Three Men Sentenced for Assaulting a Police Officer
Edward Callahan Maurice Ferris and Andrew Boland of the South End were given one month in the House of Correction after being found guilty of assaulting Patrolman John S. Hunt of the East Dedham Street station on July 98. Boland and Ferris also faced fines for drunkenness and the three appealed, held on $10 recognizance for the Superior Court.
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Edward Callahan
Maurice Ferris
Andrew J. Boland
South Nd
House of Correction
Tthe Central Court
John S. Hunt
Dedham Street
Boland
Ferris
Burlesque Theatres To Reopen Under Closed Shop Pact
After talks between Stage Hands and Musicians unions and burlesque circuits heads in Boston the theatres will reopen next Monday. The agreement ends the yellow card system and restores a closed shop across both circuits.
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Columbia
Boston
Opeen
Potter Elected Grand Warden of Massachusetts Odd Fellows
The Rev. Frank G. Potter of Waltham was chosen grand warden at the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows of Massachusetts annual session on Tremont Street. Six candidates started. three ballots chosen Potter over Gilberto Mason of Dorchester and Walter Ford of Somerville amid stormy, partisan debate.
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Frank G. Potter
Waltham
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows of
Massachusetts
Grand Lodge
I. O. O. F. Hall
Tremont Street
Gilbert Mason
Dorchester
Walter Ford
Somerville
Massachusetts Odd Fellows elect new grand lodge officers
William S. Barker of Watertown becomes grand master and Rev. Allan Rideout of Dorchester is deputy grand master. George H. Fuller of Boston is re elected grand secretary for his 27th year and Alfred Pinkerton of Worcester is grand treasurer. 519 delegates attended with 609 total representation. Grand Master Silas Reed presided. New committee chairs include Henry Ruggles and George Waller. The centennial year saw the enrolment rise from 64 806 to 60 779 a net gain of 4954. Next session will be in Worcester.
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William S. Barker
Watertown
Massachusetts
Allan A. Rideout
Dorchester
George H. Fuller
Boston
Alfred S. Pinkerton
Worcester
Silas D. Reed
Taunton
John A. Perkins
Chelsea
Albert W. Uullock
Waltham
Nodney T. Mooney
Everett
Gilbert M. Mason
Gideon L. Rumney
East Boston
John T. McClintock
Rhedre S. Lovell
Henry BE. Ruggles
Henry Denver
George H. Waller
John W. Roberts
Winfield S. Nevins
William F. Sawyer
Oscar A. Marden
P. G. St
Edward H. Kavanagh
Samuel K. Walker
Rebekah
William F. Dusseault
G. M
Oold Fellows’ Order
Grand Lodge
Bar Association Denounces Landis Over Conduct
The American Bar Association condemns Judge Landis for his conduct at a convention. Former Senator Lewis defends Landis against an outcry of punishment without trial. The dispute highlights tensions between reform and due process within the Chicago legal community.
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Landis
Lewis
American Bar Association
Chicago
Judge Landis silent on ABA emolument resolution
Federal Judge Landis declined to comment on the American Bar Association adopting a resolution concerning his acceptance of emolument for private work as baseball writer. He said he had absolutely nothing to say. The rest mentions fall coats with bloused bodice and full skirt tied by a silk tassel belt.
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Landis
Chicago
American Bar Association
Shaw declines Labor Day address sparks foreign policy debate
George Bernard Shaw, British author, refuses Chicago Federation of Labor invitation for Labor Day. He argues labor ignorance in foreign policy, urges a series of international viewpoints and cites Marshal Foch as a more instructive speaker amid labor criticism.
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Bernard Shaw
Chicago
George Bernard Shaw
Winston Churchill
Donald
Marshal Foch
Report Spanish Losses Under Attack by Moors
London dispatch says Spanish forces suffered losses during an assault by Moorish forces. Details on casualties and exact location remain unclear as reports conflict. Military leadership mobilizes reserves to repel further incursions and defend coastal positions.
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London
Moorish Tribesmen Attack Alcazar Post
Moorish tribesmen launched an assault on the Spanish post of Alcazar last Saturday. Spanish losses included one colonel, two captains, two lieutenants, one doctor, and about 560 men.
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Alcazar
Retirement notice from J. W. Maguire Co. executive
Fred H. Adams announces his retirement after six years with the J. W. Maguire Co. and urges customers to continue patronage with a firm known for square dealing and backing its product.
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J. W. Maguire Co
Fred H., Adams
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