AR R Strike Agreement Faces Deadlock and Split
Chicago Sept 8 United News reports railroad shop strike settlement talks continue with three factions proposing terms. Executives push for no strike settlement while unions seek authority to accept terms. Daniel Willard led plan favors maximum offer, while shop crafts demand wage and condition guarantees before resuming competition. Bert M Jewell vow to confer after brief absence and asks for privacy.
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ICAGO
United News
Skke
Daniel Willard
Baltimore & Ohio
York
Mrs Harding Near Death as Doctors Attend at White House
Dr John Finney of Baltimore joined Dr Carl Sawyer and Dr Joel Boone at the White House to care for Mrs. Warren G. Harding who is in critical condition. Secretary Christian said the illness began Thursday with attacks and worsened tonight with serious complications. President Harding remained at the bedside through the evening as medical staff monitored any change in her status.
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John Finney
Baltimore
White House
Rochester
Minn
Carl W. Sawer
Sawyer
Joel T. Boone
Harding
George T. Harding, Jr
Columi
Hard
Christian
Ian
S! T
Charles Mayo
Carl W. Sawyer
Ama
Mrs. Harding
Finney
White Houses
Vahey Urges Gaston at Rally in Lowell
Colonel William A. Gaston closed a tour of Democratic rallies in Lowell with James H. Vahey and other prominent speakers. He stated he would compare his business record with Senator Lodge’s political record and rest his Senate bid on that comparison.
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Lowell
James H. Vahey
William A. Gaston
Gaston
Associate Hall
Senator Lodge
United States Senate
Vahey
Republican Party
Gaston praised by Vahey amid Lowell campaign attacks
Vahey extols Gaston and attacks the Republican administration citing labor strikes, urging support for Gaston’s Massachusetts candidacy. He lauds Gaston as reformist, recounts his law career, Federal Reserve ties, and trusted service to clients, including prominent Boston figures.
Kearney Promises Return of U S to People
Former Senator John J. Kearney, candidate for Congress in the 10th district, spoke at rallies in Charlestown and East Boston saying the next Congress to assemble March 4 will be progressive and help to return the United States to the people.
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John J. Kearney
Congress
Charlestown
East Boston
Inshington
Malden Post Carnival to Close Tonight
The Malden Post carnival on Ferryway Green by the Ameri Legion ends tonight with a special display of works. The event has drawn large crowds and features a band concert along with entertainment booths in operation this afternoon and evening.
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Malden
Ameri- Legion
Ferryway Green
Pring
Sullivan Has Fine Record From Worcester Politician
The Post prints a campaign summary of Mayor Peter F. Sullivan of Worcester. An Irish immigrant who arrived 40 years ago he rose from newsboy to chief executive journalist proprietor and Bancroft Trust Company president. He served in the Spanish American War and supported state veteran benefits and liberal measures. He won Worcester mayoral races by large margins and his statewide campaign gains fuel confidence ahead of the primaries next Tuesday.
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Peter F. Sullivan
Sullivan
Ireland
Massachusetts
Sullivan Tourist Company
Worcester
Bancroft Trust Company
Massachusetts Senate
Beacon Hill
Senate
Harding
Coolidge
Greek Army Flees in Disorder After Turkish Defeat
Advices from Turkish nationalist sources report a complete Greek defeat near Adana. The force, once about 200000 strong, has lost more than half its effective troops as they flee before Kemalist cavalry.
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Adana
Associated Press
Pittsfield Postmaster Dickson Missing After Audit Began
Pittsfield postmaster Dickson, a longtime Republican leader, vanished Tuesday amid a garbled account ledgers with an alleged $20,000 to $40,000 discrepancy. Post Office Inspector Sharp said investigators face delays without the key witness, while bondmen report a $30,000 surety. Dickson, former tax collector and school committee member, has five grown children and is remembered for a jovial manner and a Bill Nye resemblance.
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Dickson
Massachusetts
Post Office
Ernest F. Sharp
Post
Lincoln Terrace
Stevenson and Company
Prery Company
House of Representatives
Bill Nye
Smyrna Turned Over to Allies by Greek Commissioner
London Sept 8 The Greek high commissioner in Smyrna M Stergiadis today handed the town over to allied consuls according to a dispatch from Smyrna Allied naval detachments were landed Thursday the despatch states.
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London
Smyrna
M. Stergiadis
O Brien Defies Opponents At East Boston Rallies
District Attorney Thomas B O’Brien addressed open air gatherings in East Boston Charlestown South Boston and the city urging opponents to uphold their charges as he pledged to win. He cited two drunks sentenced to one year each noting both men had jury trials and the judge affirmed police court terms.
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Thomas
O'Brien
Boston
Charlestown
McDonald Claims $500000 Paid by County in Manning Era
Democratic nominee Daniel J. McDonald tours Suffolk county and accuses the incumbent and family of drawing more than $500,000 in county salaries. He cites John P. Manning’s $313,993.30 and lists relatives tied to the office with various pay increases and positions. He labels Manning a payroll patriot.
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Daniel J. McDonald
Superior Criminal Court
Suffolk County
John P. Manning
Mr. McDonald
Maddy A. Manning, Jr
John P. Manning, Jr
Joseph A. Manning
Martin L. Curley
Brennan Predicts Nomination in Mass Gubernatorial Rally
James H. Brennan of Charlestown spoke at rallies in Brighton Dorchester and South Boston and predicted his nomination as clerk of the Supreme Judicial Court for Suffolk county.
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Brennan
James H. Brennan
Charlestown
Brighton
Dorchester
Boston
Supreme Judicial Court
Suffolk County
Starving con artist arrested after pattern of street "performances"
Patrolman James Delaney halted a wandering man in Revere identified as Harry Gatelski of Boston. Under aliases Klineman and Werlinski he allegedly victimized people across Brockton East Boston Malden and the West End by feigning collapse to beg and collect money. He was charged with vagrancy after a Malden arrest and to appear in Chelsea District Court.
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Revere
James Delaney
Harry Gatelski
Wall Street
Boston
Gatelski
Klineman
Werlinski
Brockton
Malden
West End
East Boston
Gatelaki
Chief Dyer
Veaco Street
Chelsea District Court
Ford repeats plot charge in Boston DA race rallies
Councillor Francis J. W. Ford campaigned in East Boston Roxbury and Jamaica Plain denouncing District Attorney O Brien for staying in the Democratic primaries amid Goo Goo Republican ties. He accused a conspiracy with Pelletier to deny Democratic voters the nomination and thwart reappointment.
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Francis J. W. Ford
Boston
Roxbury
Jamaica Plain
O'Brien
O’brien
Pelletier
Foley Warns Voters in Hyde Park Dorchester and Roxbury
William J. Foley rallies in Hyde Park Dorchester and Roxbury urging a Pelletier vote as a vote for O'Brien. He says the deputy Secretary of State rules Pelletier cannot sit unless the referendum is defeated and reports from across the state say the referendum will be sustained.
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Hyde Park
Dorchester
Roxbury
William J. Foley
Joseph C. Pelletier
Thomas C. O’brien
Foley
Pelletier
Manning Denounces McDonald Campaign as Misstatements
John P. Manning, clerk of the Superior Criminal Court, accused Daniel P. McDonald of a campaign of misstatements at rallies in Dorchester and Roslindale. He says McDonald wrongly named relatives and that Manning has handled over five million dollars of public funds with full accountability.
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John P. Manning
Superior Criminal Court
Daniel P. McDonald
Dorchester
Roslindale
McDonald
Donaghue Speaks at Roxbury Rallies
Peter J. Donaghue, a Democratic district attorney candidate in Suffolk County, spoke at Roxbury rallies last night pledging to have assistants fully devoted to the people's business and to appoint only competent trial lawyers to handle major cases personally.
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Peter J. Donaghue
Suffolk County
Roxbury
Commonwealth
Whitman Heads Insurance Men
Insurance Commissioner Piatt Whitman of Wisconsin was elected president of the National Insurance Commissioners convention at the New Ocean House Swampscott. He succeeds former president Thomas B. Donaldson of Pennsylvania. Officers include H Fishback Seattle second vice president J C Luning Florida secretary treasurer Joseph Button Virginia and an executive committee with Jesse Phillips New York Burton Mansfield Connecticut W N Van Camp South Dakota A C Savage Iowa Clarence W Hobbs Massachusetts James F Ramey Kentucky and Joseph G Brown Vermont. The session discussed objections and reports on employers liability standardized fire rates and inflammable moving picture films. About 250 delegates and families will travel by motor to Providence RI to be guests at Squantum Club.
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Piatt Whitman
Wisconsin
National Insurance Commissioners’ Convention
New Ocean House
Swampscott
Whitman
Thomas B. Donaldson
Pennsylvania
H. ©. Fishback
Seattle
Washington
J. C. Luning
Florida
Joseph Button
Virginia
Jesse 8. Phillips
New York
Burton Mansfield
Connecticut
W. N. van Camp
South Dakota
A. C. Savage
Iowa
Clarence W. Hobbs
Massachusetts
James F. Ramey
Kentucky
Joseph G. Brown
Vermont
Providence
R. I
Rhode Island Insurance Commission
Pelletier Rallies For Suffolk DA Bid In Boston Suburbs
Joseph C. Pelletier spoke at four rallies in Brighton and Jamaica Plain amid strong crowds, insisting he will win the Suffolk County district attorney race despite disbarment and removal from office. He accused opponents of waging a political campaign to bar him from serving and claimed authorities drove him from the practice of law and disbarred him.
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P. Walsh
Charlestown
Boston
Pelletier
the Commonwealth
Suffolk County
Brighton
Thomas C. O'Brien
Joseph C. Pelletier
Jamaica Plain
Massachusetts
O'Neal Makes Three East Boston Campaign Rallies
Dennis A. O'Neal campaigns in East Boston as he urges voters to oppose Congressman Tague for reelection. He recalls the 1930s mayoral era and argues East Boston with 13,000 voters deserves a seat in Congress.
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Dennis A. O'Neal
E. Boston
Dennis A. O'Neil
Congress
Boston
O'Neil
Tague
Curley
Harrigan Campaign Speech in Brighton and Roxbury
Francis D. Harrigan spoke at rallies in Brighton and Roxbury targeting two opponents. He accused one of being too old for war duty while insisting another, described as rich and healthy, avoided fighting by choosing to debate issues with voters.
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Pemberton Hill
Francis D. Harrigan
Brighton
Roxbury
Public at mercy of coal men
Emergency Fuel Administrator James J. Storrow warned that a Philadelphia conference allowing anthracite operators to set prices and direct distribution would leave households to pay inflated prices. He urged government action, saying many homes would be mulcted and forced to pay whatever price operators set for coal this winter.
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Philadelphia
James J. Storrow
Massachusetts
Storrow
New England
Ainey
Hoover
Mr. Storrow
Samuel D. Warriner
Coal Operators Committee
Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company
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