Milk Wagon Strike Spreads Milk Spillage and Vandalism
Interference by strike sympathizers disrupted the Elm Farm Milk Company and D Whiting Sons teams on the second day of a milk wagon drivers strike. Milk was spilled, bottles broken, and some strike-breaker teams temporarily disabled as traces were slashed along Elm Farm routes. A special police officer accompanies each delivery wagon to curtail further depredations.
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D. Whiting & Sons
Elm Farm Milk Company
C. Brigham Company
Elm Farm Company
Milk Strike Outlook Narrowed as Firms Push On
Roths claim ground but settlement seems farther away as strikers say they halted most work at three firms. Firms report near full milk delivery yesterday aided by special cars and expect better today. New drivers will have permanent jobs. firms say they can operate without strikers.
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Roth
Perjury Charged Lawyer Palmer arraigned in Cambridge
Jackson Palmer a Lowell lawyer and son of former mayor Charles Falmer was arraigned in the Superior Criminal Court at East Cambridge yesterday on a perjury charge. He pleaded not guilty and waived the indictment reading, with bonds set at 500 dollars.
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Jackson Palmer
Lowell
Charles Falmer
Superior Criminal Court
East Cambridge
Palmer faces perjury charge tied to Middlesex graft probe
The perjury charge stems from Palmer testimony in Cambridge during the Middlesex county ring graft grand jury probe. He aided the investigation and testified that he saw the two daughters of the late Harry H K Shaw with two friends on jail passes. Palmer, about 30, appeared with his mother as the case drew attention. trial expected within a week.
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Palmer
Cambridge
Middlesex County
Harry HK. Shaw
Lowell
Navy Man Hangs Up Eating Record
George Murdock an oiler with the Navy in Chester set an eating record at a Court Street restaurant last night. Accompanied by Ed Bruce and George Rummold, he ate six platter portions of scrambled eggs in rapid succession and then ordered a steak with onions and fries, all finished within minutes amid cheering.
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George Murdock
U. S
Chester
Court Street
Navy
Ed Bruce
George Rummold
The
Bruce
Rummola
Murdock
Rummold
Day School of the Boston Y M C A announces programs
The Day School of the Boston Y M C A offers small classes and a broad adaptable program including grammar commercial college prep electrical and other courses with gymnasium and athletics. Reasonable rates. Catalogs available from Educational Director Frank Palmer Speare at 2 8 10 Ashburton Place Boston MA. School opens September 20. Arthur S. Johnson president GO. W. Mehaffey general secretary.
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Boston VY. M. C. A
Frank Palmer Speare
Ashburton Place
Boston
Mass
Haymarket
Arthur S. Johnson
GO. W. Mehaffey
List of the Dead and Wounded in Battle
A fragmentary list describes meals and substances consumed during a battle table including eggs, pigs feet, sauerkraut, multiple steaks, squash pie, coffee, beer, brandy, and three tablets of strychnine, ending with bread and butter.
Murdock Challenges Glidden to Final Eaters Showdown
Amid astonishment and alarm in the restaurant and crowd, Murdock finished a large sirloin then sought beer. He issued a challenge to Glidden of Lawrence to meet him at Court Street Place at 7:30 next Saturday for the championship decision.
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Murdock
Glidden
Lawrence
Court Street Place
Roxbury Lodger Dies by Own Action
Catherine Hurley a 35 year old lodger at 99 Devon Street Roxbury committed death by own action yesterday by swallowing carbolic acid. She was found dead in bed by Margaret J. Curry with whom she boarded.
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Catherine Hurley
Devon Street
Roxbury
Burdett Business College Training Advertises at 18 Boylston St
Burdett Business College promotes paid training with a catalog offered free. Located at 18 Boylston Street in Boston, the ad highlights educational programs and enrollment options.
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Burdett Business College
Boylston St
Boston
Castle Square Hotel Offers Private Baths and No Tip Dining
The European Plan hotel advertises over a mile of frontage and 60 single suites with private baths, 100 double suites for two, and 850 double suites. Each room includes long distance telephone and first class cuisine. Rates range from $1.50 to $3.00 per day, nothing higher. Baggage transfer offered.
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United States
Five Dorchester Boys Rescued From Hull Bay Squall
Five Dorchester youths aged 11 to 16 were saved from drowning in Hull bay after their 18 foot sailboat capsized in a squall yesterday afternoon. Rescue came from John E. Glawson of Burrage Hospital and Charles R. James of Dorchester. Names include Kenneth McManus 11 Thomas I McManus Jr George McManus sons of Thomas F McManus William McCarthy 15 and Peter McCabe 16.
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Dorchester
Hull Bay
John E. Glawson
Burrage Hospital
Charles R. James
Kenneth McManus
Thomas I*. McManus, Jr
George McManus
Thomas F. McManus
William McCarthy
Peter McCabe
Dramatic Coast Rescue After Boat Capsizes Teens Save Kenneth
Superintendent Glawson and Charles James ply a high speed craft to pluck boys from a overturned dory. Kenneth McManus clings on as George McManus and a lifeline relay the others to safety. Four youths survive revival efforts. Kenneth remains under care with Dr Donton’s advice.
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Glawson
Kenneth McManus
Charles R. James
Dorchester
Dory
Jones
Kenneth
George McManus
Rainsford
Donton
Germany's Proposals Rejected in Morocco Talks
Paris reports a cabinet meeting this afternoon over France's reply to Germany's counter proposals in the Morocco negotiations. Foreign Minister DeSelves presented the draft, with ministers approving France's clear stance on principle, commercial equality, and France's free hand in Morocco.
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Paris
France
Germany
DeSelves
M. DeSelves
Morocco
Foreign Minister to Proceed with Continued Coverage
The Foreign Minister will proceed to continue reporting on the matter as noted in the continuation line that directs readers to Page 7 Third Column.
Corrected Count and Full Returns Favor Prohibition Victory
Prohibition leaders celebrate after corrected vote tallies and full returns show a clear win. Temperance groups, who had conceded defeat yesterday, hail the outcome as decisive and historic.
Corrected Vote Totals With Majority Against Repeal
Corrected vote figures show 120,727 for, 60,511 for repeal, and 60,216 opposing repeal. The margin remains uncertain with a majority against repeal totaling 295. The figures reflect an adjustment to initial tallies.
W. C. T. U. Leader Praises Prohibition Crusade
Mrs. L. M. N. Stevens, president of the National W. C. T. U., said England cabled Hold the fort and the world watches. She praised Maine that kept its law, said the Maine W. C. T. U. will continue its work and unite with national bodies to press for national prohibition. She noted world-wide interest in total abstinence and prohibition and foresees the liquor traffic’s overthrow.
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Lillian M. N. Stevens
England
Maine
Portland
Prohibition Wins Narrowly As Corrections Shrink State Margin
Portland Missouri Sept 12 Revised returns from 521 cities show prohibitionists leading by 295 votes after correcting a 904 majority claimed by license supporters. Total statewide votes No 60511 Yes 60216. Prohibition leaders hail victory while license workers vow to keep fighting though doubt grows.
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Portland
Prohibition
End of Summer Near as Days Wind Down
On Day 256 of the year the daylight lasts 12 hours and 39 minutes with a gradual decrease of 2 hours and 388 minutes noted across the period. Only ten more days of summer remain.
Weather Forecast for Boston and New England
Forecast calls for fair conditions in Boston and New England with cooler temperatures on Wednesday. Moderate to light northerly winds are expected, turning easterly later with overall improvement into Thursday.
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Boston
Yi Fair
Washington
New England
New York Tops Boston in Back-to-Back Games
Intriguing results from yesterday show New York defeating Boston in two tight games 9 11 to 3 and 11 6 in the early matchups. The American League entries Boston Washington Detroit battled in a 12 inning contest as Chicago St Louis also posted a win. A note mentions McAleer seeking Boston stake, plus a golf upset and Davis Cup challenge rights for the American team. Steve Mahoney named coach at Somerville High. Pace Institute offers evening courses and a free 70 page catalogue from Tremont Temple Boston.
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Boston
Washington
Philadelphia
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Chicago
St. Louis
McAleer
Rye
Steve Mahoney
Somerville High
Tremont Temple
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