Rail unions amalgamate to form a new national federation
Chicago reports the United Association of Railway Employees of North America and the American Federation of Railroad Workers merge into a unified body with 160 000 members. The new constitution pledges democracy industrial unionism and efficiency while denouncing craft unionism as divisive. The merger stems from the 1920 switchmen's strike and the AF of RR's 1901 Buffalo origins.
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Chicago
United Association of Railway Employees of North America
American Federation of Railroad Workers
United Association
American Federation
Buffalo
Wrong Girl Interactions Lead to Court Suspended Sentence
In Scollay Square theatre Irene McAuliffe, a policewoman, faced a male admirer who sat beside her and patted her. The incident prompted police involvement and led to Jere Nevela receiving a two months suspended sentence at Central Court.
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Tremont Street
Irene McAuliffe
Scollay Square
Jere Nevela
Jere
Irene
Central Court
Grilling of Officer in Bedrosian Murder Case
State Officer Silas P. Smith faced cross examination over his interview with John Bedrosian in the murder trial of Jake Sarkisian in Dracut last summer. Smith described Bedrosian as not anxious to talk at a Lowell hospital and noted Bedrosian answered questions. He testified of arranging doctor observation and pulse recording after Sarkisian’s death as the case moves in East Cambridge court before Judge Nelson P. Brown.
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Silas P. Smith
John Bedrosian
Jake Sarkisian
Dracut
Edward J. Tierney
Bedrosian
Lowell
Sarkisian
Nelson P. Brown
East Cambridge
Northeastern University Club Expands to Bellevue quarters
The Northeastern University Club of Boston has grown rapidly and moved from its original rooms to larger front quarters at the Hotel Bellevue. An additional reception is planned at the Bellevue next Tuesday evening, November 21, featuring alumni of the Northeastern School of Law.
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Northeastern University Club of
Boston
Hotel Bellevue
the Bellevue
School of Law
Northeastern University
Dry forces accept def in next presidential race
Wayne B. Wheeler of the Anti-Saloon League told the National W C T U convention in Philadelphia that prohibition opponents will be met and defeated in state legislatures, Congress, national party conventions, and at the presidential polls.
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Philadelphia
United News
Wayne B. Wheeler
Anti-Saloon League
Congress
Waterfront Tide Watch and Steamer Arrivals Report
Readable fish market notes show fresh mackerel and ground fish supply with steady prices and moderate demand. The netter Anita & Bernice L landed 7,000 pounds of large mackerel. trawlers brought 208,000 pounds of ground fish. other vessels held over and sold. Foreign steamers Hydaspes and Eumerie docked with damage and cargoes. East Indian goods valued at a million dollars arrive on Bucknall Line ship Eumerie. Shipping reports warn of severe weather, delays for Norweigan and British vessels, and grain carrier Tiberton sailing to Marseilles with 264,000 bushels of wheat for the Swiss government.
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Netter Anita & Bernice L
Mary P. Goulart
Mary DeCosta
Joffre
Louise Marshall
Benjamin Wallace
Hake
Hydaspes
New York
Caplog
Bucknall Line
Eumerie
Henry Burch
Boston & Albany
East Boston
Calcutta
Colombo
Port Said
Algiers
Watsness
Buenos Ayres
Dominion Miller
Liverpool
Christiania
Gorden Mend
Grangemouth
Scotland
Ventura de Larrinaga
Tienghaw
Shipping News Arrived and Sailed in New York Port Tugs and steamers
Shipping news lists arriving steamers including City of Columbus and Indian from multiple ports and towage details. Vessels Thames, Marseilles, Havana, Naples and New York routes noted with tugs Boxer Mercury and others. Multiple barges towed and intermediate calls at Camden Me. to Fall River and Neponset Salem.
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Steamera Wataness
Smith
Buenos
Mercury
Boxer
Corkum
Newburyport
Seifert
Cape Jellison
Riverside
Hawthorne
Stroudsburg
Gloucester
New York
Thorton
Marseilles
France
San Benito
Havana
Port Simon
Tanna
Brunswick
Sagaporack
Naples
Lake Como
Melrose
Norfolk
North Land
Belfast
Bangor
St. Andrews
Philadelphia
Manor
Fall River
Charles F. Pritchard
Resolute
Monocacy
Neponset
Salem
Irene M. Davidson
Paoli
Pocono
Bucksport
Incoming Steamers and Ocean Forecast Report
The Post Marine Record lists due today and due Sunday steamers including Mexicano Christiania Arkansas Copenhagen Rothley and many more headed to ports worldwide. An upcoming forecast notes fresh westerly winds over the Grand Banks with overcast skies for steamers sailing from Boston and New York.
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Mexicano
Christiania
Arkansas
Copenhagen
Rothley
Liverpool
Casper
Buenos Ayres
Daytonian
New
Glen Ridge
Antwerp
Napierian
West Woquaseuck
Gothenburg
Kerbino
Alexandria
Coypt
Croxteth Hall
Meropi
Rosario
Montevideo
Knut Jarl
Immingham
Eng
Ventura de Larrinaga
Gorben Mendi
Grangemouth
Scot
Burgerdyk
Rotterdam
Prince Arthur
Yarmouth
N. 8
K. I
Zuckenbach
Pacific Ports
West Isleta
Baltimore
Manchester
Suffolk
Everett
Norfolk
Manmotor, Co
Shields
Kasembe
Rome
Savannah
Gloucester
Boston
New York
Europe
Grand Banks
Highland Light
Graves Light
Doraldina Praises Boston Police at Movie Ball
Doraldina, famed movie world sensation, lauded the Boston police after addressing about 2000 attendees at the Boston Arena event last night. She praised their appearance, neatness, and discipline and said they would make a hit in movies if ever cast.
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Doraldina
New York
Boston
Movie stars charm 2000 at Arena ball with New York police tone
Doraldina and fellow stars mingled with fans at the Arena, to an ovation lasting after an eight o clock appearance. Anita Stewart praised Massachusetts censorship rejection while praising wholesome films. Notables including Eugenia Gilbert and Virginia Lee joined in a starry night at the Copley Plaza Hotel with William R. Carr directing the 9 pm to 2 am ball and 80 piece orchestra.
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Doraldina
New York
New York Force
Anita Stewart
Massachusetts
New York City
Eugenia Gilbert
Mary Analyzen
Sunshine Mary
Virginia Lee
Joseph Striker
Walter Miller
Edward Earle
Copley Plaza Hotel
William R. Carr
October Auto Killings Report Lower Than Last Year
Registrar Frank A. Goodwin reports 13 automobile fatalities in October, down from 16 the prior year, with 49 adults and 29 children among the dead. Despite the slight drop, there were 75,000 more cars on the roads. Totals for the first ten months of 1922 show 477 deaths, including 282 adults and 195 children, versus 488 with 310 adults and 178 children in 1921.
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Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Frank A. Goodwin
Goodwin
Newman Lectures Open Boston Tour with Africa Pictures
E M Newman began his annual Boston visit at Symphony Hall presenting Capetown to Johannesburg. The lecture showcased Cape Town and Johannesburg regions with demonstrations of Madeiran sights, diamond mines at Kimberley, and wild animal scenes in its southern African environs.
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E. M. Newman
Boston
Symphony Hall
Newman
Funchal
Madeira Islands
Equator
Capetown
Kimberly
Johannesburg
Rutherford Divorce Reversed by High Courts
London reports that high courts reversed the Rutherford divorce decree, keeping Mrs. Rutherford tied to her husband Lieutenant Colonel Norman Cecil Rutherford who is serving a life sentence for murder. The House of Lords ruled the society girl blameless, prompting Mrs. Rutherford's remark that her cross remains hard but unavoidable.
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London
Rutherford
Fine Keeps Pace With Pocket Says Webb in Court
Joseph Webb of North Bergen New Jersey was fined 75 dollars for speeding. He asked to pay 50 then 25 then 20 over several court appearances. The judge reduced or accepted partial payments until Webb could settle the amount.
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New York
United News
Joseph Webb
North Bergen
N. J
Chevalier
Webb
Body Found on Lynn Marshes Identified
The man found dead face down in the Lynn marsh near Oak Island Revere yesterday morning was identified by his son as Matteo Caradonna 36 of 429 Hanover Street Boston. Police suspect natural causes. The body was found by Porch Lawrence a duck hunter and taken to the Northern Mortuary.
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Lynn Marsh
Oak Island
Revere
Matteo Caradonna
Hanover
Boston
Porch Lawrence
Chauffeur dies from gasoline tank explosion injuries
Sestro Tomellini a chauffeur died in a Pawtucket hospital from burns suffered when gasoline exploded after a can he carried ignited a lantern spill. His brother Antonio was with him, and remains in critical condition at the hospital.
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Pawtucket
R. I
Sestro Tomellini
Antonio
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Movie Stars
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Mrs. Norman. Rutherford
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Lynn Marshes
England
R. H. Stearns CO
U. S. Public Health Service
Nears
Materia Medica
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