Bandits Shoot Five in Cicero Saloon
Five people were wounded in a saloon robbery attempt at Louis Belmonts Cicero establishment near Chicago. A burglar was shot in the head and is not expected to recover while Policeman John Kane was fatally shot. Belmont, Millie Coller, and Fred Cobb were injured, with Coller’s nose blown off, all treated at a hospital.
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Chicago
Louis Belmont
Cicero
Here
John Kane
Belmont
Millie Coller
Fred Cobb
Gaynor Confronts Jersey Strikers Over Breakup
New York November 11 Jersey City express drivers and helpers refused to honor a morning deal with five transcontinental lines. The action revives the pre negotiations standoff with Mayor Gaynor angry and ready to bar further delays. Five hundred cab drivers joined the strike joining the fight for union recognition as Ashton and Gaynor clash over the shutdown.
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New York
Express
Jersey City
Trans
Jersey
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Hudson
Ashton
Gaynor
Honorbound offer to run wagons by police power
A speaker recounts a voluntary committee proposing an honorable agreement. If the men reject it, he vows to operate express wagons without their aid, even if every wagon is manned by policemen.
Woman Loses Hearing After Bad News in Lynn
Mrs. John Lee’s hearing failed after she was told of her husband s injury from machinery at General Electric Company. He was badly hurt and colleagues notified the family. Doctors offered cautious hope as Mrs Lee recovered from a faint and may regain hearing with care.
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Lynn
John Lee
See
Hood
Hewas
General Electric Company
Woman Tells Of Jap Wives In Askew Portrait
Mrs. Charles Park described life of Japanese wives at 585 Boylston street to the Equal Suffrage Association for Good Government. She vivid ly portrayed submission to husbands, training in jiu jitsu, pay-day drudgery, and strict social rules, noting divorce ease and wife subservience.
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Charles Park
Boylston Street
Equal Suffrage Association For Good Government
Japan
Disorderly conduct charge on street car in East Boston
Fred Gillis of Winthrop was arraigned in East Boston District Court yesterday for disorderly conduct on a street car. He was found guilty and fined for the offence.
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East Boston
Fred Gillis
Winthrop
Archbishop Will Attend Vendome Charity Whist Event
The Ladies' Catholic Club Association hosts a charity whist this afternoon at the Hotel Vendome. Archbishop O'Connell and other church leaders are expected to attend, with Mrs. James Scott Fox and Mrs. Daniel Vincent Melisaac coordinating. Proceeds support amusements for Boston’s working girls.
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Ladies’ Catholic Club Association
Hotel Vendome
Arch
Divided Fashion Choices Highlight Inlaw Rule In Japan
Mrs Park notes marriage customs restrict brides dress color choices as mothers in law influence attire. She cites a rule where if a wife wants a red hair ribbon but her mother in law prefers blue the blue wins. She adds an unusual view that in Japan there is no Sunday due to seven working days.
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Park
Japan
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Mien
Nien
Zooper
Derby
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Hanover
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Stodder
John T
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Union ST
FAD
Greater Boston
Hellis Hall Market
Arthur Gray
Thomas M. Vinson
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