New Trial Ordered for Labor Leaders in Contempt Case
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia will again try Samuel Gompers John Mitchell and Frank Morrison on contempt charges tied to the Bucks Store and Range dispute. Justice Wright overruled the statute of limitations defense and ordered the leaders to defend themselves, with time to appoint a hearing commissioner.
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Washington
Samuel Gompers
John Mitchell
Frank Morrison
Supreme Court of
District of Columbia
Wright
Supreme Court of the United States
Gompers
Mitchell and
Morrison
Idower Court
American Federation of Labor
District Supreme Court
Everett Church Receives Bequest for New Building
A bequest of 30 000 to 40 000 from Mrs. Mary Atwood of Everett was turned over to the St Paul's Episcopal Society of Malden five years after she made it. The funds will finance a church erected in memory of Everett resident Fred Parlin, the nephew of Mrs Atwood.
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Everett Church
St. Paul's Episcopal Society of
Malden
Mary Atwood
Everett
Woman killed by train at Lynn station
An unidentified woman fell from an express train from Portland as it arrived at Lynn station and was killed. Her body was so mangled that police could not provide a description.
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Lynn
Portland
Hotels and saloons debated by Woods in South End meeting
Robert A. Woods argued before the South End Improvement Society that most hotels in Boston and other Massachusetts licensing municipalities are not genuine hotels but saloons promoting immorality. The talk touched on a statewide drive to reduce drinking venues in the South End.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Robert A. Woods
South End
Speaker condemns hotel licenses used to sell more liquor
The speaker argues that licensed hotels seek hostelry privileges mainly to boost alcohol sales and urges collective action to curb the growth of dining rooms used for drinking, though he offers no specific hotel charges. He notes fewer bars but more drinking rooms not intended for dining.
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Woods
Vaughan Lectures Aids Boston St Vincent De Paul Fund
Fr Bernard Vaughan lectured at Boston College Hall on The Maid That Saved Orleans to raise funds for the St Vincent de Paul societies of the archdiocese. Delegates from Greater Boston attended along with clergy from St Mary's Lynn St James Harrison Ave St Johns Seminary Brighton and Milton. He announced a Notre Dame Alumnae reading next Monday at the Hotel Somerset and a Boston Theatre talk on Life in a London Slum after Easter.
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Boston College
Bernard Vaughan
Ss. J
London
Orleans
Joan of Arc
St. Vincent de Paul Societies
St. Vincent de Paul Society
Greater Boston
Arthur Teeling
St. Mary’s Church
Lynn
William McQuaid
St. James Church
Harrison Avenue
George J. Patterson
John G. Peterson
St. John’s Seminary
Brighton
William J. Fitzpatrick
Milton
Thomas I. Gasson
S. J
Father Vaughan
Boston
Somerset
Notre Dame Alumnae Association of
Roxbury
Copeland as a Master by Olin Downes
George Copeland, a Boston pianist, gave a remarkable Jordan Hall recital. He played Chopin and Liszt with uneven perception but with unusual imagination in the F sharp minor Polonaise middle section, and offered outstanding Debussy and modern Spanish works by Albeniz Granados and Grovlez, heard in Boston for the first time and well executed.
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George Copeland
Jordan Hall
Copeland
Chopin
Liszt
Debussy
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Maeson
George H. Mason Company
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Jason Weiler & Son Mfg
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Antwerp
Rue de Pelican
Buenos Ayres
Gaona
Ea Gs
Worcester
FR. Vaughan
Aids Society
Olin Downes
Rey
Waltham, Elgin
Hamilton, Illinois
Howard Watches
Jason Weiler &Son
the House of Kuppenheimer
Chicago
Barnum
New England
Excello
Kennedy
Kassan
Summer St
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