New York Pressmen Strike Halts Morning Papers
Union press men walk out across New York City morning papers in protest of Judge Manton's arbitration ruling. Publishers say eight page editions will be issued with emergency pressmen while disputes over the $51 to $54 weekly pay scale for day and night workers remain unresolved. The union rejects the decision and breaches a 20 year contract with local papers.
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Union
Publishers’ Association of
New York City
Martin T. Manton
U. S. Court of Appeals
Somerville Man Held for Axe Wound in Chelsea
George Barnett alias John Berwinsky was arrested by Chelsea police for assaulting Julius Kubert 30 of 328 Broadway East Somerville with an axe after a Sunday argument at John Mc Colgan stable 71 Spencer Avenue Kubert is in Chelsea Memorial Hospital where his condition is improving.
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Somerville
George Barnett
John Berwinsky
Chelsea
Julius Kubert
Broadway
John McColgan
Spencer Avenue
Kubert
Chelsea Memorial Hospital
Heirship Scrutiny Centered on Joe Aldrich Influence
Mrs Lora M Stout of Barnstable testifies in Superior Court about her sister Mrs Mary Read claiming that Joseph C Aldrich known as Joe held her hand after his death. Read contends Aldrich exerted undue influence on Read who died soon after.
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Lora M Stout
Barnstable
Mary .A. Read
Huntington Avenue
Superior”Court
Joseph C. Aldrich
Joe
Aldrich
Read Life Insurance Case Involves Massachusetts Society for Cruelty to Animals
Outside of a few small bequests to relatives Mrs Read left the bulk of her 32000 estate to the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. The contestants are Mrs Stout Abbie M Jordan of North Weymouth and Eleanor F Haskell of New York City and they allege that their sister who died last March was of unsound mind and was unduly influenced by Aldrich who had lived for years with Mrs Read and her husband Irving Read and who continued to make his
Read family testimony details wax procedures and Ouija claims
Mrs Read’s sister testified about cosmetic surgeries said to remove wrinkles and skin removal on her face. She described frequent quarreling with Read’s husband Aldrich and post death claims of contact through a Ouija board.
Salvation Army contact about alleged George Hastings case
A story claims George Hastings, converted at a Salvation Army meeting in Warrenton Street, received word of an Australian heir fortune and a payout from a Boston law firm. Police found no Hastings arrested or in court, and no Halloran & Smith firm near North Station. British Consulate said no inquiries reported.
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Salvation Army
George Hastings
Warrenton Stret
Floyd L. Keller
Army
Keller
Salvation
Boston
Australia
Hastings
Halloran & Smith
Causeway Street
Churches Observe Lenten Services Across City
Lenten services fill Episcopal churches in Boston with Holy Communion at 8 a.m. and sermons by noted clergy throughout the day. Cathedral of St Paul, Trinity in Copley Square, and Advent Church on Brimmer Street host multiple services with addresses by Rev. Suter Aldrich Peck and others, including evening sermons by Bishop Babcock.
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St. Paul
John W. Suter, Jr
Penitential Office
Donald B. Aldrich
Charles R. Peck
Niles Carpenter
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Hstelle’m.hurll
Trinity Church
William Harman van Allen
T. D
Samuel G. Babcock
Diocese of
Massachusetts
St Jacobs Oil Advertisement Rubs Away Pain
An old fashioned ad promises St Jacobs Oil stops rheumatic pain with topical rubs. It claims the oil relieves pain stiffness and soreness in joints muscles and bones and eases sciatica backache and neuralgia without internal treatment. A small trial bottle is suggested for quick relief.
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St. Jacobs
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