Armington Coal President Dies In Auto Crash
Francis B. Armington, 45, president of the Armington Coal Company of Marblefield and a noted Essex County figure, was killed when his automobile overturned on a road near Ipswich. The car likely broke an axle, turning into a ditch and crushing him on the first overturn. His body was recovered by local motorists with Dr. Tucker pronouncing death instantaneous.
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Francis B. Armington
Armington Coal Company
Marblefield
Ipswich
Hamilton
Armington
Essex County
Mr. Armington
George Wilmanton
Manchester
Dr. Tucker
Tucker
Woman Heroically Rescues Son From Fire at Myrtle Street
Mrs. Joseph Salor raced through a smoke filled hallway at 99 Myrtle Street yesterday afternoon to save her five year old son Bernard from a fire in a small store room. She then returned and extinguished the blaze before the fire department arrived. The loss was small.
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Joseph Salor
Myrtle Street
Bernard
Salor
Disorderly on cars three fined in metropolitan courts
Albert Peterson was found guilty of disturbing a Boston Elevated surface car in Cambridge and fined 20 dollars. Peter J. Malgrew was convicted in Malden on drunkenness and disorderly conduct on a street car and fined 10 dollars. Gustave Wickstrom of Hyde Park was fined 10 dollars in West Roxbury for drunkenness after being removed from a Hyde Park car.
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Cambridge
Albert Peterson
Boston
Malden
Peter J. Malgrew
West Roxbury
Gustave Wickstrom
Hyde Park
Merchants Pressure End to New York express Strike
New York merchants press six trans continental express companies to settle the strike as 2000 cab drivers join in sympathy. Mayor Gaynor cites union non-discharge as a sticking point. Some drivers return to work amid ongoing talks while taxi attacks rise. A strike breaker is arrested with a hidden club. Magistrate O Connor voices strong indignation.
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New York
Trans-Continental Express
Merchants Association of New York
Express
Gaynor
Union
Express Companies
Merchants of New York
Francis W. Magstadt
Middletown State Hospital
O'Connor
Magstadt
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Auio
Joseph Solor
Corliss-Coon
Corliss-Coon & Co
Dra
Oitee
Boosoe
Cbs
Matpil
Lones
Ball Nation
Furl
Ora
Madras
Tike
Talking Machine Department
Talking Machine Club No. 6
Downsmece
Columbia
Talking Machine Dept
Fifth Floor
Russ
Axmins
Shiraz Ajo
Egular
Brussels
Stransky
Regina
Worth
GEM
China Department
G&d
Wall
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