Armed State Police Support Barre Wool Strike
In South Barre six State police officers arrived under Deputy Chief George C. Neal to aid local officers and sheriffs in safeguarding the removal of combed wool from the Barre Wool Combing Company. Despite multiple attempts to move the wool by regular freight trains, engineers and firemen refused, fearing strikers and bullets. A plan to use trucks with heavy guard was implemented to transport 11 bales to Barre Plains and guard the car overnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Barre
George C. Neal
Barre
T. W. Carter
Division
W. A. Barrows
Worcester
Barre Wool Combing Company
Palmer
Barre Plains
Mill Yard
Daniel H. Rize
Blythe
McKay
Bradford
Crittenden
Dexter
Rogers
Callimore
R. G. Thompson
Thompson
J. H. Hustis
Boston & Albany Railroad Company
Harry Richards
Bert Remington
Proctor
Daniel H. Rice
Emery Bacon
Bacon
Richards
Remington
Barrows
Coldbrook Springs
Winchend
Boston & Albany
Rice
Carter
Knowles
Mr. Carter
Boston & Maine
Cambridge man injured after fall from roof onto fence
F. H. Wade, 24, of 15 Wilbur Street Cambridge, lies on the dangerous list at Cambridge Hospital after falling from his home roof onto a wooden picket fence yesterday afternoon. He has a slight chance of recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Wade
Wilbur Street
Cambridge
Cambridge Hospital
Modists Question Brookline High Girls Baseball Nine
Boston modistes urge bloomers for Brookline High School girls forming a baseball nine, arguing skirts are impractical for the sport and bloomers are far more modest for the required activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Brookline High School
Brookline High girls form baseball team seeks proper attire
Miss Ruth Damon and Miss Dorothy Rhoades lead Brookline High School girls as they form a baseball nine. Eight candidates auditioned, twenty cleared medicals, and a list of eligible players was posted. Debate over uniforms yields a modiste proposing Turkish trousers and a blouse, while officials plan communications and logistics from Hillsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Waldo
Waldo
Brookne High School
Ruth Damon
Dorothy Rhoades
B. L. Barnes
Bond
Miss Damon
Hilda Merrett
Edith Faxon
Mignon Rither
Mildred Southwick
Madeline Hunt
Madeline Reed
Eleanor Driscoll
Eleanor Carlisle
Margaret Daniels
Dorothy Conklin
Dorothy Amsden
Edith Driscoll
Ruth Southwick
Gertrude Hickey
Elizabeth McNaughton
Frances Coburn
Hughes Left His Family
James A Hughes, a carpenter, was found guilty of non support in Somerville Police Court and sentenced to a year at hard labor in the House of Correction. The master will pay to the wife a daily sum during confinement. Mrs Hughes, living on Wyatt circle, has supported four young children by washing and other work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsville
Allens
Tennessee
North Carolina
Pike Knob
Reed Island Creek
Beamer Knob
Fancy Gap
Piper Gap
Volunteer Gap
Aaron
Flower Gap
Chambers Valley
Sidnay Edwards
Massie
Foster
Webb
Allen
Posse
Floyd Allen
Roanoke
Mrs. Allen
Felts
Edwards
James A. Hughes
Somerville
House of Correction
Hughes
Wyatt Circle
Girl's Illness May Postpone Wedding
Miss Marion Douglas Jewett daughter of Henry L Jewett secretary of the International Trust Company of 338 Berkeley street West Newton is ill at her home and the marriage to Boston lawyer George R Wrightington scheduled for March may be indefinitely postponed due to the illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Douglas Jewett
Henry L. Jewett
International Trust Company
Berkeley Street
West Newton
George R. Wrightington
Boston
Miss Jewett
Lend A Hand Club
Police Grip Brings Michael Garro to Trial in Robbery
Michael Garro of the North End was charged with robbery in the Police Court yesterday and held in 2000 for the grand jury by Judge Sullivan. He and three others allegedly beat Kohoni outside 11 Tileston street. Kohoni restrained Garro until officers arrived at Hanover Street station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Garro
North End
Sullivan
Garro
Kohoni
Tileston Street
O’donnell
McDonald
Hanover Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
South Barre Mills
Ssnepard Corwell Company
Paris
Hamburg
Picayune
Buster Brown
Buster’s
New England
Buster
Tige
Sherman Avenue
Chattanooga Tennesee
Room
Transvaal
Ostrich Feather CO
Brockton
Beverly
Hyde Park
Lynn
New
Kuppenheimer
Kennedy
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