Two Officers Shot in Roxbury Riot Arrests After May Day unrest
A violent Roxbury riot left two patrolmen wounded and a third grievously hurt. Police report a mob of about 800, including soldiers and sailors, attacked officers at Warren and Savin streets and Dudley Street stations. Many rioters jailed. weapons scarce. evidence ties to socialist and IWW material found on suspects.
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City Hospital
Cere
Dudley Street
Roxbury Crossing
St. Patrick's Church
Bower Street
Humboldt Avenue
Munroe Street
Warren Street
Pemberton Square
Crowley
Warren
Savin
Warren and
Bowers Streets
Eugene Wallingford
Rebel Worker
New York
Riotous clash ends only after long midnight toke
Continued from prior report the page describes a chaotic melee with around 500 shots and weapons including clubs knives sticks and stones. The riot raged on past midnight as authorities struggled to quell the disturbance.
Arrest List From Yesterday’s Riot Bookings
The article lists arrestees booked at Stations 9 and 10 after yesterday’s riot. It names 44 men and 16 women with addresses in Roxbury Dorchester Chelsea Jamaica Plain and other Boston neighborhoods and notes taken to Station 10 include Hyman Stern Samuel Shoyet Elizabeth Lanfield and others.
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Boston
Roxbury
Alexander Sinnott
Marcella Street
Arvid Brigater
Highland Street
West Roxbury
Augustus Buck
Joseph Galemareo
Coran Place
Alec I<nish
Wall Street
West End
Julian Svegal
Quincy
Joseph Tenore
Michael Klaki
Phillip Derrick
Lynn
George Lindeman
East Fourth Street
Reosluk Kelley
Ambre Turcott
Quincey
Edmund Sarrie
Cedar Street
Phillip Akar
Chelsea
John Borosnich
Peter Thompson
Temple Street
Romar Berascofpki
East Walpole
Sam Andupki
Fast Walpole
Nerid
Braddock Park
Andrew Ford
Oakwood Street
Arvid Brackman
Washington Street
George Rumba
Germania Street
Jamaica Plain
William Sides
Newbury Street
Diomid Patrichy
Bernard Oldberg
Clifford Street
Benjamin Barden
Joseph Woransky
Nd Hunneman Street
Herminia Walt
Chestnut Avenue
Martha H. Foley
Park Street
Dorchester
Eva Preed
Walnut Avenue
Sophia Siegal
Olga Pallett
Romar Terrace
Helen Andrick
East
Walpole
Julia Rashman
Jennie Closson
Chestnut Hi Avinue
Brighton
Louise Saren
Pasqualina Ceschi
Norfolk Avenue
Palmina Norfolli
Shirley Street
Maria Gnelli
Catherine Neil
Boylston Street
Christina Rosecalm
Hyman Stern
Elms Street
Samuel Shoyet
Blue Hill Avenue
Elizabeth Lanfield
Elmo Street
Sarah Boshkovitz
Intervale Street
Frank H. Purdy
Alpine Street
Richard J. Lyons
Dudley Street
Ernest Greenberg
Waltham
Arnold Jansten
Arlington
Iritz Bergones
Green Street
Karl Bukaw
St. James Street
John Bukaw
John Sewette
Blossom Street
George Gasin
Kingsbury Street
Stanley Kerelski
James K. Cusok
Linden Park
Hold Day Officers Face Rioters at Dudley Street Station
Superintendent Crowley ordered hold day officers on emergency duty as a 1500 to 2000 strong crowd gathered near the Dudley Street station after an afternoon disturbance. 80 officers from other stations were moved in to replace regular guards as nearly 100 arrests were made and protests against Socialists flared. A police machine gun squad was kept in readiness but not used.
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Maguire
Hutchins
Boyer Street
Humboldt Avenue
Munroe Street
Henry Leavitt
Walnut Park Road
Adolph Butterman
Dudley Street Station
Arthur F. Shea
Dudley Street
Station
Crowley
Dars
Chandler
Michael King
Boy Prodigy Amid Red Flag Parade Beaten
William J Sidis famed child prodigy known for early mathematical feats carried the red flag in a Socialist parade and was severely beaten. Reports say he remained under medical treatment for his injuries.
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William J. Sidis
Harvard
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Dudley Street Opera House
Frank Mack
New England Socialist Party
Wenonahstrest
Waumbeck
George Powers
Dudley
Harvard University
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow ‘Dana
Cambridge
Columbia University
Sidis
Lettish W’mens Ags
N. Incor
Henry H. Sosson
Allen Street
Russian Socialistic Federal Soviet Republic
Waverly
Warren Streets
William E. Wiseman
Israel Solomon
Hugh J. Lee
Dennis Casey
Patrick F. Moore
William T. Cummings
George A. Greene
William Frank
Samuel Hutchins
Charles Morse
Fred Adolphe Butterman
Samuel C. Hutctiins
A. Stowell
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Corinne Updegraff Wells
May McCall’s
Henry Kitchell Webster
Harold MacGrath
Floyd Tolbert Barnard
Harriet Welles
Ruth Comfort Mitchell
May McCall
Edith J. R. Isaacs
McCall’s Ay
Fifth Avenue
McCall’s
United States
S. Josephine Baker
M. D
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