Stranger Gets Tickets In Boston World Series Night
Joe Chisholm of North Pond Vermont appeared before Judge Fallon in the South Side District Court after being found asleep on the Commonwealth docks while trespassing Monday night. He said he had secured advance tickets and planned to tell how they play ball in the big city. The judge warned him to wait until the World Series is played in North Pond and avoid the city again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Chisholm
North Pond
Fallon
South Sie District Court
Commonwealth Docks
Chisholm
Boston
J. B. Corbett
Smithfield Road
North
Providence
Corbett
Grace Hale
Longmeadows
Lorenz
Knightsville
Kiernan
Phenix
Worenz
Sanford Burton, Jr
North Rovidence
Burton
Fountain Street
Albert KE. Nickerson
West Park Street
Sanford Burton
City
Elmwood
Regulation of Monopoly vs Regulation of Competition Debate
Boston Economic Club heard five speakers on limiting monopoly without killing competition. Brandeis urged vigorous corporation regulation to curb price cutting and secrecy, Hapgood warned against socialist drift, Zeublin cited wasteful competition and urged openness, Johnson framed the private public boundary, and the event highlighted that large trusts stifle efficiency and hinder innovation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Economic Club of
Boston
Louis D. Brandeis
Norman Hapgood
Collier’s
Harvey N. Shepard
Boston Bar
Lewis J. Johnson
Harvard
Charles Zueblin
Winchester
American House
Mayor Presses Granite City Hall Annex Despite Commission
Mayor Fitzgerald plans a granite City Hall annex against the Finance Commission recommendation for Indiana limestone. He will seek favorable advice and push for a substantial appropriation increase to fund his plan, which must pass the city council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzgerald
City Hall
Finance Commission
Danderine Claims Quick Thick Hair Growth and Dandruff Cure
A 25 cent bottle of Knowlton's Danderine promises heavy, soft hair with gloss and no dandruff within ten minutes. It claims two weeks of use yields new fine hair all over the scalp and asserts it is the only sure hair grower, dandruff destroyer, and itch relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knowlton
Lorenz Holds State in Terror Across Rhode Island
In Providence Rhode Island on October 8 a manhunt intensified for Ernest Wilhelm Lorenz the escaped inmate and killer while holdups and assaults ripple statewide. Police report sightings from Merino Flats to Knightsville as guards flood the area and a threatening letter to Sanford Burton Jr emerges, suggesting Lorenz’s continued menace.
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Providence
R. I
Ernest Wilhelm Lorenz
Sanford Burton, Jr
Lorenz
Rache
Pothier
Merino Flats
Piano Men Turn Down 1 W. W. Plea
At Faneuil Hall last evening 400 members of the Piano Workers Union rejected an appeal by I W W organizers William D Haywood Elizabeth Gurley Flynn and Carl Tresca to affiliate with the big industrial unions. The meeting ended without any union affiliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William D. Haywood
Elizabeth Gur Jey Flynn
Carl Tresca
Piano Workers’ Union
Faneuil Hall
American Federation of Labor
Frank H. Murray
Makers’ Union
A. F. of L
Elizabeth Gurley Flynn
Labor meeting on I W W and AFL roles in piano industry
Disputes marked the gathering as workers debated joining the I W W or organizing industrially with AFL guidance. Elizabeth Gurley Flynn urged workers to unite inside factories to challenge bosses, while Haywood attacked AFL as a political lobby. Speakers included Murray Balem and others.
Harko Suits Advertises Hand Tailored Menswear
A newspaper ad promotes Harko suits and overcoats with prices highlighted at 12.50, urging shoppers not to pay 25 elsewhere. The notice lists S. H. Harrison Co. at 662 672 Washington Street as the retailer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harko
S. H. Harrison Co
Washington Street
Parade Set to Bar I W W Members and Demand Hats Off
Lawrence October 8 A Columbus Day parade committee plans an arch over a main street through which spectators must remove hats as a public display of opposing I W W methods. No I W W member with a button will be allowed in the parade, though some may still participate across organizations. Labor followers are expected to curb militant aims believed to be planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Hapgood
Mr. Shepard
Stanley Report
Carnegie Company
Zeublin
Ingvar Paulsen
Murray
Haywood
A. F. of L
Congress
Scanlon
Protest The I W W Influence Strains City Parade
Street clashes heighten tensions as protesters aim to block I W W participation in the Columbus Day parade. Mayor Scanlon suggests 500 guards to remove organization buttons while opponents urge diplomacy and prayer over demonstration.
Coroner Rules Vanderbilt Road Was Too Narrow for Safety
Milwaukee the coroner s jury in the David Bruce-Brown auto death case found the roadway near the Vanderbilt race was too narrow for safe passage. The verdict cites the ditch accident that killed the driver prior to the race last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
David Bruce-Brown
Massachusetts temperance union closes big prohibition rally
The 39th annual convention of the Massachusetts Christian Temperance Union ended with a large crowd at Tremont Street Methodist Episcopal Church. National lecturer Mrs. Mary Harris Armor of Eastman Georgia denounced the liquor traffic in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Christian Temperance Union
Tremont Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Mary Harris Armor
Eastman
Georgia
United States
Woman delivers fiery Boston address condemning liquor trade
The speaker arrived from her home and received a ten minute ovation before denouncing alcohol as a physician aided evil. She urged government action to end liquor traffic, proposed pensions for disabled drinkers and families, and criticized high Massachusetts liquor licenses. Memorial services and fourteen brief addresses followed, with reports on temperance work and youth groups.
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Boston
United States
South
Massachusetts
Mildred H. Spooner
Easton
W. E. Birdsall
Newton
Janette H. Knox
Augusta R. Brigham
Malden
Abby Rolfe
Concord
Ada M. Bisbee
South Middleboro
Young People’s Branches
Loyal Temperance Legion
Mary Frances Willard Anderson
Hellen G. Rice
Revenue Cutters Refloat Four-Master off Nauset
The four-masted schooner Charles A Campbell, ashore on the outside bar off Nauset, was towed off by revenue cutters Gresham of Boston and Acushnet of Woods Hole. The coal laden vessel was en route from Perth Amboy to Boston when grounded.
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Charles A. Campbell
Nauset
Gresham
Boston
Acushnet
Woods Hole
Perth Amboy
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Big City
Vermont
Plymouth
Fleisher
Dresden
Saxony
Germantown
S. B
B. W. Fleisher
Philadelphia
York
N. Y
Mary Case
E. 108Th St
New York City
Resinol Chem. Co
Saltinaes
Wilson Brothers Scollay Sq
Chee
Ogeel
Bay Milkman
Wilson Brothers
Batrance
Shepard
Boards
Brandeis
Carnegie
England
Germany
Belgium
Steel Trust
Flagler
Swift and Beef
Carnegie and Frick
Johnson
William H. Lincoln
Club
Plymouth Mills
Bedford-Willis Company
Essex Street
Mass
Curtis Safe
Fla
Mr. Whiddon
Yours Truly
Rhode Island
Ida Sukawana
Cranston
Comstock
Dugaway Hill
State Institution
William Brightman
Phenix Avenue
Wayland Avenue
Loreng
W.W
Hisses
Federation
Carl Meccea
John J. Balem
Ettor- Giovannitt
John T. Cahill
Lawrence
Salem
Ettor
Giovannitti
Caruso
Vincent St. John
W.C.T.A
Revenue Cutters
Charles II
PAINE
Furniture
Canal Street
North Station
Haymarket Square
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