Embarrassing Moments Among Film Stars Revealed
Montagu Love and other stars recall public embarrassments ranging from church hats to stage fright in Copenhagen. Actors share nerve endings, stunts, and ambitions, with Anecdotes from Miriam Cooper Anna Nilsson Anna Q Nilsson Muriel Cooper Craufurd Kent and others.
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Craufurd
Boston
Miriam Cooper
Johnny Hines
Crauford Kent
Virginia Pearson
Anna Q.nilsson
Johny Hines
Johnny
Miss Forrest
Willie Collier, Jr
Craufurd Kent
Sheldon Lewis
Richelieu
Montagu Love
Frank Fay
Arrest Pair Following Raid in Somerville
Rebecca Davis of 16 Bradley Street and Philip Dolzen of 224 Somerville Avenue face Somerville court today on HMquor law charges. Police seized 50 gallons moonshine 17 mash barrels a 50 gallon still another inactive still 200 pounds sugar and 21 one gallon jugs on Davis home roof. Dolzen resisted search after allegedly selling a drink to an officer.
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Rebecca Davis
Bradley Street
Somerville
Philip Dolzen
Somerville Avenue
Davis
James J. Lynch
Dolzen
Mark Twain Edition Sets Record Price
New York reports the highest price ever paid for a single author edition as Gabriel Wells bought a deluxe Mark Twain from P F Collier & Son for over 200000 dollars. The Clemens estate will gain from this sale beyond typical royalties from popular editions, signaling unprecedented earnings from Mark Twain’s writings.
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New York
United News
Mark Twain
Gabriel Wells
P. F. Collier & Son
Clemens
Labor group protests denial of tag day in Boston
The Boston Central Labor Union held a meeting at Wells Memorial Hall where P. Harry Jennings said the Overseers of the Poor refused permission for striking New Hampshire textile workers to conduct a tag day in Boston.
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Boston Central Labor Union
Wells Memorial Hall
P. Harry Jennings
New Hampshire
Boston
Labor meeting weighs protest against permit discrimination
A committee of 15 delegates was sent to Overseers of the Poor seeking explanation for alleged labor permit rejection. The group debated city ordinance changes and possible removal of permit control, suggesting a house to house canvass for strikers. Mrs. Sara A. Conboy of the United Textile Workers attended as a visiting speaker.
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Jennings
Sara A. Conboy
United Textile Workers of America
Boston Central Labor Union
Textile workers strike sparks debate on unemployed parade
In New Hampshire Rhode Island and Lowell Massachusetts workers discuss causes of a year long strike amid a financial panic. Henry Abrahams denounces the crisis as an attempt to break unions and opposes a mass unemployed parade while favoring a future large mass meeting.
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New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Lowell
Mass
Henry Abrahams
Thigg
Bishop Guertin Seeks Arbitration of Strike
In Manchester New Hampshire Bishop George A Guertin urged a speedy settlement of the five week old cotton mill strike. He called for arbitration of wage and working hour disputes between mill owners and strikers and praised the protesters for maintaining order.
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Manchester
N. H
George A. Guertin
Labor notes from union meetings in Boston area
Labor notes report F J Dempsey back on job after illness at 694 Washington street. Local 17 Bill Posters and Billers held a large meeting at 8 Boylston place with harmony between employers and workers. Women teachers urged equal pay and employers backed by Boston Electrotypers Union 11. Delegation candidates for Cincinnati convention were nominated. Coal Teamsters Union 68 and Boston Coal Exchange to discuss new wage agreement. Death of William F Daley prompts fund for his mother as Post Office Chauffeurs and Garagemen’s Association met at 3 Boylston place. Boston Lodge No 12 Railway Expressmen met with Grand Lodge and grievance committee on wage agreement and Railroad Labor Board decision.
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F. J. Dempsey
Theatrical Stage Employees’ Union
Washington Street
Bill Posters
Boylston Place
Richard Armstrong
Boston
Boston Electrotypers’ Union
International Union
Cincinnati
Coal Teamsters’ Union 68
Boston Coal Exchange
Post Office
William F. Daley
Mr. Daley
Boston Lodge No. 12
Order of Railway Expressmen
Clarence Tucker
Grand Lodge Executive Board
W. R. Burke
Boston Lodge
Railroad Labor Board
Chicago
Walsh Addresses Springfield on Disarmament and Bonus Support
In Springfield Massachusetts United States Senator David J Walsh delivered an address highlighting a strong defense of freedom from entangling treaties a pledge to complete disarmament and support for the soldier bonus bill He warned against drift toward imperialism and noted missed opportunities at Paris and in Washington.
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Springfield
Mass
America
United States
David J. Walsh
Paris
Washington
Car Crash Leaves Vehicle a Total Wreck at Iron Trolley Support
Albert J. Richards of 49 Elmwood Avenue, driver of the automobile, was arrested on a manslaughter charge by Captain James T. Stewart of the Saugus police and released on bail yesterday. The auto, en route from Revere to Lynn, crashed into an iron trolley support pele, with other occupants yet to be interviewed.
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Albert J. Richards
Elmwood Avenue
James T. Stewart
Saugus
Revere
Lynn
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