Deadlocked shop union leaders face split on settlement path
Chicago reports a leadership rift as Bert M. Jewell's faction favors separate agreements with railroads to end the strike while others resist. Government presses conspiracy charges as Judge Wilkerson weighs injunction changes and the unions stay in hours of tense sessions. Telegraphed ties to AFL council in Atlantic City and the Big Four in Cleveland are noted.
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United News
Bert M. Jewell
Jewell
James H. Wilkerson
Harry M. Daugherty
Donald R. Richberg
Wilkerson
Richberg
Blackburn Esterline
A. F. of L
Atlantic City
Big Four” Brotherhoods
Cleveland
Policy committee split stalls settlement vote
It is reported that more than half of the 90 general chairmen forming the policy committee stood firmly against any settlement, resisting compromise.
Auto crashes claim vast toll from carelessness last year
The report cites nearly 12,000 deaths and about 1.5 million injuries in motor vehicle accidents blamed on driver carelessness, highlighting a broad public danger and calls for safety measures.
Brookline Social Leader Weds Advertising Firm Scion
Allen Wood Jr. of Winchester and Hazel Woodside of Brookline wed in the gold parlor at Hotel Beaconsfield Brookline in a pretty ceremony for about 60 relatives and friends. Rev Howard J Chidley officiated with Capt Richard Neiley as best man and Mrs Burton Linderman as maid of honor. The couple plans a secret honeymoon. Wood works with his father at Wood Putnam Wood advertising firm. Hazel is a popular Brookline social figure.
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Allen Wood, Jr
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Wood, Putnam & Wood
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Howard J. Chidley
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Richard Neiley
Burton Linderman
Mr. Wood
Boy Adrift In 8 Foot Pond Rescued In Providence
In Providence on September 12 seven year old Raymond Spellman of 65 Blundell Street was found after a 22 hour search adrift on a rain filled eight foot deep slough hole raft. Patrolman J P McDonough pulled the raft ashore at 6 30 am and the boy was taken home cold hungry and frightened after relying on the raft for survival yesterday. The boy said an unknown older boy put him on the raft and abandoned it. His disappearance prompted police to search the neighborhood all day and night. The story ends with a stray statistic about 41 6000 000 workers in the nation.
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Raymond Spellman
Blundell Street
J. P. McDonough
Seventh Precinct
James Spellman
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