Heckling of Antis Begins in Newburyport Rally
In Newburyport on September 30 anti-suffragists led two flying squadrons through ten towns. Mrs. A J George of Brookline predicted a decisive anti victory on November 2 in Massachusetts. The campaign toured Methuen Merrimac Amesbury Salisbury and more with plans to cover Ipswich West Boxford Topsfield Beverly Hamilton Essex Rockport and Gloucester.
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Sunday Post Beats on After-Dinner Stories Wit of the Day
The upcoming Sunday Post promises to publish after-dinner stories highlighting the day’s wit. Readers can expect light humorous pieces and quick sketches aimed at entertaining a broad audience.
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Detained Palestinian Family Paroled to Attend Services in Boston
A detained immigrant family from Palestine aboard the steamer Canopic was paroled in Boston to observe religious holidays at Sharey Jerusalem Synagogue. The Horetsky family, with five grandchildren, faced exile and hardship after their home in Perelaz and later Palestine were disrupted by war and Turkish rule.
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Rev Richard W Williams editor of Iron Age dies
The Rev Richard W Williams editor of the Iron Age since 1883 died at his Glenridge New Jersey home after a long illness. He was a Union Theological Seminary graduate and earlier pastor of the Reformed Dutch Church in Canajoharie New York from 1870 to 1883.
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Owner of Pool Room Gets Life for Murder
Isaac Suliman or Suliman Yousen Hassen of Biddeford was sentenced to life in Thomaston for the Jan. 4 murder of Napoleon Henry, a Biddeford baker, who was shot when he tried to take possession of Sulman's pool room leased for a bakery business.
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Boy Valued as suspect in hatchet attack on elder man
The New Bedford police believe 7 year old An tone Pina lured 83 year old Louis Pildas into a cellar and hacked him with a hatchet. Pildas is in critical condition at St Luke's Hospital after multiple wounds and a skull fracture. Henry Sousa, 7, a neighbor boy, witnessed parts of the incident.
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Young J. D. to Submit Labor Plan
John D. Rockefeller Jr. announced a broad democratic labor plan to be presented to Colorado Fuel and Iron Company officers and Pueblo employees on Saturday. The meeting will include Rockefeller, key company officials, mine superintendents, and grievance representatives from Colorado camps, with 50 to 60 men expected.
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No Attack on Union Labor Detailed by Rockefeller
Mr Rockefeller stated during a meeting that he would not reveal in advance the industrial plan developed with W MacKenzie King and J F Welborn and other officers. He insisted the plan was not an attack on union labor. He recalled the 1913 strike stance that workers could choose to join a union or work on their own terms.
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Rockefeller on unions and employment policy in 1914 inquiry
In remarks to the congressional strike investigation committee, John D. Rockefeller argued workers who did not join a union should not be forced to accept union terms. He asserted he would consider recognizing the United Mine Workers only if it served the common good, and promoted a democratic plan that included all workers regardless of union membership.
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Burns Seeks New City Charter Plan B Aldermen System
Former Representative James D. Burns filed with the city clerk a petition demanding repeal of the current city charter and substitution of Plan B. The petition seeks a city government with a Mayor and 11 aldermen, and Burns has gathered about 29000 signatures since starting Tuesday.
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New Orleans Faces 2 Million Dollar Storm Loss
Official estimates put New Orleans property damage from the previous day’s storm at about 2 million dollars with seven deaths and at least 150 injuries. Downtown windows and storefronts were shattered as signs and glass fell, leaving scarcely any intact plate glass in the area.
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Damaging hurricane strikes city with widespread destruction
Signs and debris litter streets as hundreds of structures lose roofs or collapse. The Cumberland Telephone Company exchange reports 15 injured workers, mostly girls, when east front windows shattered. Weather bureau records wind speeds from 120 to 130 mph for a minute between 5 30 and 6 last night, with sustained 56 mph around 5 40 pm. The hurricane raged over the city for more than seven hours at high velocity.
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