Lawrence Protests I W W Parade Amid Flags and Bunting
In Lawrence on Oct 4 residents displayed American flags as a patriotic protest against last Sunday's I W W parade with red banners. The meeting that night condemns the insult to the American banners and notes rising hostility toward I W W leaders, with an uncertain outcome. Roosevelt in long session on the witness stand denies promising contributors to campaign funds and says he ordered improper contributions returned.
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Lawrence
Roosevelt
I W W members rally behind flags amid tensions in city
Threats and suspicions of conflict circulate as I W W leaders face calls to leave. Thousands of small flags appear throughout the city sparking minor clashes between citizens and mill workers, while I W W organizers urge peaceful conduct and flag wearers.
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I. W. WW
William D. Haywood
Jewelry Thefts At Vendome Hotel Inferred Inside Job
A theft at the Vendome Hotel targeted Mrs. Frederick C. Sharon of Kansas City in Suite 358. Valuables including diamond bracelets cuff buttons and a crescent breast pin valued around 2500 were taken while she dined for about 80 minutes, the door left ajar. Police suspect trusted access and familiarize with the suite.
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Kansas City
Sharon
Beaten by Gang at City Hall Station Scene
Dennis Hayden and Thomas J. Murray were assaulted by six youths near Hanover and Washington streets. Police arrested Edward McIntosh Carl Chapman and Carl Sevenson on highway robbery charges with assault and battery for Murray. Hayden and Murray identified injuries and the incident concluded at City Hall avenue station.
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Dennis Hayden
Perkins
Melorse Highlands
Thomas J. Murray
Harold Street
Roxbury
Murray
City Hall Avenue
Hayden
Edward F. McIntosh
Thatcher Street
Cornelius Chapman
Carl Sevenson
Powers Court
Hanover
Washington Streets
McIntosh
Driscoll
Swartz and Wilson Wed Quietly in Putnam Conn
Miss Jeska Swartz, Boston Opera Company contralto, wed Arthur Wilson Boston Globe critic in Putnam Conn. The elopement plan remained secret until after the bride departed Boston to join the Alice Nielsen concert company touring Toronto on October 7.
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Jeska Swartz
Boston Opera Company
Arthur Wilson
Boston Globe
Putnam, Conn
Dr. Sargent
Congregational Church
Boston
Alice
Boston-bound wedding couple resume journey after ceremony
Immediately after their marriage the couple took a return train for Boston. Mrs Wilson had appointments with her dressmaker and a rehearsal of the opera company. Miss Swartz, a leading Bos ton Opera Company contralto, has sung major roles in French and Italian works.
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Boston
Harriman Declares No Funds Raised for Him
Harriman testifies he did not raise funds for Roosevelt bid and admits holding conferences with Archbold. Loeb testifies that Bliss said Standard Oil did not contribute to the Roosevelt fund.
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Harriman
Archbold
Loeb
Bliss
Standard Oil
Roosevelt
Roosevelt defends campaign funds under Senate inquiry
Theodore Roosevelt testifies for three and a half hours before a Senate committee defending his administration and campaign against charges of improper fund solicitations. He denies soliciting money, rejects a $100,000 Standard Oil donation claim, and cites Harriman funds as for New York state only.
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Washington
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Senate
John D. Archbold
Standard Oil Company
Republican
Harriman
Roosevelt
J. P. Morgan
George R. Sheldon
New York State
Roosevelt Arrives As Committee Session Opens Amid Cheers
Colonel Roosevelt enters the committee room ten minutes early to a cheering crowd as policemen form a line of more than a thousand, with about a hundred seats filled in the small chamber. The scene unfolds during the committee session.
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Roosevelt
Twombly at 27 School Street
Writer designer illustrator of advertising that pays. Powerful human interest character ads and booklets. Tel Main 7087.
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Twombly
School Street
Tel
Fire Drives Families to Street as Horses Are Rescued
A two alarm blaze at A. H. Proctor & Co. hay and grain sheds on 8 Cambridge Street East Cambridge drove three families to the street. A large number of horses were saved as the fire threatened a wider conflagration around 11 30 last night.
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A. H. Proctor & Co
Cambridge Street
East
Cambridge
Fire Destroys Proctor Grain Store and Nearby Tenement
Flames starting at the Proctor grain store spread to a three story tenement and the E C Sawyer lumber yard. The blaze caused an estimated 25000 in losses though the fire department contained the fire after a second alarm was sounded. Families of Jacob Belcher Frederick Belcher and Joseph Vincenzo lived in the affected tenement.
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E. C. Sawyer & Co
Proctor
Jacob Belcher
Frederick Belcher
Joseph Vincenzo
Weather Outlook for Boston Area Weekend
Fair conditions are forecast for Boston and nearby areas with a likely dry Saturday and Sunday. Temperatures show little change and winds remain moderate and variable across the two days.
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Boston
New England
Washington
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