor Line
Rockland
Camden
Belfast
Bucks Rott
Bangor
Searsport
Winterport
Northport
Northhaven
Stonington
West Harbor
North East Harbor
Seal Harbor
Bar Harbor
Dark Harbor
Eggemoggin
Brooksville
Sargentville
Deer Isle
Brooklin
Bluehill
Portland
Central Wharf
Heastport
Boston & Yarmouth S. S. CO. Ltd
Yarmouth,n.s
Wharf
Ae Eee St
Fall River Line
South Renee
Back Bay
Pier 14
City
Franklin Street
Australia
New Zealand
Tahiti
Eetonga
San Francisco
Union S. S$. Go
Neae Oal
Otal Steamship
Aalroad
BAY State Linet
Georgia
Tennessee
Providence
South Station
Consolidated Ticket Offices
Bermuda
Ss. S
Fort Hamilton
Furness
Bermuda Line
Whitehall St
Wolf Cohen & CO
House of Values
Wolf Cohen &Co
Dudley St. el
Sterling St
Outlet Clothing CO
Northampton St
Marks & Chester
Dudley St
Cor
Dudley Sq
Terminal Clothing Company
Dudley St. Sta
Read & WE
Summer &T
Max Keezer
Harvard
Ave
W. Willner’s
Boylston St
Florence Kelly
Col
MacDuff
Gondit
Richards
Fernt
Champ
Roy
Bromfield ST
Wm. A. Thompson Co
Fremont St
Park St
How Tom
Ross
Nellie
Thomas F. Pollard
O. A. Gilbert
Treasury Department
Shipping News
Carlsholm
Swed
Bergman
Gothenburg
Sweden
Limon
Mclellan
Port Limon
C. R
Paul H. Harwood
Smith
Tampico
Ruth
Hanson
Norfolk
Hobnes
Rawley
Massaroit
Brown
Jonesport
City of Savannah
Borum
Savannah
Otis Miller
Bre
Nova Scotia
Satellite
Crowley
Lockport
N.s
Tremont Street
Chas. S. Norris
Tremont St
CHAS
Norris
Charming Beacon Phonograph
Charles S. Norris
Chickering & Sons
Charles P. Dolan
Symphony Chambers
Symphony Hall
Chickering
Huntington _ave
Cor. Mass
Felton
Montrose
Backsack Bay
Real Bergain
Worcester St
Henry F. Miller
Steinway
Mason & Hamlin
McCarthy
Bromfield
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