No-License Club Formed by 31 Allied Building Trades Unions
Business agents of 31 unions in the Allied Building Trades formed a no-license club. The club plans to present its work for ratification at a Greater Boston Carpenters District Council meeting tonight. About 18,000 workers are in the Allied Building Trades, and no-license sentiment worries other labor circles. Carpenters leaders say they will push Boston into the no-license column regardless of other unions' positions.
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Allied Building Trades
Greater Boston Carpenters’ District Council
Carpenters
Boston
Recording Secretary Voices No License Move Amid Union Turf War
Joseph Twomey of the Carpenters' District Council outlines moral and practical reasons for opposing liquor sales. He cites non union hires by liquor dealers and declares readiness against the Trade Union Liberty League. He questions ties between Total Abstinence Society and license advocates.
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Joseph Kr. Twomey
Carpenters’ District Council
Trade Union Liberty League
Total Abstinence Society
Carpenters
Rict Council
Morgan
Wharf and Bridge Carpenters’ Union
Edwin JF. Cgraves
Ticket speculators fined five dollars each in court
Six speculators arrested Saturday night for selling theater tickets were found guilty yesterday by Judge Dowd in police court and fined five dollars apiece. They paid the fines.
How To Get Rid Of Dandruff Hair Treatment Ad
An advertisement promotes a home remedy to remove dandruff and prevent hair loss. It suggests mixing bay rum Barbo Compound glycerine and water, applied daily for two weeks then biweekly, claiming it also darkens gray hair and improves hair texture.
Eastern Dog Club Opens Show in Mechanics Building
Hundreds of dogs including famous entrants arrived in Boston for the Eastern Dog Club show. The event opens today at Mechanics Building with entries from across the country.
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Eastern Dog Club
Boston
Mechanics Building
Alf. Delmont
New York
Canine Exhibition Attracts Near Thousand Entries
Nearly 1000 dogs of many colors sizes and kinds gather for a major local show. Notables include Ben Lewis with 386 dogs from Lansdowne Pa and pup Bob White Carmen in multiple novice classes. Judges led by Vernon Castle plan a Society Day with rings listing breeds and entries.
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Ben Lewis
Lansdowne
Penn
Lewis
Mr. Lewis
Bob White
Carmen
Alf Delmont
New York
Thomas W. Lawson
Mr. Delmont
Europe
New Brunswick
N. J
Astern Pennsylvania
Otto W. Lehman
Chicago
Philadelphia
Chesney
Vickery Kennels
M. E. Hardy
Mason
Falling Off in Deer Kill in the Bay State
State fish and game officials report deer hunting this open season yielded 928 deer killed, down from 1312 in 1914, with 15 deer wounded but not killed. The finest head was claimed by J. R. Kelso of Williamsburgh.
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Bay State
Fish and Game
J. R. Kelso
Williamsburgh
Record Deer Harvest Totals and Notable Antler Points
A 255 pound ten point buck stands near the largest antlers on record, with another Montana buck at 13 points. Edward Dubrey of Athol killed the heaviest deer this year at 400 pounds, while the smallest recorded was a 75 pound doe shot by John Robinson of Dudley.
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Montana
Edward Dubrey
Athol
John Robinson
Dudley
Police Escort Set for Lieutenant Barry Funeral
Superintendent Michael H Crowley announced the escort for Lieutenant Henry F Barry of the Hanover street station who died Saturday Services at St Johns Church Roxbury will be at 10 this morning Captain Patrick F King will oversee arrangements The escort includes Lieutenants Hurley and McDevitt Murphy and 24 patrolmen from multiple stations Pall bearers are Lieutenants Dobbyn McConnell ONeil Murphy Skillings Watkins and body bearers are Sergeants Donovan McTiernan Mosher King Fisher Kneeland Crowley and OMeary expected to attend}
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Michael H. Crowley
Henry F. Barry
Hanover Street
St. Johns Church
Blue Hill Avenue
Roxbury
Patrick F. King
Joseph Hurley
James McDevitt
John Murphy
Back Bay
City Hall Avenue
LaGrange Street
Barry
John Dobbyn
Arthur B. McConnell
Philip O'Neil
Daniel Murphy
Fields Corner
Perley Skillings
Joy Street
James Watkins
Donovan and McTiernan
Mosher
King
Dana Fisher
Roxbury Crossing
Perley Kneeland
Crowley
Stephen O’meary
Youthful Hunter Killed by Own Gun
Meriden New Hampshire November 22 George Hersey a 15 year old hunter was killed today by the accidental discharge of his shotgun He had joined a party of boys to shoot rabbits at the time of the tragedy.
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Meriden, N. H
George Hersey
Discarded Notions in Retailing
The piece rebuts fake value quotes and “something-for nothing” offers. It notes stores shifting to honest pricing and promotes a Thanksgiving message of fair value, highlighting Live Store as offering genuine bargains with no exaggeration. It claims a fast growing clothing business in America and largest in New England without misrepresentation.
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America
New England
Family in Old Shack Revealed in Waltham Court
In Waltham District Court Mrs. Pauline Robinson and her two children were arraigned on a neglect charge after she and the kids, four year old and two, sought shelter in a disused carpenter shop on Union Street. She says her husband deserted her a year ago and she could barely earn food until the State Board of Charity intervened, sending the children to a Boston institution while the mother is to be cared for by the Waltham Overseers of the Poor.
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Waltham
Pauline Robinson
Robinson
Union Street
State Board of Charity
Boston
Morgan Recovers From Appendicitis Operation
Nov 22. J P Morgan returned to his city home from Glen Cove Long Island where he had been recuperating after an appendicitis operation. He is reported to have completely recovered and will return to his desk later in the week.
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New York
J. P. Morgan
Glen Cove
L. I
Morgan
Former Manufacturer Found Dead in Waltham Shack
Frederick Elliot, 72, once proprietor of a knitting factory in Waltham, was found in a shack on School street after exposure. He died yesterday at the City Home where he had been placed in serious condition days earlier.
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Frederick Elliot
Waltham
School Street
Victory for Age Pensions in State Election
The State election recorded 23 691 yes and 6 071 no on adopting non contributory Old age Pensions. The Post corrected a misprint favoring contributory pensions and the result is seen as a major victory for non contributory pension advocates, guiding legislators elected from affected districts.
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Post
400 Families to Get Thanksgiving Dinners
About 400 families in Greater Boston will receive Thanksgiving baskets from the Volunteers of America. Baskets will be distributed from Mission Hall at 39 Howard Street, with dinners served at the Woman's Home on 80 Warrenton Street and in Malden.
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Greater Boston
Volunteers of America
Mission Hall
Howard Street
Warrenton Street
Malden
Man Charged in Hanover Murder Case
Vincenzo Faruzzo 38 of 68 Charter street was arrested on a warrant by Sergeant John Corcoran and Patrolman Joseph Ferrari for implication in the murder of Collegio Lamonico of 76 Charter street on Sunday night.
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Vincenzo Faruzzo
Charter Street
John Corcoran
Joseph Ferrari
Hanover Street
Collegio Lamonico
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Ring 4
Haley Fiske
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F. Louis Hauptner
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