16 Carnegie Medals Given for Heroism
The Carnegie Hero Fund Commission awarded 16 medals and $138000 in cash. Rufus K. Combs of Midway Kentucky received a silver medal and 1500 for saving his enemy. Other bronze and silver awards went to names across Langham, Valparaiso, Ketchum, Warsaw, Milwaukee, Bellaire, Chicago, Appleton and Menominee Falls with sums up to 2000 dollars.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Carnegie Hero Fund Commission
Rufus K. Combs
Midway
Sarah Crabb
Heathsville
Crabb
Samuel M. M. DeSterbenin
Langham
Can
Arthur Simon
Valparaiso
Ind
Henry Schiller
Lakeside
John M. Parks
Leroy McCoy
Wallace M. Pheters
Ketchum
Idaho
James B. Goodman
Warsaw
Harris G. Giddings
Peter Lancaster
Lawrence A. Hanlon
Milwaukee
Wis
William G. Stillwell
Bellaire
M<eth
William J. A. Durst
Clifford W. Snyder
Chicago
Elsie C. Plantz
Appleton
Irving Church
Menominee Falls
Hughes Seeks Victory With Big New York Rallies
In New York the Republican candidate held a business leaders meeting on Broadway and addressed six monster rallies across the city culminating at Grand Central Palace. He attacked William R. Hearst alleging corporate links dodged legal service in suits from Madison Square fireworks victims. Hearst campaigned in the North Country planning stops in Watertown Plattsburg Malone Ogdensburg Gouverneur Rouse’s Point Glens Falls and Saratoga Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Broadway
New York City
Grand Central Palace
Hughes
William R. Hearst
Hearst
Madison Square
Congress
Mr. Hughes
Mitchell L. Erlanger
Murphy-Hearst
McCarren
Brooklyn
Watertown
Plattsburg
Mr. Hearst
Ogdensburg
Gouverneur
Rouse’s Point
Glens Falls
Saratoga
Sunken French Submarine Latin Feared Lost at Sea
Paris reports deep gloom at the marine ministry over the loss of the French submarine boat Latin with 14 crew aboard after leaving Bizerta for diving experiments. Salvage ships Berger Wilhelm Polyheme and Dromadaire race to the site along with Ishkul Rebir Cyclope and assistance from British officials. Survivors, if any, may endure 48 hours unless an explosion or leak occurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Ministry of Marine
Latin
Bizerta
Tunis
Fepoux
Cape Farina
Farfadet
Thomson
Polypheme
Dromadaire
Toulon
Cyclope
Ishkul
Rebir
Berger
Wilhelm
Malta
South Boston High Defeats Tech Freshmen 5-0 in Brookline
South Boston High beat Technology freshmen at Tech Field 5 to 0 despite lighter players. Carey scored a 40 yard run in the second half. Bil lings excelled for South Boston while Saul and Billings stood out for the losers. Final score 5-0 with 15 and 10 minute halves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Boston
Technology
Tech Field
Brookline
Technology Boys
Billings
Carey
Barrett
Saul
Loutit Joy
Floran
Callahan
Terry Flarrison
Burns
Maxey
Stone Defeats Noble and Greenough 11 to 4 in York Ground game
Stone School defeated Noble and Greenough at the American League grounds by 11 to 4. In the first half Loveland scored a touchdown for Stone, with McDonald adding Noble’s lone score from 25 yards. Touchdowns went to Loveland twice for Stone, and Kennard kicked goals from a touchdown. McDonald kicked a field goal for Noble. final score Stone 11 Noble 4. Umpire Woodlock. referee Hallahan. linesmen Whiteman and Stevens. Time 20 and 15 minute halves.
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Stone
Noble
Noble & Greenough
Sauk
King Mansfield
R. T
Colting Richardson
F. G
Bush Kennard
Peet Weed
Ladd Meth
PrCmier Perkins
Frederick
L. T
Minot Shepard
Reece Fernald
Stevens
Q. B
Q- B
Winsor Ging
Ranney
Johnson Loveland
R. H
Oh. B
McDonald Mason
Allen
Loveland
Kennard
McDonald
Woodlock
Hallahan
Whiteman
Roxbury High and Malden High Tie 0 to 0 at Grounds
Malden and Roxbury Highs battled to a scoreless draw this afternoon at the athletic grounds. The game ended 0 to 0 with both teams featuring stout defenses and limited scoring chances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
Roxbury
Roxbury High
Malden. High
Brookline High defeats Rindge Manual 16 to 0
Brookline High caps a 16 to 0 victory over Rindge Manual Training School at Brookline. Elliot and Daniels spark the rushing attack, Howe adds a 35 yard TD on a forward pass, with Emerson kicking the conversion. Attendance about 500 as officials and timing noted 15 and 10 minute halves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookline High
Rindge Manual Training School
Brookline
Elliot
Daniels
Howe
Rindge School
Cece Cecenerseenedy
Ory Christman Willetts
Andrews
Emerson
Aires
White
Céebeew
Berudohne Clare
J. D
Newton High Squad In Secret Practice Before Friday Game
Newton High School football held secret practice at the Newton A. A. grounds to prepare for Friday's clash with Waltham. Coach Leary used Hanley the former Harvard full back, introduced a new formation, and Ely will captain the squad. Sprague punted well from the 50 yard line as Newton refines its forward pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Newton High
Newton A. A
Waltham
Leary
Hanley
Harvard
Sprague
Ely
New Rules Govern Boston School Basketball Series
At a meeting of Boston high schools representatives ten schools approved changes for the upcoming basketball season. New rules include wider courts, two officials, 15 minute first halves and 10 minute seconds, and time-keepers for free throws. Injury substitution rules were debated and a tie rule adds extra time up to five minutes. The league splits into two sections with a two-game series per pairing and a final. Games run December to February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Jackson
Dorchester High School
Barrows
English High
Boston Latin
Roxbury High
West Roxbury High
East Boston
Charlestown High
South Boston
Dorchester High
Mechanic Arts
Brighton High
Commercial High School
Basters’ Association
English
Dorchester
Brighton
Charlestown
East Boston High
Roxbury
Commercial High
Messrs. Cowan
Rice
Court decision limits scope of strike rights
The Boston court holds unions may not compel an employer to join strikes to force nonunion workers off a project. It upholds a injunction against such coordination while allowing unions to press competition for work between union and nonunion pointers. The decision frames the dispute as a triangular fight among contractors, unions, and workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert .H. Pickett
Somerville
Charles H. Pickett
Medford
Thomas J. Lally
Walter H. Wilkins
Boston
Bricklayers’ Benevolent and Protective Unions
Vicinity
Stone Masons’ Benevolent and Protective Union No
Jeremiah Driscoll
Patrick J. Walsh
Michael J. Shea
J. Cronan
George K. Watson
John P. Burke
J. M. Ryan
Ford
Ashburton Place
L. P. Soule
Guards Patrol Eastman Quarry Amid West Rutland Tension
In Rutland Vermont on October 17 twenty five men armed with guns and a steam pipe guard the Eastman marble quarry to prevent Columbian Quarry Company receivers from taking possession under Judge Powers order. Deputy Sheriff Tolly remains nearby as two receivers meet resistance from Eastman representatives over control and use of the plant and its machinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Eastman Marble
West Rutland
Columbian Quarry Company
H. H. Powers
Montpelier
Marinery
Eastmans
Columbian Company
Eastman Company
Tolly
Arrest All Car Hoodlums On Trains After Games
Under orders from Commissioner O Meara the police will curb hoodlumism on I trains and surface cars. Plain clothes officers will ride trains and cars and announce their status when making arrests. Disorder after games has reached dangerous levels with broken glass lights out and bells cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O’meara
Shaun Kelly
Rader
O'Meara
Suspension of Irish Champion Kiely Shocks Central A A U
The Central Association A A U registration committee suspends Thomas Kiely, champion weight thrower of England and Ireland, while visiting Chicago. The move sets an international precedent due to Kiely being a foreign athlete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
The
Central Association
Thomas I
Kiely
England
Ireland
America
Labor leaders react to court ruling on strikes and rights
Massachusetts labor figures denounce a Supreme Court decision limiting sympathy strikes. Dennis D. Driscoll urges a new Magna Charta for wage earners while George M. Gunther calls for political action and judge reappointment. John E. Potts and Thomas M. Nolan weigh in on the balance between trade disputes and individual rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis D. Driscoll
State Branch
A. F. of L
Massachusetts
Supreme Court
George M. Gunther
Voegel
Danas
John E. Potts
Carpenters’ Union 33
Thomas M. Nolan
Young Hoppe Defeats Veteran Schaefer At 18 Inch Balk Line
Willie Hoppe of New York, the 18 year old billiards prodigy, defeated veteran Jake Schaefer of Chicago at Madison Square Garden in 47 innings. Hoppe won by a score of .400 to .472, securing the world champion title for the ninth time in this event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Willie Hoppe
George Slosson
Jake Schaefer
Chicago
Madison Square Garden
Hoppe
Schaefer
Arcanumites Hear Supreme Regent in Joint Boston Meeting
In Ford Hall Ashburton place Greater Boston 1000 council members attended a joint session of the Royal Arcanum with Supreme Regent Howard C Wiggins of Rome New York delivering the address The Rumford Council Waltham staff exemplified degree work led by Past Regent Frank J Westwood A supper at Hotel Bellevue preceded the meeting The record shows a drop in total membership to 245141 from 245984 and 254263 last Jan The Supreme Council finances improved with cash balance over 1220000 an assessment yielding 730600 and the emergency fund rising to 2501487.74 up 265000 this past month.
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Royal Arcanum
Greater Boston
Ford Hall
Ashburton Place
Howard C. Wiggins
Rome
N. Y
Rumford Council of
Waltham
Frank J. Westwood
Ford Wall
Supreme Secretary
Supreme Council
Roosevelt Sends Greetings to W C T U Convention
In a welcoming address Mrs Stevenson speaks of educating the public mind to temperance and protecting home life. Frances Willard’s legacy is cited as 46 states plus districts join the call for prohibition. Leaders from Germany and Greece send brief remarks while Japanese delegate is absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District of Columbia
Alaska
Arizona
New Mexico
Hawaii
Philippines
Frances KE. Willard
Mr. Henson
Moran's Rule Socialistic Declared at Somerville Rally
Robert Luce addressed the Ward 6 Republican Club in Somerville condemning John B. Moran's plan to demand resignations from all appointees. Luce argued the policy mirrors Socialist and czarist practices, undermining republican government and empowering a Governor with absolute control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Luce
Somerville
Moran
Ward 6
Republican Club
Faneuil Hall
Socialist Party
Wage Earners Club To Invite Lane And Peters For Labor Record Reviews
Daniel Webster Lane and Andrew Jackson Peters are slated to be invited to explain and review their labor records at upcoming mass meetings for wage earners in Ward 3 on November 1 and in the 11th district on October 25. David X. Coughlan’s Boston School Committee candidacy was endorsed, with speakers lined up for the Dudley Street Opera House event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Webster Lane
Congress
Central Club
Wells Memorial Building
Andrew Jackson Peters
David X. Coughlan
Boston Typographical Union 13
Boston School Committee
Lth
Dudley Street Opera House
John B. Moran
E. Gerry Brown
Alderman Kneeland
Dennis D. Driscoll
Edmond F. Ward
Boston Theatre Gossip and Upcoming Attractions
Boston entertainment notes preview a busy slate with Warfield at the Majestic, Maude Adams in Peter Pan, Frohman presenting Empire Theatre company, and Nance O Neil in The Sorceress. Also listed are Tremont and Hollis engagements, upcoming Puccini and Mile Modiste runs, and multiple vaudeville and concert billings across the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Majestic
David Warfield
Boston
Maude Adams
Hollis
Charles Frohman
Empire Theatre
New York
King
Tremont
Adele Ritchie
Maude Raymond
Charles J. Ross
Fred Bond
W. H. Thompson
Orpheum
Clay M. Greene
Nose
Park Theatre
Francis Wilson
Fritzi Scheff
Colonial Theatre
Modiste
Marie Cahill
Mary
Patsey
the Globe
Grand Opera
Castle Square Stock Company
Hoyt
New England
Sardou
Theodora
Keith’s
George Evans
Master Gabriel
Gans-Nelson
Ola Howard
Jim Bludso
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Lothrop Stock Company
Shore ‘Acres
England
Uncle Nat
Rialto Rounders
Columbia
Sam Howe
Mile
Dazie
Leoncavallo
Symphony Hall
America
Palace Theatre
Harry Bryant
Princess Rajah
Austin & Stone’s
New York Central Convicted on Sugar Rebates Case
A jury in New York City court found the New York Central Railroad Company and Frederick Emory, the company's general traffic manager, guilty of granting rebates on sugar shipments. Sentencing is postponed until Friday to allow defense motions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
New Nork Central, Raway Company
Frederick Imeroy
Cathe
Scrub day keeps Pabst brewery spotless and pure
The Boston Post reports on Pabst in Milwaukee observing weekly Scrub Day with all work paused except shipping. Cleaners scrub walls floors kettles and pipes with pure water, ensuring absolute cleanliness. Pabst Blue Ribbon is billed as the cleanest and most nourishing beer made from eight-day malt, imported hops, and pure water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Boston Post
Pabst
Milwaukee
Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer Ad From Sleeper Street
An ad from L. Spridel & Co at 51 Sleeper Street South Boston promotes Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer. It urges customers to ask for Pabst when ordering.
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Malone
New York American
Job E. Hedges
Peekskill
South Boston High
Tech
Keyser
Malden High
Hurley
Watson c. Adams
A'S
Adams
L. G
Fatlon Haddock
Poller Babcock
Ft. B
Weesek
McDonald Fox
Terhune
Keyser Ingalls
Newton High Squad
LABOR
Young Hoppe
Arcanumites
Roosevelt
W. C. T. U. Convention
Henson
Warle
Carlisle
Dorothy Howard
Brockton
Haverhill
Russia
Executive Department
Lane
Majestic Theatre
Keith
Daly Industrial School
Globe
N. Y. Central
Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer
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