Mrs Hirsh Held For Shooting In Long Island
Mrs Mabel Hirsh faces assault in the first degree charges after allegedly shooting her husband Oscar A Hirsh at a lawn party in Freeport Long Island The District Attorney will arraign her Thursday A preliminary hearing previously failed to dismiss the case while firearms were found at the scene and police search for a missing cartridge.
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Freeport
L. I
United News
Mabel Hirsh
Oscar A. Hirsh
Rene Davies
Marion Davies
Hirsh
Liberty
George N. Levy
Miner union leader visits city amid wage and safety tensions
Lawrence Dwyer a former coal miner and national executive board member of the United Mines Workers of America says he is in the city to gather support and address alleged abuses by strong arm guards hired by coal operators in the New River West Virginia fields. He cites women being violated and men attacked as central grievances and aims to mobilize backing for miners seeking aid and action.
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New River
West Virginia
Lawrence Dwyer
United Mines Workers of America
Post
Appeal for Funds Amid Starving Miners in New River District
Mr Dwyer told the Post reporter extreme destitution prevails among miners and their families in the New River district. Strikers live in tents and tarred shacks or outdoors with no protection as mine owners refuse to reopen unless workers quit the union. Mothers and wives are reported to oppose operators and their tactics despite looming starvation.
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Dwyer
Post
New River District
Freight cars derail end of siding, barn wrecked
A barn measuring 80 by 25 feet at Southbridge was knocked ten feet off its foundation when freight cars ran off a siding after the bumper had been removed. The barn was practically wrecked.
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Southbridge
Dr Schreiber Ready to Quit
Dr Eugene Schreiber formerly of Boston moved his belongings from his Macon home to a hotel and announced he planned to leave town after reporting he was kidnapped Saturday. He gave no motive for the abduction and said he would not state why. The incident occurred at the station as he said goodbye to Vera Bergenheim and her two daughters who left for Jacksonville Florida.
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Levy
Hirsh
Macon
Eugene Schreiber
Boston
Dr. Schreiber
Vera Bergenheim
Jacksonville
Fla
Examinations Held for Coast Guard Service in District
Examinations were conducted yesterday in the Civil Service Commission rooms at the Customs House to fill Coast Guard vacancies. Despite about 60 engineer and line officer openings, only four men were directed to report. Named candidates include J. Frank Ladabouche of Proctor Vermont and Charles W. Harwood of Nashua New Hampshire for cadet engineers, John A. Lord Jr of Bath Maine for cadet, and Henry C Perkins of Pawtucket Rhode Island for cadet.
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Civil Service Commission
Customs House
United States Coastguard Service
Washington
J. Frank Ladabouche
Proctor
Charles W. Harwood
Nashua
N. H
John A. Lord, Jr
Bath
Henry C. Perkins
Pawtucket
Opposed elevated plan prompts large Allston turnout
More than 200 residents packed a hearing voicing fierce opposition to a proposed enclosed transfer station at Linden Street between Commonwealth and Brighton avenues. Support came from Somerville and Malden mayors, the Boston Chamber of Commerce, and others. The Public Utilities Commission will allow 30 days for briefs and new plans after the all-day session.
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Allston
Boston Esevated Railway
Lindén
Commonwealth
Brighton Avenues
Park Street
Somerville
Mal
Painter Hilled Two Injured as Gutter Collapses
A gutter collapse at a Somerville house on Indiana Avenue caused one painter to die and two to be injured. Victim Bernard F. Felkin of Roxbury was killed. Francis J. McCullough of Somerville, the employer, broke a toe. Thomas A. Buckley of Charlestown sustained fractured heels.
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Indiana Avenue
Somerville
Bernard F. Felkin
Sherman Street
Roxbury
Francis J. McCullough
Wisconsin Avenue
Thomas A. Buckley
Walker Street
Charlestown
Open Fire On Hold Up Pair In Ware Underpass
James Fay of Hardwick reports exchanging shots with two men during a hold up while returning from Palmer. Fay fired when a pistol was leveled at him. one assailant fell from a running board and the other fired, striking the automobile. Police seek the suspects.
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Ware
James Fay
Hardwick
Palmer
Fay
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David Goff & Son
Hingham
Hobart
Weymouth
J. T. Bartlett
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Cohasset
Mar
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Marshfield
Walter Peterson
Brant Rock
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Duxbury
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Kingston Bills Hdn, Co
Plymouth
BAY State Liquid Paints
Georgia
U. S. Coast Guard Service
Painter Hilled
Morgan
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Tea Wy
Artor
Home Outfite
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Joe
Hollis
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Empire
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