Bodreau Not Ill Treated Says Aged Man
Joseph Bodreau aged man taken from Hotel Jobress on Howard street last Tuesday in a critical condition after starvation is recovering at City Hospital. He denies claims hospital ambulance workers treated him roughly and says attendants have been kind. Hospital officials investigated and found no evidence of mistreatment. Urbain J. Ledoux, leader of the jobless group, also supported this finding.
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Joseph Bodreau
Howard Street
Bodrau
Bodreau
Urbain J. Ledoux
Four Aboard Catboat Rescued After Squall Off Swampscott
Four youths and a 12 year old girl escaped drowning two miles off Swampscott when their 15 foot catboat overturned in a heavy squall. They were rescued by Marshall Kehoe his motor boat and two Swampscott men. Sutherland swam to shore with help as the others were pulled to safety and treated on the way in.
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Swampscott
Marshall Kehoe
Rockland Avenue
Henry Acker
Henry Ripley
Lynn
Kehoe
Marjorie Phillips
Greenwood Avenue
Glover Bowes
Humphrey Street
Raymond Connors
Cliftondale
Kenneth Sutherland
R. H. Sutherland
Connors
Lynn Woman Found Gagged in Burglary at Summer Street
Mrs. Edward LeBreaux was found unconscious and gagged in her Lynn home at 355 Summer Street after two men ransacked the house and stole more than $100 from a bedroom trunk. Inspector George Roe investigates the daytime robbery as a frightened, vague description emerges.
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Edward LeBreaux
Summer Street
Lynn
Must Keep Up Labor's Fight In Atlanta Rally
In Atlanta on September 15 Samuel Gompers urged remaining steady against industrial stagnation and advancing labor gains. He spoke to the National Convention of the Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Employees of America, and he was helped by admirers as he reached the stage without injury.
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Atlanta
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Employees of America
May Restore Duffey Record In 100 Yards
The New England AAU committee voted to recommend restoring Arthur Duffey’s old 100 yard record of 0.35 seconds set May 3, 1902 at Berkeley Oval New York during the intercollegiate championships. The national registration committee will decide at its Chicago meeting in November.
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Arthur Duffey
New England Committee
National Registration Committee
Chicago
Duffey
Berkley Oval
New York
Transfer Dow to Sandy Hook
Milton W. Dow, longtime Weather Bureau observer in Boston, will assume charge of the Sandy Hook station on Oct. 1. Dow has 12 years with the service and prior postings in Washington Denver Grand Junction Lander and New Haven. He made his home in Winthrop.
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Milton W. Dow
Weather Bureau
Sandy Hook
N. J
Washington
Mr. Dow
Denver
Grand Junction
Col
Lander
Wyo
New Haven
Boston
Winthrop
Gold Imports Totaling 10.5 Million for Allied Reparations
New York reports gold imports of 10.5 million dollars tied to Germany's reparations payments. The funds were credited to allied accounts at the Federal Reserve Bank, with 1.3 million from Austro-Hungarian banks, 4 million from Hamburg to German financial interests, and 4.38 million from the Reichsbank to Belgium obligations. German marks held near 0.906 in early open market trading.
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New York
Germany
Federal Reserve Bank
Austro - Hungary
Ham
Burg
Reichsbank
Belgium
North End VFW Block Party Set to Aid Membership Drive
The North End Post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars plans a block party on Saturday September 24 to boost membership. At a recent meeting temporary officers were elected with Anthony Iasi as commander Paul V Di Cicco as adjutant and Anthony F Poto as quartermaster.
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North End
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Anthony Iasi
Paul V. di Cicco
Anthony F. Poto
Two men held in auto murder near Akron
Two men were arrested in connection with the murder of Harry Sinclair a 40 year old Akron sportsman in Richland Ohio as he sat at the steering wheel of his car Their roles are not disclosed One man identified as E J Fisher who runs a cider still near Akron is among those held Sheriff Hutchinson said more details would follow
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Akron
Richland
Harry Sinclair
E. J. Fisher
Hutch
Shooting at Mill Leaves Sinclair Wounded
A touring car approached the mill and fired as Sinclair sat in his automobile with two women and another man inside. The blast struck Sinclair, who was wounded as the vehicle’s lights were out.
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Sinclair
Jailbreak attempt in Bordeaux ends with recapture
In Montreal on Sept 15 Charles Harmon and Joseph Fleming sawed 15 steel bars in their Bordeaux jail cell and fell to the ground. They failed to scale a 20 foot wall and were recaptured by attendants. Both men were exhausted from the climb. Harmon, wanted in New York for forgery, was visited by a woman yesterday.
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Montreal
Charles Harmon
Joseph Fleming
Bordeaux
Harmon
New York
Bethlehem Harlan Plant Announces Wage Cut
In Wilmington Delaware on September 15 a percentage wage reduction to take effect in October was announced at the Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corporation Harlan plant offices. The cut will affect employees at the facility.
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Wilmington
Del
Harlan
Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corporation
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Houghton & Dutton Co
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