Strikers Condemn Foss and Demand Arbitration
On Boston Common near the State House about 2000 people massed to condemn Governor Foss yesterday afternoon. His employees and sympathizers had passed resolutions protesting his stance in the Hyde Park factory strike. Labor leaders lambasted Foss as a man who did not keep his word and unfit for the office, drawing cheers.
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Boston Common
State House
Massachusetts
Foss
Hyde Park
Governor Foss
R. L. Hall
John J. Hynes
George Leary
Metal Polishers’ Unions
John J Dowd
Boiler Makers
John M. Tobin
Blacksmiths’ Unions
J. T. Moriarty
Boston Central Labor Union
Sturtevant Blower Works
Becker Milling’ Machinery Company
Commonwealth
Boston
James T. Moriarty
Harold Stanley
International
Stanley
QO. H. Preble
Back Bay
John J. Dowd
The
Boilermakers
State Board of Conciliation
United States
MISS ROUNDS IN JAIL AS SEQUEL OF DUEL
A Boston court action ensued after Miss Rounds defied her father by continuing meetings with Larner. Police issued a summons for court, and Miss Rounds was detained at the women’s detention quarters after her father had her arrested to prevent an elopement. Larner, a Rindge School student and oarsman, denied elopement plans and said the talks concerned money from a dental assistant job.
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Larner
Rounds
Pearl Street
Miss Rounds
William A. Forbes
Arlington
Third District Court
Forbes
Lucy Hutchins
Mr. Rounds
Saaturday
Rindge Schooly
Sugar Tax Date Shifts Amid Senate Committee Action
Washington report says the sugar tariff delay to March 1 1914 and income tax shift to March 1 1913 were agreed by Senate finance committee members. The piece notes a stabbing incident during the April 16 event involving a youth named Rounds and his opponent Larner, who later testified in court. both were indicted by a grand jury.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Young Rounds
Miss Rounds
Beryl Grogan
Young
Larner
Young Wounds
State House
Sugar Free List Date Shifts in Tariff Bill Action
The committee advanced the schedule by extending sugar free list to May 1, 1916 while preserving the original provision. It adopted a stamp tax on future cotton sales, kept repealing 1890 act, and adjusted several rates as directed by the Democratic caucus. The income tax computation date moved to March 1 due to constitutional timing.
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House
Senate Democratic Caucus
Internal Revenue
Simmons
Secretary of State
Suffragette mob attacks Downing Street led by Miss Pankhurst
A large suffragette march from Whitehall toward Downing Street ended in clashes with dockers and police. Women were beaten, dock workers and some police are said to have been hurt. Police restored order after about thirty minutes. Miss Pankhurst blamed ministers and urged further action as she led the march to Trafalgar Square.
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Downing Street
Miss Pankhurst
Miss Fankhurst
Trafalgar Square
Dynamite caps maim boy in Worcester incident
Thirteen year old Ronald Frosthorne of Milbrook Street found dynamite caps left by workmen and used a stone to try opening them. He lost his left thumb index and middle fingers and his right hand was bruised when the caps exploded at City Hospital.
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Worcester
Ronald Frosthorne
Milbrook Street
Frosthorne
City Hospital
Agreement on Pacific Merger Dissolution Plan Released
Washington June 29 The plan for dissolving the Union Pacific Southern Pacific merger was prepared by General McReynolds and railroad officials and will be presented in St Paul court. The Attorney General released the plan for newspaper publication but later asked it withheld until after court presentation. The plan would have Union Pacific surrender all Southern Pacific holdings valued at 38 million dollars in exchange for Pennsylvania Railroad holdings in the Baltimore and Ohio and the remainder placed in a trust for public disposition. Details were kept by agreement between government officials and railroads. The plan release was halted to avoid premature publication before court action.
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Washington
Union Pacific-South- Pacific Railroad
Ateneral McReynolds
Wilson
Federal Court
St. Paul, Minn
Attorney-General Tonight
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Pennsylvania Railroad
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Men
McReynolds
Church Dedication At Swampscott Ends In Crowded Service
The Church of St. John the Evangelist in Swampscott was dedicated yesterday for the second time since its 1960s construction. An audience filled the edifice to witness the ceremony marking the new dedication and church status.
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St. John the Evangelist
Swampscott
Chums Rescue Drowning Boy in East Boston
Ellsworth Smith a 12 year old boy son of Hugh J Smith of 236 Bremen street East Boston was rescued from drowning near Porter and Frankfort streets about 7 pm by John Collins 13 of 240 Bremen street and Frank Cataluca after diving twice they seized Smith and brought him to the surface He was taken by police ambulance with officers to East Boston Relief Hospital where he was resuscitated by Lieutenant Hines of Station 7
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Ellsworth. Smith
Hugh J. Smith
Bremen Street
Boston
Porter
Frankfort Streets
John Collins
Frank Cataluca
Smith
Lieutenant Hines
Station 7
East Boston
Boy Rescued From Drowning May Die
Frank Murphy a 9 year old who was saved from drowning Saturday afternoon after falling into South Bay remained on the dangerous list at City Hospital late last night.
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Frank Murphy
South Bay
City Hospital
Five Year Old Dickin Dies From Burns In Brockton
Walter Dickinson aged five, son of Lieutenant Henry Dickinson of the fire department, died at Brockton Hospital late tonight from burns received Saturday while playing at a bonfire near his home.
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Brockton
Walter Dickinson
Henry Dickinson
Fire Department
Brockton Hospital
Cigarette Sets Fire To Man In Woods
Worcester June 23 Thomas M Turney 38 of 592 Millbury Street woke from a nap in the woods to find his clothing afire after smoking two cigarettes and dozing with the stub in his mouth He was severely burned on his arms ears and face and treated at City Hospital
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Worcester
Thomas M. Turney
Millbury Street
Turney
City Hospital
Fisherman finds man who died by own action in river
Worcester June 29 A fisherman named Winne Gustafson while fishing in the Middle River hooked the body of Albert Johnson 40 of 10 Helmstead Street. Johnson had killed himself by slashing his throat with a razor and then drowning in the river.
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Worcester
Middle River
Winne Gustafson
Albert Johnson
Helmstead Street
Crowd of 175000 at Revere Beach
Ideal weather drew an estimated 175000 visitors to Revere Beach the largest crowd of the year. About 4000 people entered the water from the State bath house including 1027 women.
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Revere Beach
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