Slashed After Near Accident In Chelsea Neighborhood Fight
William Gillar of 149 Addison Chelsea is stabbed after an argument over a near car collision on Everett avenue near Broadway. Percy Williams of 125 Walnut street and Aaron Walker of 92 Blossom street were arrested after chase by witnesses and charged with assault. Gillar on the Chelsea Memorial Hospital dangerous list. Witnesses say self defense by the colored men. police report says Gillar was assaulted.
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William Gillar
Addison Street
Chelsea
Everest Avenue
Broadway
Percy Williams
Walnut Street
Aaron Walker
Blossom Street
Gillar
Chelsea Memorial Hospital
Everett Avenue
Spruce Street
William Keating
Chelsea Square
Spruce and
Blossom Streets
McPhail
Lynn man charged with attempted murder after chloroform claim
Burt Cashman about 40 is held by Lynn police on attempted murder charges. Mrs Cashman says he tried to chloroform her and their daughter Myrtle at their 176 Chestnut Street home early this morning. Irene, the eight year old, awakened and called neighbors. Cashman says he entered to use chloroform as medicine.
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Burt Cashman
Lynn
Woman Leads Gang of Yeggs in New York Robbery
Four bandits robbed Charles Friedgen's drug store at Amsterdam avenue and 120th street. A woman driver waited as the clerks were threatened. Frightened by screams from two women at the soda counter, they killed cashier Samuel Hadas and escaped in a waiting car.
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New York
Charles Friedgen
Amsterdam Avenue
120Th Street
Samuel Hadas
Misses footing. boy injured by milk wagon wheels
Archie Turner a 12 year old resident of 1025 Winthrop Avenue Revere was attempting to board a moving milk wagon near Beachmont station on Winthrop Avenue yesterday when he slipped and fell under the wheels suffering fractures to his hip and ankle.
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Winthrop Avenue
Beachmont
Archie Turner
Revere
False Teeth Facts From Harvard Doctor Spark Dental Debate
Harvard Medical School professor Dr. Beckford told a public health audience that George Washington wore ivory false teeth held by springs causing his rigid look in portraits. He argued modern dentistry improves with time, stressing tooth preservation, X rays for saving teeth, and safer bridgework and plates while warning against roofless plates and poor mouth care. He urged preventive dentistry, daily care, and proper fitting practices to protect health and comfort.
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George Washington
F. A. Beckford
Dental Science
Harvard Medical School
Beckford
Tle
South Boston Evacuation Day Ceremony Honors Patriotism
Edward F. Mc Sweeney, chairman of the Knights of Columbus historical commission, praised South Boston for preserving Evacuation Day, marking 146 years since British troops left Boston. He said royalty left the harbor and freedom came in, predicting a future bright with liberty invincible against oppression.
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South Boston
Boston
Edward F. McSweeney
Historical Commission of the Knights of Columbus
Three Prominent Hyannis Men Dead
Hyannis mourns three leading citizens as Alexander G. Cash 79 a Hyannis native and businessman dies after a brief illness. Benjamin Baxter 72 a Hyannis born sea captain passes after a short illness. Jeremiah O Keefe 50 an employee of the New York New Haven Hartford Railroad collapses at his home following years of service.
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Hyannis
Alexander G. Cash
Nantucket
Benjamin Baxter
Old School
Edward Baxter
Jeremiah O'Keefe
Gompers pledges AFL support for New England textile strikers
Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, spoke to thousands in Pawtucket pledging AFL backing for textile workers facing wage cuts and longer hours. He warned further reductions would depress demand and threaten the industry across New England and the North-South wage competition.
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Providence
American Federation of Labor
New England
Samuel Gompers
Pawtucket
Gompers
Rhode Island
Rhodes Island
America
United States
Pco
Three Strikers Arrested at Nashua Mills
Nashua March 12 three mill strikers at Nashua and Jackson Mills were arrested for beating Eli Beaulin a mill yard employee on his way home They are Rodolph Perrier Gregois Provencher and Antonio Derube first arrests in the Nashua strike months and the $900 mill dispute context remains.
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Nashua
N. H
Jackson Mills
Eli Beaulin
Rodolph Pellier
Gregois Provencher
Antonio Derube
Labor notes report New Ireland delegates address clerks meeting
More than 300 delegates from major cities in New Ireland listened to Nelson Chamberlain of Stamford Connecticut at Local 2028 Brotherhood of Railroad Clerks Express Division meeting at 8 Boylston Place yesterday afternoon Chamberlain chairs the New England system board of adjustment Local 100 Metropolitan Park Employees held their regular meeting at 3 Boylston Place New interest items were deferred due to absent committee members An executive board of the Massachusetts State Council of Carpenters Union discussed a building boom potential if Boston area building problems are settled A conference will be held with Fred T Ley Company and a Building Material Teamsters Union committee from Local 379
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New Ireland
Nelson Chamberlain
Stamford
Conn
Brotherhood of Railroad Clerks
Express Division
Boylston Place
Chamberlain
New England System Board of Adjustment
Brotherhood of Clerks
Metropolitan Park Employees
T Local 100
Greater
Boston
Massachusetts State Council of Carpenters’ Union
American House
Fred T. Ley Company
Building Material Teamsters’ Union
Machinists Meet Over Wage Reduction Request in Boston
District Council 50 delegates at the American House heard James Thrope of San Francisco, international vice president in charge of the automobile industry, talk during a regional meeting. Employers have not yet served a 30 day notice, and a first conference on wage cuts is set for today at the Iey Company headquarters on Massachusetts Avenue.
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Iey Company
Massachusetts Avenue
James Thrope
San Francisco
Thrope
Boston
Canada
Blaze at Alliston apartment harms basement rooms
A fire began in the basement locker rooms of a three story brick apartment at 119 Harvard avenue Alliston owned by Kudisch Kagne Roxbury. Firemen halted the blaze after causing 2209 dollars in damage while the loss was estimated at 2500 dollars.
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Harvard Avenue
Alliston
Kudisch Kagne
Roxbury
Funeral for Jacob Mitchell Founder of Mitchell Woodbury Co
The funeral of Jacob Mitchell, founder of the Mitchell Woodbury Co importers of china and crockery, was held yesterday at his Reading home 26 Linden Street. Many Boston friends attended. Rev D A Newton conducted services and interment was in Laurel Hill Cemetery. Pallbearers included J T Stewart Boston Charles Brown Fred Sperry Frank Crafts Reading Arthur M Howe Melrose RK Pitcairn New York.
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Jacob Mitchell
Mitchell Woodbury Company
Linden Street
Reading
Boston
D. A. Newton
D.D
Congregational Church
Laurel Hill Cemetery
J. T. Stewart
Charles Brown
Fred Sperry
I Frank Crafts
Arthur M. Howe
Melrose
Pitcairn
New Yorts
Clothes Make the Man opens in Boston Sunday Post Magazine
Booth Tarkington pens a witty timely story titled Clothes Make the Man to appear in the forthcoming Boston Sunday Post Magazine. The piece promises engaging social satire and character-driven humor from a noted American author.
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Booth Tarkington
Boston Sunday Post
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Yeggs
McSweeney
Washington
Lincoln
England
Massachusetts
Plymouth
Daniel W
At In al News
Aaily
Daniel Webster
Senator Lodge
God
William S. Barry
F. McSweeney
Lipton's Tea
News OF the Labor World
A. F
Mr. Gompers
United Textile Workers of America
Nashua, N. H
LABOR
Alston Blaze
Smith Patterson Co
Smithy Pattérs Son
Smith
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Red End and “Chaeuncy Sts
Kasha Piquetine Pandora Covert Cloth
Tricotine
Poiret Twill Tweed Homespun
Krinkle
Crepe Spongeen Veldyne Krepe-Knit
Marvella Velette Orlando Sik
Crepes
Taffeta
Jordan Marsh Company
Dent-de-Lion
Periwinkle
Redoux
Mary Gray
Navy
Black
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