Murder charge imminent in Szabo case in New Jersey
Burton W. Gibson faces a murder charge in the death of Mrs. Rose Menschik Szabo after autopsy findings. Authorities prepare a warrant in Orange County, with an inquest set for Sept. 18. The case centers on possible strangulation and chemical analysis pending further reports.
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New York
Rose Menschik Szabo
Burton W. Gibson
Greenwood Lake
Orange County Justice of the Peace
William C.de Graw
Preferred Jail to Home With His Wife
John J. Dunning 22 of Downing Street Roxbury told Roxbury Police Court he would rather go to jail than live with his wife Irené Oberlocher. Associate Justice Palmer fined him 100 to support his 18 year old wife and their child. The case cited assault and battery and non support after his desertion to Syracuse. Court records showed the wife had to steal to survive and a January 1911 arrest for larceny of dental supplies.
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John J. Dunning
Downing Street
Roxbury
Palmer
Dunning
Irené Oberlocher
Espera
Dentist Charles S Bartlett Found Dead In Gas Poisoning
Dr Charles Samuel Bartlett a 64 year old Back Bay dentist was found dead yesterday in his 22 Blagdon Street apartments the police believe self induced gas poisoning due to mental derangement. He had attempted suicide in August and had been in poor health for a month since his wife died three years ago.
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Charles Samuel Bartlett
Back Bay
Dr. Bartlett
Blagdon Street
James H. Ritchie
Timothy Leary
10 Cent Milk Price Fight Talks in Boston
Boston milk producers demand 10 cents per quart and threaten to halt production if contractors do not accept the price. Major contractors like D Whiting & Co and H P Hood resist, planning meetings and protests. Protests rely on multiple directors and farmers pledging to withhold milk purchases until pricing is met.
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Boston
George Whiting
D. Whiting & Co
Mers
Whiting
Lewis H. Ruggles
Eroniaeny
the. Association
Simon Jewster
J. K. Mills
A. L. Osgood
W. A. Davis
H. %. Webster
J. L. Rice
John Orcutt
John Splanding
Alvin Davis
Fred .A. Richards
Joseph Currier
Frank E. Holbrook
Luther Robbins
H. P. Hood Company
Whiting Company
Mr. Hood
Finance Commission
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Great Barrington Boy Scouts Receive Major Gift
Dr F B Pearson of London and Great Barrington presented the local Boy Scouts with 6000 for a building fund. The donors include a well known railroad magnate and other wealthy residents expect similar gifts. Pearson is noted as one of South Berkshire’s wealthiest men.
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Great Barrington
BOY Scouts
Pearson
London
England
Berkshire
Boston hotel strike escalates with calls for general action
Strikes at Parker House and Tremont Temple spark a broader campaign as leaders pledge to fight Pierce and demand arbitration. unionists including engineers and firemen rally, plan meetings at Faneuil Hall, and rumor of Rose Pastor Stokes aiding the cause circulates. Haywood may visit to support.
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Pierce
Tremont Temple
Post
Boston
Parker House
Blochlinger
Parkers
Washington Street
Wells Memorial Hall
State House
Faneuil Hall
Rose Pastor Stokes
Connecticut
Edward Brechlinger
Mary O'Connell
Brochlinger
Warren
O'Meara
Harry Cazalou
Beaton
Abolish Tips Editorial Advocates Public Service
A reader writes praising the Post editorial against tipping as an unAmerican practice. The letter argues tipping degrades both giver and receiver and contradicts labor dignity and American citizenship.
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SirmYour
Post
New Dorchester School Not Ready For Opening
Several hundred Dorchester pupils will attend classes in the abandoned Cedar Street building as the eight room Beaumont Street Primary School is not completed on time. Assistant Superintendent Jeremiah E. Burke could not explain the delay and the school committee and Schoolhouse Commission were unavailable. The Bradford School on Willowwood Street in Walcott district is ready.
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Dorchester
Cedar Street
Beaumont Street
Jeremiah E. Burke
Bradford School
Willowwood Street
Walcott
Weavers Vote to Return to Work in Bedford Mills
Weavers who struck over the grading system and closed cloth mills on July 15 voted to resume work. Carders twisters loom fixers and others already returned as unions reopened mills yesterday. The weavers union condemned the Textile Council for advising other unions to work while protesting the grading system. About thirteen thousand workers were unemployed for eight weeks.
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Bedford
Textile Council
Schools Open With 118000 Pupils Prompt for Start
A new school year begins with seating provided for 118000 pupils and hopes no child is turned away amid fears of overcrowding in East Boston and parts of the South and West Ends. Dr. Dyer, the new superintendent, will oversee crowding and urges mothers to bring children to school on time.
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East Boston
Dyer
Hood's Lotion for smooth velvety skin
An advertisement touts Hood's Lotion as best for all weather, promising smooth soft skin. It encourages readers to try the product and to buy it from all druggists, priced at 50 cents.
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Inquirer
Rutherford, N. J
Yadberry Street
Hudson County
Eber Groffett
Charles Ros James Murray
John O'Halloran
da’ Ol Murphy
William Blume
George W. King
Arthur B. Hasking
New Jersey
M. R. Breitenfelt
German Hospital
Otto Schultz
Manhattan
Fritz Fischerauer
Austro-Hungary
Arpad A. Kremer
Mr. Kremer
King
Dr. King
Dr. Fischenauer
Dr. Schultz
Irene Dunning
Madleay
David
Ingrar
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ST. Re
Crea
Qkeeffe
Aroostook
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Steimpe
O'K Fay
Ere
Blothlinger
E. Blochlingler
William D. Haywood
Industrial Workers of the World
Lawrence
Sumner
Organized Labor
Louis. D. Brandeis
Weavers
William S. Butler & Company
William Filene
John T. Connor CO
Toei Sromne Wits
Jobe, Connor
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