Socialist National Convention Debts and Policy Move
The Socialist National Convention rejected a Chicago ward motion to expel members linked to the third international. Secretary Otto Branstetter reported a 21000 dollar debt and authorized a campaign to raise 20000 dollars. A nine member committee including Berger Amerenger Feigenbaum Engdahl Hazlett Oneal Erwin Goebel Rhoden was formed to study a chain of Socialist daily papers.
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Detroit
Socialist National Convention
Thirteenth Ward
Chicago
Atan
Otto Branstetter
Victor Berger
Oscar Amerenger
William Feigenbaum
J. Louis Engdahl
Ida C. Hazlett
James Oneal
Charles W. Erwin
G. M. Goebel
Joe Rhoden
Southern Irish Parliament Opens in Dublin Amid Sparse Attendance
Dublin June 28 The Southern Irish Parliament created by the home rule act opened this afternoon with few members present. Provisional agenda shows only 15 minutes of proceedings as Sinn Fein delegates ignore the summons while four Imperialistic Trinity College MPs and 15 Senate members are noted. Lord Justice Maloney attended amid scant public interest.
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Dublin
Associated Press
Trinity College
Sinn Fein
Justice Maloney
Three Men Rescued From Water By Patrolmen
Downey, captain of a garbage barge crew, fell overboard near Albany street while climbing a wharf ladder. George Simonin and M J Feethan heard his cries and, with patrolmen, rescued him and another, but all were taken to City Hospital in serious condition.
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Downey
Boston Development Company
Albany Street
George, Simonin
Sharon Street
Yeoman Street
Dedham Street
City Hospital
Powney
Unconscious Woman Found Lying in Gutter
An unidentified white woman was found unconscious last evening near Columbus avenue and Dartmouth street by Ernest Pike. He rushed her to City Hospital where she remains unconscious in critical condition and hospital officials have not yet determined the cause.
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Columbus Avenue
Dartmouth Street
Ernest Pike
Carter Street
Beachmont
City Hospital
Sane
Agreed on Resolution for Peace in Congress
June 28 Washington reports that Senate and House Republican conferees reached a compromise to end the war with Germany and Austria. The plan mirrors the House flag to end the state of war, while preserving protections for American property. Democratic conferees Hitchcock and Flood opposed the draft, but Republicans expected passage in both chambers.
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Washington
Senate
House
Harding
Germany
Austria
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Representative Flood
Virginia
Porter
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Knox
Congress
MacMillan Visits Boston Before Arctic Quest
Donald F E MacMillan the noted Arctic explorer arrived in Boston aboard the Bowdoin for a few days before departing for Wiscasset Maine and then July 2 for Fury and Hecla Straits. He aims to reach the western coast of Baffin Land to attempt a historic passage.
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Donald FE. MacMillan
Boston
Bowdoin
Baffin Land
Arctic
Wiscasset, Me
Fury
Hecla Straits
Explosion Wrecks Yacht Ava Injuring Two in Woods Hole
Two men were seriously burned and nine others escaped serious injury when an ether chlorine refrigerant explosion rocked the yacht Ava in Woods Hole harbor. Coast Guard cutters Acushnet and Manhattan aided, keeping the vessel afloat as it leaked and suffered heavy structural damage.
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Woods Hole
Alison V. Armour
Ava
Coast Guard
Acushnet
Manhattan
Joseph
Manuel Lizzi
George Cohan Names His Greats in Theater
George Cohan ranks Fay Bainter Theodore Roberts Mike Forbes and Josephine Cohan among the era’s top performers. He favors Jolson for entertainment and Tinney for comic effect in blackface while praising Arizona and The Prince of Pilsen as standout dramas and The Tavern as a landmark melodrama. He also criticizes bedroom farces and ticket speculation.
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Fay Bainter
Mr. Cohan
William Collier
Theodore Roberts
Mike Forbes
Boston
Keith
Cohan
Josephine
Forbes
Miss Cohan
Leo Deitrichstein
George
Fred Stone
al Jolson
Frank T'aney
Jolson
Tinney
Frank Thomas
Allen Dinehart
George P. Goodale
Detroit Free Press
Arizona
Augustus Thomas
Theatre
George Cohan
Mary Song
Kid Burns
Howard Owen, Noted Maine Journalist, Dies in Gust a
Howard Owen a veteran Maine journalist died at his home in Gust a after a short illness. He was 88 and formerly publisher of the Kennebec Journal editor of the Maine Farmer and Kennebec county probate register. He leaves two sons and a daughter. Dr Grace M Norris Utica N Y first woman coroner in the United States now seeks the East's first woman mayor announcing her candidacy at the next election.
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Owen
Maine
Kennebec
Maine Farmer
Kennebec County
Grace M. Norris
Utica
N. Y
United States
East
Women for Kaber Jury Upheld in Cleveland Trial
In Cleveland on June 28 United News reports Mrs Eva Katherine Kaber faces murder charges in the death of her husband Daniel Kaber. Defense sought to exclude women from the jury claiming merciless bias but failed as three prospective jurors, including Mrs Cora K Bure, sat for selection.
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Cleveland, CO
United News
Eva Katherine Kaber
Daniel Kaber
Kaber
Cora K. Bure
Train strikes car. four men killed in collision
Four men died when a train struck an automobile at an intersection. Authorities identified the victims hours after the crash and began investigations into the cause and safety factors at the crossing.
Tragedy Near Maynard After Train Collision At Crossing
A party from Maynard returning from a South Sudbury swimming trip was struck by a freight train at a crossing. Eight people died or later died from injuries, including John Stemlesky and Adam Waszuk, all mill employees except the chauffeur Edward Brown. Metinovitch died at Framingham Hospital. The crash occurred as the automobile was struck center mass and dragged by the train before it could stop.
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Stanley Sinkinvicz
Maynard
Edward Brown
Metinovitch
Framingham Hospital
South Sudbury
Brown
Death notices for several residents listed in OCR fragment
Obituary fragment lists John Stemlesky aged 25 at 24 Sudbury street and May Adam Waszuk 38, River John Lubin 32 at 30 Acton, Joseph Lenonvich 28 at Main, and Joseph Metinovitch Acton. No cause or funeral details provided.
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South Sudbury
John Stemlesky
Sudbury Street
Maynard
Adam Waszuk
River Street
John Lubin
Acton Street
Joseph Lenonvich
Main Street
Joseph Metinovitch
Dying Steve Dubinski and Injured Maynard Residents Named
Dying Steve Dubinski of Maynard and injured Stanley Sinkinvicz and Edward Brown, both of Maynard, are connected to a recent incident involving a machine driven by Brown.
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Steve Dubinski
Maynard
Stanley Sinkinvicz
Edward Brown
Train wreck rescue efforts under way in Maynard scene
Wreckage covered a scene where four bodies lay buried beneath debris as physicians Dr Edward F Flaherty and Dr Dwight L Coles rushed from Maynard to assist. Train crew and nearby residents joined the response as rescue attempts continued.
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Edward F. Flaherty
Dwight L. Coles
Maynard
Train Wreck Rescue in Maynard. Two Lifesaving Efforts
After a Maynard train wreck, Brown and Dubinski were rushed to Deaconess Hospital Concord with Brown having a broken arm and Dubinski listed as seriously ill. Officials dispatched a special Taunton medical crew. coroner and state police supervised as crews with jacks recovered bodies. Lubin, a married father of five, was among the dead. Police launched a rigorous inquiry into accountability. Engineer William Blanchette and Conductor C L Davis ran the train.
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Brown
Dubinski
Concord
New Haven
Taunton
Maynard
Lubin
William Blanchette
C. L. Davis
Walsh Elected Head of Building Trades Council
United Building Trades' Council of Boston elected John Walsh of the Tile Layers' Union president at the annual officer election held last night at 386 Harrison Avenue. Edward Kelley of the Lathers' Union was the defeated candidate. No other contests occurred for the remaining offices.
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United Building Trades’ Council of Boston
Harrison Avenue
John Walsh
Tile Layers’ Union
Edward Kelley
Lathers' Union
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R. H. Stearns CO
MacMillan
Studebaker
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Studebaker Distributors
Commonwealth Avenue
Sethe Core
Fouric Mace
RS OF
Studebaker Carsactories
Massachusetts General Hospital
Ball Club
Tremont Theatre
Actress
Howard Owen
Mrs. Haber
Steve Dubinski, Maynard
Walsh
Building Trades Council
Waltham
Pencay
Wills-Sainte Claire
Waltham Watch Company
Waltham, Mass
Jackson Electric Company
Beacon St
Gingham
Voile
Noyes Bros
Aadnor
Tremont Street
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