Battle at American Steam Gauge Company Leaves Four Injured
Four inspectors and a foreman were stabbed during a clash said to pit striking workers at 208 Camden street against strikebreakers. Victims include David McLeod 19 Louis Laskin 16 Philip Remington 18 and Morris Romano 28 all from nearby areas. Waskin suffered the most serious injuries as police appealed for witnesses.
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American Steam Gauge Company
Camden Street
David McLeod
Williams Street
Cambridge
Louis Laskin
Glenway Street
Philip Remington
Winthrop Road
Brookline
Morris Romano
Erie Street
West Roxbury
Waskin
Roxbury Crossing
Kay
Four Men Flee Factory After Attack in City Streets
Four men fled in different directions after an attack at the factory. Laskin was captured on Gainsboro Street Romano on Camden Street Remington on St. Botolph Street and McLeod just outside the factory. Remington Romano and Laskin were stabbed in the back while McLeod was stabbed in the hip.
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Laskin
Gainsboro Street
Romano
Camden Street
Remington
St. Botolph Street
McLeod
Rider thrown from sulky in Quannapowitt trot race
At the Quannapowitt fair, Ss. P. Nutt driving Peter J. was hurled from his sulky after three horses tangled in the home stretch of the 2:27 class. Violet T. and King Richard fell when Violet T. stepped out, Nutt sustained injuries. 15,000 attended the second fair day. Governor McCall and other officials did not attend. Nathan Tufts spoke as Republican DA candidate.
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Ss. P. Nutt
Peter J
Quannapowitt Fair
King Richard
Dan Kelley
Violet T
al Taylor
Nutt
McCall
Nathan Tufts
Middlesex County
Wilson to debate Hughes over rail strike issue in speeches and letters
President Wilson will accept Hughes challenge on the railroad strike issue. A conference with McAdoo Burleson Tumulty decided to respond with speeches to delegations at Shadow Lawn and via letters.
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Long Branch
N. J
Wilson
Charles E. Hughes
Shadow Lawn
Wilson plans re election campaign steps outlined at meeting
President Wilson will refine campaign strategy at a Monday meeting with Vance McCormick and Homer Cummings. He will write letters to Democratic candidates and avoid speeches away from home except to non-partisan groups. He aims to promote prosperity and industrial preparedness and push a bill allowing exporters to use foreign selling agencies, hindered by a filibuster last session.
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Wilson
Vance McCormick
Democratic National Committee
Homer S. Cummings
The
National Committee
Shadow Lawn
Congress
Asbury Park
Burleson
Sandy Wook
New London
Spring Lake
Bulldogs Attack Boy On Beach In Monpponsett Case
Paul Sullivan twelve year old son of Mr and Mrs John Sullivan of Ocean Avenue was attacked and bitten ten to twenty times by two bulldogs on a beach while playing with them cottagers came to his rescue beating the animals away with sticks He was returned home in a very serious condition It is unclear how the dogs belonging to the Sullivan family came to attack him Rabies is not suspected.
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Monponsett
Paul Sullivan
John Sullivan
Ocean Avenue
Sullivan
Sullivans
Boy Killed While Stealing Ride Behind Heavy Truck
Thomas McGregor a five year old son of Mr and Mrs David McGregor of 212 West Second street South Boston died after being injured when he fell under the rear wheel of a backing heavy motor truck at the corner of C and Clafton streets He was one of seven children OConnor of 270 West Broadway South Boston an employee of the Boston Beer Company operated the truck The incident occurred yesterday afternoon at about city hospital transport reached.
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Thomas McGregor
David McGregor
West Second Street
South Boston
City Hospital
C and Clafton Streets
Thomas J. O’connor
West Broadway
Boston Beer Company
Mother Breaks Quarantine in Haverhill Case
A summons was served on Mrs. Mary Fairbrother Persson charging violation of Board of Health rules for removing her 19 year old son Samuel from Haverhill to West Newbury without a permit while ill with infantile paralysis. West Newbury police failed to serve at first due to a bulldog encounter before the summons reached her in Haverhill.
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Haverhill
Haverhill District Court
Mary Fairbrother Persson
Temple Street
Board of Health
Samuel
West Newbury
Moseley
Persson
Swan Russell Hats RN Attracts Well-Dressed Men
A line of Swan Russell hats RN draws attention from well-dressed men seeking refined headwear. The display spot highlights tailored styles, quality fabrics, and classic silhouettes aimed at fashion-conscious customers.
Murder Confession Tied To Middleton Car Track Death
Lawrence laborer Frank E. McKeon is jailed on murder charges for the September 3 death of Joseph Mulhearn of Cambridge. State police say a confession places the crime near Middleton after Mulhearn left Lawrence with McKeon and McKeon’s mother. The body was found on street car tracks and authorities allege a rock assault and robbery occurred.
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Lawrence
Frank E. McKeon
Hampshire Street
Joseph Mulhearn
Cambridge
Middleton
Mulhearn
Lynn
McKeon
Relatives Offer Blood for Transfusion to Ill City Patient
Hastily summoned by Joy Street police a group of Joseph Colinsky relatives gathered at City Hospital to decide who could undergo a blood transfusion. His brother Hyman Colinsky of New York was picked after a physician examined the candidates, and a pint of blood was transfused into the patient.
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Joy Street
Joseph Colinsky
City Hospital
Hyman Colinsky
New York
Wedding Reception for Rev G Leonard McCain in Mattapan
After a honeymoon by horse from Vancouver the Rev G Leonard McCain pastor of St Pauls Church Mattapan and his bride were honored at a reception with more than 200 parishioners. Charles Martin elder presented Mrs McCain with a purse of gold on behalf of the group.
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Lower Canada
Vancouver
British Columbia
G. Leonard McCain
St. Paul's Church
Mattapan
Charles Martin
Red Rooster arson ring nets 14 arrests in Boston area
Boston police by night captured 14 suspects tied to an arson trust operating through Boston proper Roxbury Chelsea and East Lexington. The raid followed a chalk rooster drawing allegedly signaling the fire set scheme and involved officers Lynch Towle and Sherlock.
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Red Rooster
Boston Police Department
Boston Proper
Roxbury
Chelsea
Lexington
Criminal Bureau
Thomas Lynch
Thomas Towle
Edward Sherlock
Samuel Billinsky
Seneca Street
Benjamin Bernstein
Havre Street
Boston
Reuben Levine
Chelsea Street
East Boston
Samuel Gilman
Harry Green
David Ragal
Addison Street
Harry Kaplan
Trenton Street
Nathan Cohen
Marion Street
Maurice Finkelstein
Blake and
Ames Streets
East Lexington
Samuel Lichner
Saratoga Street
Jacob Leventhal
Israel Leventhal
Simon Levine
Meriden Stret
Michael Blune
Dumb Soldier Talks Again on Return to Connecticut
Charles S. North of Rockville, once struck by lightning on the Arizona border and left dumb, suddenly regained speech during a storm while returning to Connecticut headquarters. He travels with his father who witnesses the moment at the Hartford station as North hands the telephone to his father.
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Hartford
Charles S. North
Rockville
Arizona
Connecticut
Nogales
North
First
Connecticut Infantry
Autoist sought after Roxbury girl struck by car
Ethel Cherry seven, daughter of Mr and Mrs L D Cherry of 3 Louise Park Roxbury, was seriously injured yesterday noon while crossing Warren Street near home. Police say the driver sped from the scene and are seeking Howard Graves of 119 Warren Street Roxbury. They allege a car owned by Edgar McCormick of Spencer Street was involved and operated by Graves.
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Ethel Cherry
L. D. Cherry
Louise Park
Roxbury
Warren Street
Howard Graves
Edgar McCormick
Spencer Street
Graves
Aviator Fatally Injured After 160 Foot Fall
Fred Be Kor, an aviator, died after losing control of his biplane and plunging about 160 feet into the grandstand at the Bethany county fair grounds. Fifteen thousand spectators were present as the fatal accident occurred this afternoon.
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Bethany
Fred Be Kor
County Fair Grounds
Old Customs Official J. Rice Winchell Dies in New Haven
J Rice Winchell longtime New Haven customs collector died at age 85 in New Haven He previously edited the New Haven Palladium and published papers in Hannibal and Palmyra Missouri in the 1860s He is survived by his wife a daughter and two sons One son Benjamin L Winchell is president of the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific railroad
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New Haven
J. Rice Winchell
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