Refuses to Hear Trial In Draper Strike Case
Worcester, Nov. 5. Judge John B. Ratigan declined to preside over the trial of Joseph M. Coldwell, ex leader of the Draper Company strike in Hopedale. Indicted for assault and battery, Coldwell had been convicted in a prior related offense. The case was continued to next Monday when another Superior Court justice will preside.
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Worcester
John B. Ratigan
Superior Court
Joseph M. Coldwell
Draper Company
Hopedale
Ratigan
Coldwell
Archbishop installs Koudelka as Superior bishop
In Superior Wisconsin Archbishop Mesmer of Milwaukee installs Rt. Rev. J M Koudelka as bishop of Superior to succeed Rt. Rev A F Shinner who resigned. The ceremony was attended by 100 priests six bishops and hundreds of laymen.
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Superior
Wis
Mesmer
Milwaukee
J. M. Koudelka
A. F. Shinner
Physicians Agree On Internal Baths
The most enlightened physicians including many specialists recommend and prescribe the use of the J. B. L. Cascade Nature's own Cure for Constipation. It keeps the lower intestines clean and eliminates poisons in the waste, preventing systemic dullness and biliousness. The Cascade clears the colon of all waste and is sold by Riker Jaynes drug stores in New England. Ask for the booklet Why Man of Today Is Only 50 Per Cent Efficient.
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J. B. L. Cascade
Riker-Jaynes
New England
Custody Battle Over 4-Year-Old Reed Heats Up
In Superior Court Judge Keating heard Florence A Reed contend Samuel V Reed is unfit to raise their daughter Constance Adeline Reed. She testified he drank, stole money from the child’s bank, and threatened her. Reed, married in 1907 and now divorced since 1912, denied the allegations. Judge Keating reserved his decision.
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Keating
Constance Adeline Reed
Florence A. Reed
Waverley
Samuel Victor Reed
Reed
Boston
Belmont
Kingston Street
Canna Bulb Shaped Like Owl Head Found in Malden Garden
A canna bulb from James F. Cronin of 39 Watts Street Malden is described as a freak of nature shaped like an owl head with a root resembling a perfect eye.
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James F. Cronin
Watts Street
Malden
Boss Set Clock Back With Loom Strike
Twenty nine union coat makers at a tailor shop at 42 Essex Street went on strike yesterday over the clock being moved backward. They reported at 7:30 and began work but the boss arrived late, about 8:30, according to reports.
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Essex Street
Boss Accused of Revolver Display as Strike Lifts
Workers protested when the boss allegedly set back the clock an hour on arrival and then struck. He waved a revolver in front of employees demanding return to work, prompting a walkout. The case goes to court today as unions report a timeline of hours from 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. The Garment Workers Union district council was notified, and strikers planned to return once the grievance was resolved.
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Executive Board of
Garment Workers’ Union
Coat Makers’ Union
Mayor-elect Mitchel Addresses Customs Conference
In New York on November 6 the national conference of United States custom house collectors deputy collectors and surveyors heard remarks from John Purroy Mitchel collector of the port of New York and mayor-elect of the city.
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Mitchel
New York
National Conference of
United States Custom House
John Purroy Mitchel
Port of
Elmendorf Lectures Open Series In Sym phony Hall
Dwight Elmendorf starts a winter lecture series at Symphony Hall with a talk on Ceylon. From strong advance sales, all seats are expected to be filled. Evening lecture at 8 15 p m and afternoon session at 2 30 p m tomorrow and Saturday.
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Dwight Elmendorf
Symphony Hall
Ceylon
Make Better Cough Syrup At Home With Pinex Mix
A home remedy using Pinex and Sugar Syrup claims to conquer ordinary coughs within 24 hours and aid spasmodic croup bronchial asthma and bronchitis. Mix one pint granulated sugar with a quarter pint warm water for two minutes then add 234 ounces of Pinex to a pint bottle and fill with Sugar Syrup. Guaranteed satisfaction or refund offered.
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Norway
Pinex Co
Pankhurst Forms Militant Volunteer Corps in London
Sylvia Pankhurst announced at Bow Baths in East End London the formation of a volunteer corps under Captain Sir Francis Vane to protect militant suffragettes and labor unionists, after a stratagem that hoodwinked police guarding her speech.
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London
Sylvia Pankhurst
Bow Baths
East End
Sir Francis Vane
Luncheon Meeting Ends in Stampede at Lansbury Home
Miss Zeke Emerson of Jackson presided as police surrounded George Lansbury’s residence amid protests by militants. Sylvia Pankhurst appeared at the baths, a tense chase ensued to Bethnal Green, and a clash left several injured as police used clubs and bystanders fought back.
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Zeke Emerson
Jackson
Mich
George Lansbury
Lansbury
Sylvia Pankhurst
Bethnal Green
Daisy Lansbury
Miss Pankhurst
Mr. Lansbury
Francis Vane
Francis
Edward Carson
East
Trolley Car Kills Woman in Providence Incident
Mrs. Lillian L. Lewis of Hartford Conn was struck by a trolley car while crossing a street to a theatre in Providence R I and died at a hospital three hours later. Motorman Harry Stathakis was arrested after the accident. Mrs. Lewis was visiting her sister Mrs. Friedrichs. The account includes details of witnesses and scene.
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Providence
R. I
Lillian L. Lewis
Hartford
Roosevelt Receives Cheerful Argentina Welcome at Legation
Colonel Roosevelt met with acting President Dr. de la Plaza for about an hour and was escorted back to the legation by 500 Boy Scouts as crowds cheered the United States. He thanked the people from the legation balcony and later spoke on mutual respect among American nations. He attended a reception hosted by the American colony that evening.
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Buenos Ayres
Roosevelt
de la Plaza
Legation
United States
Milwaukee reform leader cites unfit homes in charity report
Mrs. Catherine L. Van Wycke, president of Wisconsin charity conference, concludes her annual report at the convention saying some homes justify desertion by husbands. She notes conditions seen in La Crosse and Wisconsin.
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LA Crosse
Wis
Catherine L. van Wycke
Milwaukee
State Conference On Charities and Corrections
Governor Works Road In North Carolina On Good Roads Day
Governor Craig arrived in Asheville from Raleigh and immediately donned overalls to work on a scenic road in observance of the Good Roads Day proclamation. Hundreds join the effort while several neighboring governors did not attend.
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Asheville
N. C
Craig
Raleigh
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