Ford gun attack leaves Shortsleeve wounded in hotel veranda
Shortsleeve remains in critical condition at the Alstead Hotel after being shot in broad daylight by Ford following a personal dispute. Dr. Oliver cannot locate the bullet and will send Shortsleeve to Derry for X rays tomorrow. Sheriff Perry of Cheshire County shows a bullet pierced hat while pursuing Ford, who is sought to be captured or starved out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shortsleeve
Ford
Alstead
Oliver
Derry
Sheriff Perry
Cheshire County
Harvard Receives German and Japanese Library Gifts
Harvard adds significant gifts to Gore Hall with a Japanese government donation of maps from official surveys and a German gift of 225 Reichstag stenographic volumes. The Hohenzollern collection, totaling about 10,000 volumes when complete, was moved from Robinson Hall to Gore Hall, aided by Professor Coolidge’s pledge and ongoing curatorial efforts by Mr. Lichtenstein in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Japan
Gore Hall
Harvard
United States
Baron Kikkama
I. Tanaka
Imperial Library
Tokio
Crimson
Hohenzollern
Robinson Hall
R. C C. Coolidge
Prince Henry
Lichtenstein
Europe
University of Pennsylvania filler disqualifies lineman Draper
The faculty athletic committee of the University of Pennsylvania ruled guard D. W. Draper ineligible to play for the varsity because he has not completed a full year as a student. Draper is the fourth Penn varsity player lost to injury or disqualification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
D. W. Draper
Draper
Pennsylvania
Boston Labor Unions See Officers, Funds, and Plans Dec 1920s
Retiring Boston Central Labor Union president Peter W. Collins is honored by Electrical Workers Union 108 before moving to Washington to become secretary treasurer of the International Electri cal Workers' Union for four years. J W Barton elected as Collins successor. Cornelius P Shea arrives for mission of the international executive board and addresses the Teamdrivers' District Council. Dennis D Driscoll appeals state unions to donate to the Newsboys' scholarship at Harvard College, seeking $2000 to complete a $5000 fund. Local 228 of San Francisco seeks higher wage prices. 100 locals nationwide have yet to nominate officers for February elections. Officers elected for Hebrew Woodworkers' Union 280. Firemen's Union seeks charter. meshing with new Plano and Furniture Movers' Union organizing 15 employees. Wage Workers' Club promotes Kneeland for Alderman with rallies in Wards 22 and 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter W. Collins
Boston Central Labor Union
Electrical Workers’ Union 108
Washington, D. C
International Electrical Workers’ Union
J. W. Barton
Collins
Cornelius P. Shea
Team
Boston
Minihan
International Executive Board
Dennis D. Driscoll
American Federation of Labor
Newsboys
Harvard College
D. D
Hebrew Woodworkers’ Union
Maurice Gamer
Lazarus Marcovitz
Max Cocet
Joseph Quinter
Max Siegel
Thomas J. Minihan
Plano and Furniture Movers
Wood, Wire and Metal Lathers’ Union
Roxbury
Wage Workers’ Club
Wells Memorial Building
Fred J. Kneeland
Faint spells misattributed to biliousness warned by doctor
The text cautions that faint spells may accompany bilious ness but can signal heart weakness. It urges not to treat the stomach when the heart is the source of trouble, noting symptoms like shortness of breath and chest oppression as early signs.
Dr Miles Heart Cure Claims to Strengthen Heart
An advertisement asserts Dr Miles Heart Cure strengthens the nerves and heart muscles and ends fainting spells. A Maine testimonial from Effie OLough of Ellsworth Falls says after three bottles she feels cured and the first bottle will help or your money back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Effie Olough
Ellsworth Falls
Maine
Republican primer and catechism used in Massachusetts campaign
The Republican Club of Massachusetts issues a New England Republican primer with a catechism and provocative illustrations. It argues for tariff protection and prosperity, contrasts with Democrats who seek office, and predicts Guild in the governor’s chair while previewing municipal nomination papers to be distributed October 30 at Beacon Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Club of
Massachusetts
New England
Bay State
Democratic Party
United States
Guild
Beacon Street
Party Leaders Seek Allies in Boston Mayoral Campaign
Fitzgerald and Donovan managers pressed yesterday to win allies for their mayoralty bids. They seek backing from John H. Lee Harry Nann and James H. Doyle who may coordinate to aid the candidate. Fierce alderman contests loom in several wards including a bitter South Boston clash between McNamara and Linehan, both backing Donovan, with Charlestown also split between factions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzgerald
Donovan
John H. Lee
Harry Nann
James H. Doyle
South Boston
McNamara
Linehan
Charlestown
Democratic Mayoral Candidates Hold Busy Headquarters
Both Fitz gerald and E. J. Donovan greeted callers at their Boston headquarters in Winthrop and Simmons buildings promising confident primaries. Martin Lomasney visited Donovan, Fitzgerald denied mudslinging, and 15 000 return postals backed Fitzgerald while Donovan supporters circulated pledge cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzgerald
Winthrop
E. J. Donovan
Simmons
Martin Lomasney
Mr. Donovan
John F. Fitzgerald
William S. McNary
Samoset Club
South
Boston
McNary
MecNary
Bob McKirdy
Patrick Bowen
Harrison Avenue
Democrats Filing Papers for South Boston Alderman Seats
By last night no filings were made by John F. Fitzgerald or Edward J. Donovan with the Democratic city committee. Several incumbents, including Hennessey Frothingham James M. Curley Cauley and Linehan, filed yesterday. Willam E. Hickey joined for Ward 15 South Boston, signaling a four cornered race with Linehan Baldwin Hickey and possibly Michael F. Curran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Fitzgerald
Edward J. Donovan
Democratic City Committee
Hennessey, Frothingham
James M. Curley
Cauley
Linehan
Willam E. Hickey
Boston
South
Baldwin
Hickey
Michael F. Curran
Death of William H. McLaughlin Former A T F superintendent
William H. McLaughlin long time superintendent of the specimen printing department at American Type Founders died suddenly at his Wollaston home 132 Marlboro Street. He was known for his sociable disposition and consideration. Burial set for 2 PM Thursday October 26 from his residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. McLaughlin
Specimen Printing Department
American Type Founders’ Company
Marlboro Street
Wollaston
McLaughlin
Greek Play at Harvard to Feature Strong Cast
Harvard stages a Greek play in Soldiers Field on June 14 16 and 19 featuring faculty and students. The production promises a memorable cultural highlight of the year with broad university participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soldiers Field
Harvard
Dr Agnew Catarrhal Powder Cures Catarrh in Minutes
Testimony volumes claim long lasting relief from catarrh with cures reported across the continent. Advertised as relieving symptoms in ten minutes, the product is presented through a claimed collection of personal endorsements.
Donovan rallies Boston ward meetings for Democratic trade stance
Edward J. Donovan campaigns through 10th 18th and 19th wards urging Democrats to win power to push reciprocal trade with Canada. He attacks Republican policy and rail consolidations while praising future mayoral prospects amid strong city support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Fitzgerald
10Th Ward
Edward J. Donovan
Canada
New York
New England
Massachusetts
Donovan
Senate
Commonwealth
W. T. A. Fitzgerald
Mr. Donovan
John F. Fitzgerald
McNamara Announces Ward 13 Bid Against Linehan
Ex Councillor Jerry McNamara and the Douglas Club commit to opposing Alderman Frank J. Linehan in Ward 13. A stormy Douglas Club meeting left mayoralty picks undecided with E. J. Donovan and John F. Fitzgerald in contention. Senator Thomas J. Collins had been set to back the alderman race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry McNamara
Douglas Club
Frank J. Linehan
McNamara
Linehan
Jerry
Fighting
E. J. Donovan
John F. Fitzgerald
Thomas J. Collins
Donovan Rally in Charlestown Interrupted by Dissent
Donovan for Mayor event at George F. Monahan Club in Charlestown faced interruptions as audience members challenged speakers. William F. Murray Jr and others traded barbs over wartime service and beer at rallies while Monahan and Harrington defended Donovan and pledged Democrat victory in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Donovan
George F. Monahan Club
Charlestown
William F. Murray, Jr
Murray
Jackson Club
Ward 65
Monahan
Mr. Murray
Mr. Monahan
Arthur Harrington
Donovan
Boston
Multiple Candidates Enter Race for Speakership
Representative John N. Cole of Andover begins active campaigning from 118 Devonshire street. Robert Luce of Somerville at 68 Devonshire street also begins his bid as W Rodman Peabody of Cambridge joins after two years in the House. Joseph Walker of Brookline, son of former Congressman Walker, enters amid rumors denied by Speaker Frothingham. Charles B Ward of Buckland and Charles A Andrews of Holyoke weigh in for Walker as Fred A Bearse of Springfield pledges support for Cole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John N. Cole
Andover
Devonshire Street
Cole
Robert Luce
Somerville
W. Rodman Peabody
Cambridge
Joseph Walker
Brookline
Walker
Worcester
Frothingham
Charles B. Ward
Buckland
Charles A. Andrews
Holyoke
Fred .A. Bearse
Springfield
McIntosh Ballot Status Ruled By Nomination Filing Lapse
The man who pledged to file James McIntosh's nomination certificate failed to meet the legal deadline so McIntosh's name will not appear on the official ballot for the Ninth Norfolk district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McIntosh
Norfolk
McIntosh
Barnabee to Star Again in Rural Opera Cloverdell
Henry Clay Barnabee signs contracts in Boston to create the role of Hon. Jefferson Jackson Clover in Cloverdell a rural opera satirizing American politics with book by Tilton Richardson music by George Lowell Tracy and lyrics by D K Stevens production planned for Worcester the week of November 27. Barnabee aims to return to the stage despite prior accident and declined a public testimonial benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Henry Clay Barnabee
Bostonians
Jefferson Jackson Clover
Department of Agriculture
Cloverdell
Cotton Leak
Tilton Richardson
George Lowell Tracy
D. K Stevens
Worcester
Barnabee
New York
Woman seeks funds to obtain divorce in Great Barrington
Mrs. Robert Maxwell, about 40, is circulating a paper among Great Barrington residents asking for money subscriptions to help her divorce her deserting husband. She has two small children and has earned a scanty living since he left her penniless years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Barrington
Robert Maxwell
Lavina Buck Celebrates 91st Birthday In Brookline
Mrs. Lavina L. Buck, mother of the wife of ex Surgeon General Blood, celebrated her 91st birthday. Friends visited and gifts were given. She lived in Falir field Me for 80 years, after her golden wedding her husband died and she moved to Brookline with Dr Blood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavina L. Buck
Blood
Beacon Street
Brookline
Dying from horse kick in Cambridge stable
James Connell was kicked by a horse at 2 p m yesterday in the stable of A M Stewart and Co on Main street Cambridge He lies in Cambridge Relief Hospital in a dying condition Connell is single and lives at 22 Carlisle Street Cambridge He works as a teamster for W H Wood Lumber Company
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Connell
A. M. Stewart & Co
Main Street
Cambridge
Cambridge Relief Hospital
Connell
Carlisle Street
W. H. Wood Lumber Company
Jordan Wins Two Firsts In Chicago Horse Show
Chicago October 25 Interest focused on the harness horse class as James H. Moore of Chicago won the prize, defeating E. D. Jordan of Boston and M. H. Tic enor Co. Other top awards included Strange Will trotters Tangerine ponies Hildred and Unicorn Lord Russell Lord Roberts and Harold H. among harness horses all owned by Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
James H. Moore
E. D. Jordan
Boston
M. H. Tichenor & Co
Strange Will
Will J. Davis
Tangerine
BH. D. Jordan
Hildred
Unicorn
Lord Russell
Lord Roberts
Harold H
Missing Daniel McDonald 5 From East Cambridge
Daniel McDonald five, son of Mrs. Daniel McDonald of 50 Plymouth Street East Cambridge, disappeared from home Wednesday at 4 pm. Neighbors report seeing him with his father. last known location unknown. He wears a red cap black laced shoes and is described as very thin and sickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel McDonald
Plymouth Street
East Cambridge
Murray May Die From Elevator Fall
Theodore Murray a Boston post office clerk of 20 Moultrie Street Dorchester fell 60 feet down an elevator well yesterday suffering multiple injuries and may die. He is listed on the danger list at Relief Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Murray
Moultrie Street
Dorchester
Boston Post Office
Relief Hospital
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