Lodge campaigns in Holyoke amid split Democratic support
United States Senator Lodge opened his re election bid in Holyoke with a crowded city hall rally attended by Governor Cox and Republican leaders. Speakers urged unity despite Democratic rifts after the primaries while Lodge defended tariff policy and child labor limits amid a large factory city audience.
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Holyoke
United States
Lodge
John F. Cronin
Cox
Treadway
Williamon
Gaston
Ely
Whipple
Fitzgerald
John M. Dares
Cottee
John F. Shea
Charles Sumner Bird
John J. Hilereth
Senator Lodge
Paw Dowd
Hot! Chamber of Commerce
John Fitzgerat
Col‘Gaston
Star
Senator Pushes Tariff and Federal Child Labor Law
A senator argues that high tariffs shield American workers from foreign competition and supports a federal child labor law or constitutional amendment. He cites Germany and Austria’s labor costs, urges universal nationwide regulations, and plans speeches in Stockbridge, Pittsfield, and North Adams after a Westfield reception.
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Republican Party
Germany
Austria
Supreme Court of the United States
Congress
Massachusetts
Stockbridge
Wpittsfield
North Adams
Fis
Westfield
Delay Burial Of Sea Victim In Gloucester
Gloucester officials delaying the burial of a found body nicknamed the smays tery blonde after receiving a mysterious communication from Pigeon Cove. The body will stay at Greely Mortuary for two weeks, then face unmarked grave if not identified, as officials withhold details to protect two surveillance subjects.
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Gloucester
Pigeon Cove
Smaystery Blonde
Salt Island
Greely
Potter's Field
Ferguson England Wedding Tonight in Brighton
Miss Elva England daughter of Mr and Mrs William P England of Foster street Brighton and Crawford J Ferguson of 159 Hancock Street Cambridge will wed in Brighton Congregational Church tonight The Rev S W Anthony will perform a reception will follow at the bride's home The maid of honor will be Miss Helen England sisters Bessie and Nellie Ferguson bridesmaids Best man Lieutenant William Ferguson brother of the groom Mr Ferguson is general foreman of Little Brown and Company book bindery He served as a captain with the 104th Infantry in the war and received the French Croix de Guerre
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Elva England
William P. England
Foster Street
Brighton
Crawford J. Ferguson
Hancock Street
Cambridge
Brighton Congregational Church
S&s
William, Ferguson
Ferguson
Little, Brown & Company Book Bindery
104Th Infantry
Third Party Suspected in Gloucester Tragedy
Gloucester police probe a Sunday morning double death at Eastern Point as a possible third party poisoner. Victims Harry Devine and Stella Zeistloft were found in the kitchen. investigators question jealous lovers and a hidden rendezvous in an East Gloucester garage amid a web of engagements and rivalries.
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Gloucester
Eastern Point
Harry Devine
Stella Zeistloft
East Gloucester
Devine
Stella Zelstloft
Autoist missing after Dorchester bridge crash in Neponset search
An all day Neponset River search near Granite Avenue Dorchester failed to locate 18 year old Reginald Ruggles of 55 Bailey Street Ashmont after a touring car wrecked into the drawbridge and iron fence. Police suspect he was thrown overboard and drowned as others survived.
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Granite Avenue
Dorchester
Reginald S. Ruggles
Bailey Street
Ashmont
Ruggles
Carlson
Bradley
Curbee
Field's Corner
Matthew Pily
Herbert W. Ruggles
Frank Gillispie
Dorchester Avenue
George M Donald
Washington Street
Thomas O'Day
Codman
City Hospital
Daniel Waldron
Howdoin Street
Preston A Gilmore
Brunswick Street
Young Ruggles
John McAuliffe
Quincy
Moonshine Murder Suspect in Gloucester Tragedy
Mrs Catherine De Vine accuses moonshine liquor of killing chauffeur Harry De Vine and maid Stella Zeisloft at Miss Caroline Sinkler's summer home in Eastern Point Gloucester. Mourners gather at 62 North 32d Street as Zeisloft’s body is sent to Freeland, Penn for relatives.
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Devine
Philadelphia
Harry de- Vine
Stella Zeisloft
Caroline Sinkler
Eastern Point
Gloucester
Catherine de Vine
Harry
North 32d
Zeielogt
Freeland
Penn
Labor Opposes State Day Act in AFL Union Meeting
Gaston Central Labor Union executive board voted to instruct all AFL affiliated unions to vote against the State Day Act and related amendments in the referendum. A campaign will send speakers to union meetings to urge a No vote while mobilizing local organizations to oppose the measures.
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Gaston Central Labor Union
Marty Jennings
American Federation of Labor
A. F. of L
C. 4
Lawson Mystery Deepens Over Missing Financier
Thomas W. Lawson, once connected to a Boston summer home, stays largely hidden at Fenway suites. Reports place him in Suite 3 at 90 Fenway with unconfirmed trips to Belmont and China as friends and associates express confusion. His widow Mrs Burgess Allison Bad mentions lack of clarity while Bunny Edwards returns with her husband’s body from Brookline.
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Thomas W. Lawson
Eistey
Harta Me
Boston
Fenway
Tony
Pao
Belmont
Syre
Mr. Flayson
Armand Iy
Strane
Lawson
Heoril Fenway
Burgess Allison
Alesie
Emy Factor
China
Mr. Hawards
James FB. Lord
Arion Lawson
Brookline
Four Severely Injured in Crash on New Haven Road
Stamford scene reports a rear end collision between a local passenger train and a freight train near Cos station. Four company employees sustained severe injuries and one passenger was mildly hurt in the smoking car. several others in a coach were badly shaken. Injured include fireman Brant Sargeant, engineer Niamiy Layman, George Watson, and two New York Pelham residents.
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Stamford
Conn
Gor
N. Y
N. How IL
Here
Jesus
Cos
Ply
Brant Sargeant
Niamiy Layman
George Watson
K Curtis
New York
Ryan
Pelham
Harvard Man Hypnotized in McDougall Class
Harvard senior Frank Christian d Esseaux from New York City was hypnotized in a psychology class by Professor William McDougall. The professor demonstrated apparent hypnotic control within about 95 seconds, guiding the student to keep hands together and obey commands for several minutes.
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Frank Christian d'Esseaux
Harvard
New York City
William McDougall
McDougall
Hiseaux
Presor McDougall
d'Esseaux
Mewall
E Dent
JeDougall
Return to Old Rail Methods In United Brotherhood Talks
Cleveland Oct 19 A new era emerges as the four major railroad brotherhoods move toward decentralization and return to pre eight hour era negotiations. W G Lee president of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen says a countrywide tie up is unlikely and the Big Four will pursue joint legislative and organizational matters while keeping separate wage and rule talks.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Cortation
W. G. Lee
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainsmen
Moeds
le ‘E
Brotherhood of
Order of
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers
Switchmen's Union of North America
Tran A Railroges
Presentiniert
Cornets Face Salem in Intercity Championship Debut
Cafeta All-Stars of Lynn and the Salem Professionals resume their intercity baseball title series with morning games at Donevan Field Salem and an afternoon tilt at Little River Lynn. A Cornets win in the morning would clinch the series in their two win to date lead.
Chess Prodigy Loses First Game in South American Congress
New York Oct 10 Samuel Treaschewski a twelve year old Polish prodigy lost his first game tonight in the South American chess congress. In the fourth round Edward Lasker of Chicago was defeated by David Janowski champion of France and Charles Jaffe former New York State champion defeated hk Bigelow former Oxford University player.
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New York
Samuel Treaschewski
Prodigy
Edward Lasker
Chicaro
David Janowski
France
Charles Jaffe
Hk. Bigelow
Oxford University
Paul Doyle Scores Quick KO Over Werner in Brooklyn Bout
Paul Doyle defeated George Werner of Brooklyn by a quick knockout in the third round of a welterweight bout. The stoppage came as Werner took heavy punishment and could not continue.
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Paul Doyle
George Werner
Brooklyn
Érner
Werner
Worcester Signals and Boston University Football Shifts
Waldo Worcester moves from halfback to quarterback for Boston University after Feldman’s disqualification. Tyler from Colby to right guard may start against Vermont. several players were sidelined with injuries. Princeton drills emphasize fundamentals as Roper winnows candidates for the 1922 varsity squad.
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Dummer Roper
Waldo Worcester
Dummer Academy
Whelan
Boston University
B. U
Feldman
Tyler
Colby
Keady
University of Vermont
Burlington
Cochrane
Boston Collier
Santosuosso
Fredey
Whelton
Vermont
B. C
B.C
Princeton
N. J
Heml Coch
Bill Roper
Roper
Tiger
Yale Looms as Heldt Out for Iowa Yale Game
Iowa Field reports say John Heldt will miss the Inter sectional clash with Yale after lumbago. Coach Howard Jones shifts Scott McIntyre from the freshman squad to fill the center position for the Western Conference champions as they travel to New Haven for Saturday's game.
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Iowa City
Gilcom
Iowa Field
New Haven
Conn
Yale
John Heldt
W. R. Fiesler
Howard Jones
Scott
Johnny Dundee Hurt Jumping from Auto
Johnny Dundee, junior lightweight boxing champion, was bruised when he jumped from his auto near a foggy Northfield road. His car struck a 49 foot ledge, sending him to rocks below as he was driving to his mountain home in West Orange.
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Gqrangle
W. J
Johnny Dundee
Northfield Road
Dundee
West Orange
American Athletes Invited to Sweden
American track and field athletes may compete in Sweden next summer after the invitation received by the Amateur Athletic Union. The Swedish Athletic Association announced international games at Gothenburg on July 1 to commemorate the city’s 80th anniversary.
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New York
Sweden
Amateur Athletic Union
Swedish Athletic Association
Gothenburg
Charlesbank gym hosts open handicap track meet tomorrow
The renovated Charlesbank gymnasium will host a municipal open handicap track meet at 10 a m with a tennis tournament as part of the program. Events include 10 yards 100 yards 410 yards mile run running high jump and shot put with the pole vault dropped from the schedule.
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Charlesbank
Charleshank
West End
Newton Plans for Big Crowd at Everett Game
Newton anticipates a large turnout for the opener against Everett at Aville tomorrow afternoon. The Suburban league clash is shaping up as a key early season event as Newton, known for heavy fall baseball attendance in Greater Boston, draws over 150 followers.
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Newton
Everett
Aville
Greater
Boston
Yale Quarteback Charley O'Hearn Out With Injury
Charley O'Hearn Yale's leading quarterback is sidelined after pulling a left leg tendon in the game. The injury prevents his further play as teammates rally for upcoming matchups.
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Charley O'Hearn
Yale
Lee Tendon
Harvard reshuffles grid lineup for Centre Dartmouth Yale tests
Coach Bob Fisher shifts players as Harvard football builds a frontline to face Centre Dartmouth Princeton and Yale. Dan Holder moves from tackle to end after playing centre last year and enduring an injury return. Other changes include Post to tackle and cuts reducing guards to five as rain limits practice.
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Bob Fisher
Harvard
Holder
St. Mark's
Yale
Anthony
Hobson
George Owen
Egkie Clark
Percy Jenkins
Jack Hammond
Bowdoin
Maine
Owen
Cambrigians
Brunswick
Post
Charlie Hubbard
Tubby Grew
George Tower
Vic Miller
Kornhardt
Dunker
Kunhardt
Newton High Frowns on Haverhill Game
Newton High shows opposition to a Newton Haverhill gridiron meeting this fall. Both schools seem capable of strong 121 level standing, but Newton and Coach Dickinson strongly oppose any planned matchup with Haverhill, making the game unlikely.
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Newton High
Haverhill
Newton-Haverhill
Newton
Dickinson
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