Firemen Eligible for Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters
Holyoke May 27 The 41st annual convention of the Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters decided fire department members in the state will be eligible for membership with full insurance. Delegates adopted two amendments while seven others were proposed. The group changed subordinate court election time from December to September and officer installation from January to October. Delegates, including both men and women, closed the session on Mt. Tom.
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Holyoke
Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters
Mt. Tom
Ten NJ railroad strike leaders indicted under Lever act
Ten leaders of the New Jersey railroad strike were indicted by the Federal Grand Jury for conspiring to obstruct interstate commerce under the Lever act. The indictment names the ten defendants and cites alleged actions aimed at halting railroad traffic.
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Newark
N. J
New Jersey
Knights Templar Parade in Providence Draws Thousands
More than 7500 Knights Templar from Massachusetts and Rhode Island paraded downtown Providence in black and white uniforms with gold and silver swords to open a series ahead of their semi annual conclave. The procession featured mounted officers, bands from Aleppo Temple and Palestine Shrine, and contingents from St Bernard Boston and Worcester County Commandery.
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Providence
Knights Templar
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Bay State
Little Rhody
Masonic Temple
Joseph Kyle Orr
United States
Everett C. Benton
Pearance
St. Bernard
Boston
Winfield S. Solomon
Aleppo Temple Band
Palestine Shrine
St. John's
Worcester Continental Band
Worcester County
Newburyport
ARS
City Hall
Knights Templars
Esti- Calvary Commandery
Knights Temps
Gainer
Bonus Urged by Gallivan in House Battle
Congressman Gallivan opened the bonus fight in the House accusing Rules Committee Chair Campbell of lying. He criticized opponents as tools of big business and said he would support any rule allowing a vote on a veteran bonus, even if only a half loaf.
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Washington
Gallivan
House
Campbell
Rules Committee
Boston
Committee On Rules
Kansas
Committee On Ways and Means
Irish tenor sues hotel proprietor in Burlington case
Irish tenor Fiske O'Hara files a $4000 damages lawsuit against hotel proprietor Charles H. Stafford of the Putnam hotel in Burlington Vermont. The dispute centers on alleged injuries or harms connected to a hotel stay or services. The case advances in local court proceedings.
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Sues
Burlington, Vt
Fiske O'Hara
Charles H. Stafford
The
Putnam
Lodging Refusal Claims Damaged Bennington’s Reputation
House accuses that on April 1 a lodging was refused to Bennington causing great humiliation and alleged damage to his reputation. He asserts the incident harmed his standing.
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Bennington
Objects to Delays on Worcester Train
Letter to the editor from Charles H. Price protesting persistent delays of Boston & Albany train No. 106 from Worcester due in Boston at 5 55 p m. He cites a 13 minute hold up at Riverside and urges officials to fix the recurring late arrivals of the service.
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Boston & Albany
Boston
Worcester
Boston &Albany
Riverside
Charles H. Price
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