Milk strike threatened to spread across New England
The New England farmers warn of a colossal milk strike to push for seven cent higher prices per can, pooling support from New York State and Boston based cooperatives. Organizers, led by Stanley H. Abbott and Walter A. Hunter, plan cross state action to rally producers and counter strike breaking shipments from major distributors.
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Milk Strike Looms Over Eastern Markets Warns Abbott
New York dairy producers may strike for better prices and conditions, Abbott tells the Post. He says New York Philadelphia and other eastern cities could face famine as Boston contractors back efforts to pressure New England farmers. The plan aims to pull 2 000 000 quarts daily from New York markets crafting a nationwide disruption amid concerns for baby milk supplies. Continued on Page 4 Fifth Column
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Miss Moore Guilty and Fined Five Hundred Dollars
Miss Mary S. Moore of 119 Bay State Read Boston dressmaker pleaded guilty to conspiracy to defraud customs in the sleeper trunk cases and was fined 500 dollars. The court ordered Miss Holland acquitted and reserved on the indictment against Philip A. Phillipson.
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Boston dressmakers Miss Moore and Miss Holland arrested on smuggling charges
Miss Moore and Miss Holland, running a 421 423 Boylston street dressmaking shop, were arrested November 26 in Boston and held for $8000 each. Indicted with three New York men, they face claims of shipping unpaid duty luxury wear via sleeper trunks. Their Back Bay prominence, noted for European buying trips and famed small hat display, figures in the case.
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Accused Clerk Arrested On Larceny Charge In NY
Arthur Anderson a former Carter and Hall clerk was arrested by New York police at request of Deputy Superintendent Watts. He faces larceny charges here involving about 700 dollars after leaving the city following a complaint to police headquarters. He allegedly visited City Hall to collect money for the firm but diverted sums for personal use.
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New York Racing Bill Passed by Senate
Albany May 4 The Senate approved by 36 to 0 the Agnew Perkins bill repealing part of the Percy Gray law. It lifts liability exemptions for directors who posted race track gambling prohibition notices and for officers enforcing the law.
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Harriman Heiress Engaged to Buffalo Sculptor
New York May 4 Miss Mary Harriman eldest daughter of the late E H Harriman heiress to a vast fortune is reportedly engaged to Charles Cary Rumsey of Buffalo a sculptor known in Boston social circles. The couple's engagement is not formally announced yet intimate friends confirm the news as Miss Harriman assumes control of Arden estate after her father's death the Harriman heirs are expected to inherit the bulk of the fortune over time.
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Trent Guilty Jury's Verdict
In Providence William Trent was found guilty of murder for killing William F Meagher at his Pawtucket store on February 21. The Superior Court jurors returned the verdict at 2 o clock this morning.
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South Carolina Posts 19.68 Knot Final Trial Speed
Washington May 4 The battleship South Carolina completed her final acceptance trial with an average speed of 19.6 knots over four hours, exceeding the contract requirement of 18.5 knots. The last hour yielded 19.68 knots as the peak performance.
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Fever scare at Radcliffe College
Measures are being taken at Radcliffe College to ward off scarlet fever contagion. A notice asks all girls with sore throats or fever to keep away from classes until they have consulted physicians.
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Taft Receives Warm Taft Welcome In St Louis May Trip
May 4 Taft’s five day Midwest tour concluded with a St Louis stop as crowds cheered the President. He sent bouquets from car stops to St Luke's Hospital and the Home for Incurables. At a Business Men's League luncheon he praised Judge Lorton and Governor Hughes and criticized Bryan and demagogic charges against public figures.
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President Appeals for Justice for All Classes
"All I am appealing for is justice and a square deal," said the President, not for himself but to secure fair treatment for every class. He noted his own better position yet emphasized equal justice across society.
New York Central Workers to Get Wages Rise
New York May 4 officials announced that arbitration findings favor wage boosts for New York Central train men and conductors east of Buffalo. The board met three weeks and the 3000 firemen will receive about a 7 percent increase. Both sides agreed to abide by the ruling and the Lackawanna employees joined later.
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Halley's Comet Visible After 2 A.M Observed Near Venus
Harvard Observatory data place Halley's comet on the eastern horizon at 2:26 this morning and 2:23 tomorrow morning, with visibility expected about 12 to 15 minutes later if the eastern sky remains clear, near Venus.
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Boston Area Weather Forecast Shows Fair Skies
Forecast for Boston and vicinity calls for fair weather Thursday and Friday with little temperature change. Moderate northerly to northeasterly winds. In Washington on May 4 the forecast for New England predicts partly cloudy Thursday and Friday fair conditions with moderate north to northeast winds.
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Yesterday's Scores From Detroit to Cincinnati
A jumble of city names and team results lists Detroit Chicago New York Washington Cleveland St Louis Pittsburgh Chicago New York Brooklyn St Louis Cincinnati. The scattered lines imply score updates across multiple games with no clear final tallies or dates.
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Real estate transfers in Everett and Boston offices
Everett titles Mr Charles H Cornbloom bought the corner of Pleasant and Central Avenues. Mr Fred Nispel purchased the estate at 12 Russell Street. William B Sanders acted as broker. The Massachusetts Title Insurance Company examined and guaranteed the titles. Offices at 70 State Street Boston.
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Wedding Mystery on Adriatic Reveals Croker Family Rift
New York May 4. Miss Ethel Croker daughter of a former Tammany Hall leader and John J. Breen were secretly married according to Justice Engler who later confirmed the ceremony after viewing photos. The Croker family suspects a planned separation to end the marriage as press and companions debate what really happened aboard the Adriatic.
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Hoboken Justice Reaffirms Marriage Doubt Over Croker Daughter Claim
Samuel Engler, Hoboken justice, wavered over a wedding claim involving Miss Ethel Croker and John J. Breen. He signed an affidavit asserting he married Richard Croker's daughter, while Breen remained uncertain. Friends of the late politician say the wedding did occur, despite Breen's doubts and local gossip.
Nine Republicans Shift to Defeat Income Tax Resolve in House
The Massachusetts House defeated the income tax amendment 101 to 126 after two days of debate and a Republican steamroller. Nine Republicans shifted their votes, promising to back the tax, while twelve did not record. Names of affected members include Homer A. Hall and Charles Lewin, among others, with Speaker Joseph Walker listed in the roll.
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Tax resolve defeated as nine and seven figures debated
The House rejected the income tax in its biggest vote of the session by 25 votes. Leaders blamed partisan strategy and the whip, while members predicted the measure would return in a future session with both Republican and Democratic support.
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Washington Sunset Bouts to California Tourist Sleeper Cars
Continued on page nine fourth c fief Washington Sunset Berth nine dollars weekly four times a week personally conducted with trains from Washington to California offering sleepers for travelers.
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