British Olympic committee calls charges by Maccabe untrue and unfair
In a warm reply to recent charges by Joseph B. Maccabe of Easton, the British committee characterizes his assertion that American athletes at the Olympic games were not treated fairly as untrue and unfair.
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Joseph B. Maccabe
East N
American Olympic official accuses officials of unfairness
Mr Maccabe accused British and American officials of unfair drawing of positions swearing at American athletes illegal disqualification of a runner and fouls by English competitors The British committee labeled the charges deliberate lies and called the claims disgraceful falsehoods They said no relations to break off and that America had sought a working agreement which England declined with no current athletic ties
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Maccabe
United States
Hayes
J. E. Sullivan
Gustavus T. Kirby
Committee of Honor
Amateur Athletic Association
America
England
New York
A. A. A. of America
Harbour Fleet Faces Heavy Gale As Fish Landings Lag
Northwest gale batters New England coast curbing fish landings. Total catch about 220 500 pounds with hake cod pollock and haddock among main catches. Vessels arriving include Canopic Manitou De vonian Bisley Katterturm Leuctra Esparta. Captain Reilly sold for 2050 to Breymann Bros. and will serve as tanker for dredgers.
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Newongland
Seaconner
Ethel B. Penney
Viking
White Star
Canopic
Mediterranean
Azores
Hoosac
Red Star Line
Manitou
Antwerp
Leyland
Devonian
Liverpool
Bisley
Japan
China
Katterturm
Calcutta
Colombo
Leuctra
Buenos Ayres
Esparta
Port Limon
Costa Rica
United States
Reilly
Breymann Bros
Boston
Yarmouth
N. C
John James Powers
Gloucester
James W. Parker
William Pickering
Chelsea Creek
Thomas Potter
Saxonia
Altonia
Line
Labor Rebukes Mayor Over Contract Work In Boston
Delegates of the Boston Central Labor Union condemned city departments for contracting out work and urged the mayor to employ the unemployed for street repairs. They accused the administration of false economy and pledged to press for union labels on school books and broader municipal employment. The gathering listed numerous union representatives and appointed committees to address organizing, credentials, education, and union labeling.
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Boston Central Labor Union
City of
Boston
Fred J. Kneeland
John F. Potts
George S. Curran
John J. Hynes
Hibbard
Central Federated Union of New York
Senate
Congress
Taft
Michael A. Murphy
Henry Sterling
J. Frank O’hare
John J. Mclaughlin
Electrical Workers’ Union 108
Charles Morris
United Hatters’ Unions
Frank H. McCarthy
Cigarmakers’ Union
New England
A. F. of
James R. Crozier
Carriage and Wagon Workers’ Union
Printing Pressmen’s Union
John FE. Potts
Carpenters’ Union
John J. Barry
Theatrical Stage Employees’ Union
James A. Kenney
Musicians Protective Union
Ernest B. Connors
Electrical Workers’ Union
William J. O’neil
Teamsters’ Union
John W. Conly
Bartenders’ Union
John C. MacDonald
Elevator Constructors’ Union
Michael J. Young
Bridge and Structural Iron Workers and Housesmiths’ Union
John €. Barton
Michael F. O’brien
Street Paving Union
Dennis D. Driscoll
Horseshoers’ Union
Patrick Mahoney
Arthur M. Huddell
John F. Kennedy
Sheet Metal Workers’ Union
Edmond F. Ward
Brewery Workers’ Union
Martin T. Joyce
James J. English
Roger Baker
Coopers’ Union
Edward J. Byrnes
J. J. Cunningham
Stationary Firemen’s Union
E. M. Murray
Amalgamated Carpenters’ Branch
J. Culhane
J. Williams
Wharf and Bridge Carpenters’ Union
E. Thulin
Cabinet Makers and Mill Men's Union
George M. Gunthner
Upholsterers’ Union
H. H. Harding
Shop and
Mill Hands’ Union
H. Eliot
Roxbury Carpenters’ Union
J. Cahill
Brookline Carpenters’ Union
A. H. Fowler
Dorchester Carpenters’ Union
A. Bowers
East Boston Carpenters’ Union
Jacob Pelser
Mrs Lida McFeasters
The
Hat Trimmers’ Union
Michael F. Carlin
Brass Workers’ Union 55
C. W. Clark
the Patternmakers
BE. F. X. McCarthy
BE. Frank Moorhouse
Painters’ Union
Joseph H. Mullaney
Firemen’s Union
William <Inder
Humphrey Sullivan
Bridge and Structural Tron Workers and Housesmith’s Union
Charles KE. O’donnell
Barbers’ Union
John T. Sennett
G. Harry Dunderdale
Newspaper Writers’ Union
George E. Curran
John Ells
Bill Posters and Billers’ Union
Edward F. Connelly
Lamplighters’ Union
Thomas P. Butler
Daniel J. McDonald
Allied Printing Trades Council
James Doyle
James H. Walsh
East Poston Painters’ Union
A. P. Lipsehuitz
Bakers’ Union
George Henry
Packers’ Protective Union
Cornelius J. Driscoll
Metal Polishers, Buffers and Platers’ Union
Louis R. Sullivan
Ship, Derrick and Machinery Riggers’ Union
Joseph J. Hunt
Joseph P. McManus
Bookbinders’ Union
D. F. Brickley
Lit
Thomas Flynn
Marble Workers’ Union
Joseph Lunney
Waiters’ Union
Conrad Young
Thomas Coleman
Hardwood Finishers’ Union
Rumor of Serious Accident Aboard British Battleship
CADIZ Spain Nov 15 A rumor circulated tonight that a serious accident occurred on a British Mediterranean fleet battleship but the ship’s name was not disclosed and confirmation was not possible.
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Cadiz
Spain
Cambridge Latin Falls 40 to 0 to Quincy High
Cambridge Latin was routed by Quincy High 40 to 0 in a game dominated by substitutes from the Granite City eleven. The outcome came as a lopsided result with Cambridge Latin fading late.
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Cambridge Latin
Quincy High
Granite City
Shipping News Miniature Almanac Update
Shipping notes list numerous ships arriving and sailing from Eastport Portland Boston Yarmouth Philadelphia and New York with crews cargoes and towing barges under winter conditions. Entries include Governor Coe bb Persian Hart City of Bangor and multiple tugs and schooners with lumber and miscellaneous freight.
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Coebb
Thompson
St. John
N. B
Eastport
Portland
Boston Br
Simms
Yarmouth
N. S
Howard, Chase
Norfolk
Persian
Hart
Philadelphia
Plymouth
Hanson
Fort Johnson
R. R
Nottingham
Bennett
Salem
Mass
S. O Co
New York
S. O. Co
North America
Nelson
Edgewater
N. J
Hackensick
Maywood
Passaic
Valdar
Wind
N. W
A. W. Perry
Halifax
Hawkesbury
Charlottetown
Mongibello
Ital
Newport News
Bay City
Berkshire
Daniel Willard
Albany
Stroudsburg
Patience
Baltimore
Elk Jorden
Hampshire
Oakland
Valley Forge
Newmarket
Hants
Elizabethport
Wureka
O. Co
Watuppa
Highland Light
Fred B. Belano
Ella M. Storer
Eva A. Danenhower
Horatio Hall
Fuller C. Smith Named Vermont National Bank Examiner
ST. ALBANS Vt November 15 Word was received of the appointment of Fuller C. Smith former mayor of this city as national bank examiner for Vermont.
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ST. Albans
Fuller C. Smith
National Bank Examiner
Vermont
City contracts cited as gifts amid political influence
A state commission blasts city coal and stone crusher contracts as gifts to political allies. It criticizes untested coal purchases, lack of bills of lading, and no advertised bids. The report calls for broader bid invitations and penalties to enforce contract laws.
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Maurice Klaus
River Coal Company
Hatfield & Hilles
Daniel Doherty
Philip J. McGonagle
Common Council
George H. Battis
Board of Aldermen
Thomas Long Company
Suffolk County Grand Jury
James M. Curley
Thomas F. Curley
Henry S. Fitzgerald
Desperado Battle Kills Eight in Oklahoma Clash
Eight people are dead and ten wounded after a gunfight between James Deckard a negro desperado and Okmulgee police in Okmulgee County Oklahoma. The dead include Sheriff Edgar Robinson and Assistant Chief Henry Klabet with three unidentified negroes and two named Chapman. Wounded include Indian boy Steve Grayson Victor Farr Sioux chief and a deputy sheriff among seven others lightly hurt.
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Okmulgee
Okla
James Deckard
Edgar Robinson
Okmulgee County
Henry Klabet
Chapman
Broth
J. Deckard
Steve Grayson
Victor Farr
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Suffolk
Michael R. Murray
Boston
Catherine Murray
Boston Post
Robert Grant
Esquire
Arthur W. Dolan
Register
Deckard Killed Sheriff and Mob Burns Heavily Fortified House
A violent confrontation began at the St Louis and San Francisco station when Deckard fought an Indian boy named Steve Grayson. Deckard fled to his house as deputies arrived and opened fire killing Sheriff Robinson and multiple deputies. A mob surrounded the home, setting fires and fatally wounding Deckard as ammunition exploded in the blaze.
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St. Louis & San Francisco
Deckard
Steve Grayson
Grayson
Klaber
Robinson
ALBEE PROMOTES STOVES AND FIXTURES AT PORTION SITES
The advertisement from ALBEE at 99 Blackstone street and 55 Hanover markets stoves and furnaces with mortar and lining, claiming broad availability. It highlights extensive stock of store and office fixtures and urges buyers to equip with ALBEE stoves.
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Albee
Blackstone St
Hanover
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Romaniec
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Lenox Jewelry CO
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Canada
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Central Sq
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Co-Operative Import CO
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Lawyer Everett
School St
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People’s Credit Co
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United Candy CO
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3& Lewis
the Post
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Dover
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People’s Credit Company
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Boston Auto School
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James Coyne
M. E
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Boston School OF Telegraphy
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Moneyweight Scale CO
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Heinemann
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Putnam Ave
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American Marine Equipment CO
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Miller
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Huntington Ave
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Blue Will Ave
Contraco
Clinton, Conn
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Dept. B. P
Federal St
d&Sutt
Astrology
Smith
Typewriter Exchange
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Dodge Bros
Newburyport
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Revere House
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