National union urges study of court decree in Kentucky
George L. Berry international president of the International Printing Pressmen and Assistants Union calls all members to read and study the recent decree issued by federal judge A. M. J. Cochran seated in Kentucky in a significant case.
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International Printing Pressmen ‘and Assistants’ Union
George L. Berry
A. M. J. Cochran
Kentucky
International Printing Pressmen and Assistants’ Union of North America
United States
International Union
Court injures union rights in pressmen case
Subordinate Chicago Pressmen's Union No 3 sought to enjoin the International Pressmen's Union from suspending or disciplining any unit over war fund dues. Judge Cochran ordered a large fee to the Chicago union attorneys and restricted use of international funds, triggering debate over free press and the powers of voluntary organizations.
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International Pressmen’s Union
Chicago Printing Pressmen’s Union 3
International Union
Chicago
Pressmen’s Union
Chicago Pressmen’s Union No. 3
Cochran
Chicago Union
Cereal Meal Promises Relief From Childhood Constipation
A dated testimonial promotes Cereal Meal as a natural laxative aid to regular bowels. The letter describes dramatic improvement for Mrs B after long childhood constipation and criticizes standard laxatives. The ad claims guaranteed results, nationwide availability, and refunds if unsatisfied.
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S. 8S. Pierce Co
Boston
Dorchester dry goods owner suspected of chloroform poisoning
George C. Tedford, 73, proprietor at 878 Washington Street, Dorchester, told his wife he would sleep and return. She found him at the cellar stairs with an overcoat over his head and a quart bottle of chloroform in his hands. He was taken to City Hospital with chronic heart trouble and chloroform poisoning. physicians say recovery is possible.
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George C. Tedford
Washington Street
Dorchester
Tedford
OBrien Green Wedding Amid Fire at Alleged Thief
The wedding of Sara A Green to Dr Frederick W OBrien proceeds at St Alban's Brookline with a large contingent of family and friends traveling from Boston New York and Detroit. Separately Boston police pursue and capture Joseph H Downey after a half mile chase and bridge jump ending in larceny arrest by Chelsea patrolman William O'Connor.
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Sara A. Green
Richard T. Green
Powell Street
Brookline
Frederick W. O’brien
Marlboro Street
St. Alban’s Church
John R. McCool
St. John’s Church
Cambridge
Commonwealth Country Club
M. Thomas Green
Thomas F. Broderick
Boston
Mary Broderick
Joan Doyle
New York
Henry X. Kelley
John B. Cummings
Fall River
Redmond J. Doherty
Tufts College
Boston College
Boston Post
Washington
Detroit
Harrisburg
Brookne
Joseph H. Downey
School Street
Walpole
Charlestown-Chelsea Bridge
William O'Connor
Chelsea
Canonization of St. Gabriel Celebrated at Brighton Monastery
Several hundred attended the outdoor high mass at the Brighton monastery to honor St. Gabriel patron of the Passionist community. Father Justin gave papal benediction, a relic was venerated, and Father Stanislaus of Pittsburgh preached on resisting contemporary temptations and pursuing Christian perfection.
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St. Gabriel
Brighton
Father Justin
Stanislaus of
Pittsburg
Gabriel
Both Legs Cut Off by Train at Lynn Station
Joseph Quacerone aged 33 of Williams street Salem was run over by a Boston and Maine train at Lynn station last night. Both legs were severed and he is dying at Lynn Hospital.
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Lynn
Joseph Quacerone
Williams Street
Salem
Boston & Maine
Lynn Hospital
Back Bay Woman Hurt in Auto Crash
Mrs. Walter Connolly of 100 St. Botolph Street Boston was thrown from a car driven by her husband at the Quincy avenue Scammell street junction in Quincy. Amelia G. Greenough of 108 Ivy Street Brookline drove the other car. Connolly was treated at Quincy Hospital for facial and arm lacerations and later returned home. Both vehicles were badly damaged and both occupants, except Mrs Connolly, Greenough, escaped uninjured.
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Walter Connolly
St. Botolph Street
Boston
Quincy Avenue
Scammell Street
Quincy
Amelia G. Greenough
Ivy Street
Brookline
Captain Scott Becomes Father After Fast Voyage
Captain J. C. Scott, commander of the United Fruit steamer San Blas, sped from Port Simon to Medford after learning he had a newborn son. Mrs. Scott and the child are reported healthy. Passengers included F H Sayer, Robert P Higgins, and R Castro with cargo of 30 000 banana bunches 28 crates of pineapples and various fruits.
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J. C. Scott
United Fruit Company
San Blas
Longwharf
Medford
Port Simon
Cristobal
Comfiterce
Robert P. Higgins
Somerville
Higgins
Middlesex County
Nathan A. Tufts
Port Limon
R. Castro
William McDonough
F. Castro
C. Gallegos
Paris Races Highlight Extensive Use of White Furs
Report from Paris races notes heavy display of white furs worn by attendees and participants. Fashion observers remark on the trend as a standout accessory at the event.
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Paris
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