Putative double blamed in North End stabbing
Giuseppe Reno of Laconia street Juynn is held on stabbing Michele Oriola of North street through the neck in a North End affray. Oriola is listed on the dangerous list at Nelief Station and Reno, taken in Quincy by Sergeant Ridlon and Officer Frazer, greeted them with a smile on arrival. He admits a six month sentence for assault last year but says he was later found innocent.
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Giuseppe Reno
Laconia Street
Juynn
Michele Oriola
North Street
Oriola
Nelief
Reno
Quincy
Ridlon
Frazer
Ianover Street
Funeral services for Carl P. Cubberly in Malden
Funeral services for Carl P. Cubberly of 81 Cedar Street Malden were held at the First Universalist Church Malden. The Rev. Charles L Noyes of Somerville and Rev. Richard Eddy Sykes led the service. Masonic rites were by Worshipful Master S Hale Baker Stirling Lodge. Delegations from Malden Lodge Elks Knights of Pythias Malden Club and other associations attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl P. Cubberly
Cedar Street
Malden
First Universalist Church
Charles L. Noyes
Somerville
Richard Eddy Sykes
S. Hale Baker
Stirling Lodge of Masons
Malden Lodge of Elks
Knights of Pythias
Malden Club
Universalist churches report big attendance rise
Attendance and interest grew beyond leaders' expectations across the state on the second Sunday of the Universalist evangelism campaign. Sermons centered on "The Spiritual Leadership of Jesus Christ," a core Universalist belief, in all Universalist churches yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus Christ
Churches See Attendance Rises Across State Campaign
Statewide church attendance climbed 2 percent to as high as 40 percent in many congregations. Leaders call the campaign a success and ministers expect further growth in upcoming sermons.
Police Seize Carload of Whiskey In Seattle
Seattle police seized and destroyed a carload of liquor consisting of more than 13 000 pint bottles and two 50 gallon barrels. The liquor supposedly headed for Petersburg Alaska appears aimed at Seattle sale.
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Seattle
Wash
Petersburg
Alaska
Labor Meeting News Boosts Abrahams Campaign
Over 110000 registered voters will soon receive a circular from the Abrahams committee outlining at least a dozen reasons for supporting Henry Abrahams for the school committee. The circular argues his election would secure organized labor representation on the panel.
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Ivery
Henry Abrahams
Abrahams
Socialist Labor candidate claims workers can end war
Arthur E. Reimer of Appleton street, candidate for President, told a Paine Hall audience that only the working class can prevent war. He framed war as capitalists versus workers and urged rallying behind the slogan No country worth defending.
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Arthur E. Reimer
Socialist Labor Party
Paine Hall
Appleton Street
Plan to circulate Abrahams candidacy in Boston unions
P Harry Jennings, chairman of the Abrahams committee of 30, announced plans at Boston labor union meetings. He said the circular would be distributed citywide and that rallies would be held in every city section in late November and up to the election eve in December.
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P. Harry Jennings
Abrahams’ Committee of 30
Boston
Jennings
Mr. Abrahams
Mansfield Indorses and McCall Vote Controversy debated
Bath Department Employees Union condemns Governor McCall for allegedly pressuring the Senate to tighten civil service efficiency laws. Mansfield's gubernatorial bid is endorsed, with John F. Fitzgerald backed for U.S. Senate. Three new members admitted and $35 approved for sick benefits.
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McCall
Senate
Bath Department Employees’ Union
Phoenix Hall
Frederick W. Mansfield
John F. Fitzgerald
United States
Postoffice Clerks Name Officers and Admit Carriers
At Boston Local 100 meeting of the National Federation of Postoffice Clerks held at the Quincy House yesterday afternoon the union voted to admit carriers to membership. Elected officers include President James H. Waters and Vice President John A. Kelley with others named for secretary financial secretary treasurer sergeant at arms and trustees. Delegates to the Boston Central Labor Union were also chosen along with several trustees.
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Boston
National Federation of Postoffice Clerks
Quincy House
James H. Waters
John A. Kelley
Michael FE. Sullivan
Joseph M. Regan
Martin A. Cady
Albert L. Wrench
Boston Central Labor Union
Peter B. O'Neil
Ralph M. Clogston
Albert
Goldberg
Joseph Co
O’connell
Reginald
Simpson
John J. McDevitt
William J. O’hare
George Dillon
James Daley
John T. Cassidy
Grocery Clerks Gather for Tonight's Union Meeting
An open mass meeting for organizing will be held tonight in Wells Memorial Hall at 987 Washington Street by Grocery & Provision Clerks Union 1318. The scale committee will report on conference talks with employers. Speakers include P. Harry Jennings Boston Central Labor Union president E. I. Baker international president and R. K. Marshall international organizer.
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Wells Memorial Hall
Washington Street
Grocery & Provision Clerks’ Union
P. Harry Jennings
Boston Central Labor Union
E. I. Baker
Clerks
R. K. Marshall
Union actions at coal wharf and bartenders discipline
Coal Teamsters and Chauffeurs' Union 68 formed a committee led by John J. Fenton John H. Lynch and John F. English to probe alleged violations at a North Cambridge coal wharf. The Amalgamated Sheet Metal Workers International Alliance leader John J. Hines urged organizing drives at a Massachusetts district council gathering. Winston Bartenders' Union 77 fined a member for patronizing a non union shop and suspended 36 others indefinitely for rule infractions.
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Cambridge
Union 68
John J. Fenton
John H. Lynch
John F. English
John J. Hines
Amalgamated Sheet Metal Workers’ International Alliance
Massachusetts District Council of Sheet Metal Workers
Quincy House
Winston
Union 77
Arrested on Honeymoon Burns Desertion Charge
Chelsea police arrested Corporal Charles J. Burns of I Company Ninth Massachusetts Regiment, stationed at El Paso Texas, on a U S telegram. He recently returned from a weeklong wedding trip to his bride Miss Augusta Parow of East Boston after a church ceremony at Sacred Heart Church.
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United States Army
Charles J. Burns
I Company
Ninth
Massachusetts Regiment
el Paso
Texas
Chelsea
United States
Congress Avenue
Augusta Parow
Falcon Street
East Boston
Sacred Heart Church
Burns
No War Without Workingmen Unity Says Socialist Speaker
A Socialist speaker argued that war could be prevented only by workers organizing against capitalism. He blamed capitalists for war, urged international working-class solidarity, and claimed prosperity from the war would aid Wilson’s re election. He cited a wartime prayer and noted Bulgaria’s entry shifted the conflict.
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Workers
Europe
Socialist Labor Party
Bulgaria
Wilson
Massachusetts Sunday School Association to Meet in Boston
The 27th annual meeting will be at the People's Temple and First Presbyterian Church on Columbus Avenue and Berkeley Street starting Oct 11. Plans shifted from Holyoke due to infantile paralysis with $370,000 raised toward Massachusetts share of a $500,000 pension fund for retired Episcopal clergy. Reginald Hardcastle enters Society of St John the Evangelist as postulant at St Francis House Cambridge. Rev H S Wilkinson of Newton Centre to address Boston Methodist preachers on aftershocks of the San Francisco earthquake. Universalist Sabbath School Union of Greater Boston outlines October activities focusing on Sunday school recruitment.
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People’s Temple
First Presbyterian Church
Columbus Avenue
Berkeley Street
Holyoke
Massachusetts
Reginald Hardcastle
Society of St. John the Evangelist
St. Francis’ House
Winthrop Street
Cambridge
H. S. Wilkinson
Newton Centre
Boston Methodist
San Francisco
Wilkinson
Universalist Sabbath School Union of
Greater Boston
Jealous Husband Kills Wife in Ambler Area Tragedy
William Howell Ellis killed his wife and mortally wounded himself at their home Hollyhock Bethlehem Turnpike and Bannockburn Avenue Ambler area. Police say a jealous rage driven by suspicions caused the tragedy at the prominent family home.
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Philadelphia
Penn
William Howell Ellis
Hollyhock
Bethlehem Turnpike
Bannockburn Avenue
Ambler
Tragic double shooting ends in hospital pursuit
Mrs Ellis dies instantly after her husband shoots her at home and dies by suicide. Augusta Willoughby Ellis, 7, first discovers the scene as four domestics and three children awaken to the tragedy. Mrs Ellis described as statuesque blonde about 38 with blue eyes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Howard
Gage Ellis
Frank
Augusta
Walpole Couple Wed at Blessed Sacrament Church
Ella M Hochmuth of Walpole and John J Mahar of Dorchester were married yesterday in Walpole at the Church of the Blessed Sacrament. Rev Thomas Riley performed the ceremony. After a honeymoon automobile trip the couple will reside in Dorchester.
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Ella M. Hochmuth
Walpole
John J. Mahar
Dorchester
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
Thomas Riley
MASS CONSTITUTION GOOD SAYS LANGTRY
Albert P. Langtry declares opposition to a constitutional convention though supporting it in voting due to party pledges. He asserts Massachusetts has the best state constitution with simple amendment methods and would back the constitutional convention at election time.
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Mass. Constitution
Langtry
Massachusetts
Cource
Albert P. Langtry
Boston
Man Declared Legally Dead After 44 Years
William J. Jones, who vanished in 1872 from New Castle Pennsylvania, has been declared dead by Judge 8. P. Emery on petition by his brother Co. L. Jones of Clarksburg West Virginia. Jones left for Pittsburg in 1872 and a postdeparture letter arrived three months later. no word has reached relatives since.
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New Castle
William J. Jones
P. Emery
Co. L. Jones
Clarksburg
W. Va
Pittsburg
McMorrow to urged special session on redistricting
Former Representative William M. McMorrow of Forest Hills said he will ask Governor McCall to call a special session of the Legislature to handle redistricting. Democrats from Wards 22 and 23 planned protests after the commission merged them into one district with three representatives. McMorrow, James E. Phelan and others will seek a writ of mandamus in the Supreme Court to overturn the decision, while Joseph Leonard will seek a writ of contempt for alleged failure to follow instructions.
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William M. McMorrow
Forest Hills
McCall
McMorrow
James E. Phelan
Supreme Court
Joseph Leonard
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