Labor Aids 9 Says Cox in Nevada Address
Governor Cox in Reno outlines labor and treaty goals as nation seeks peace and fair labor standards. He emphasizes collective bargaining, equal pay for women, 48 hour week, and living wages, signaling a stance on immigration aligned with the Democratic platform. He heads to California for further speeches amid the Japanese question.
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Doctor Otis Sedgwick Charged In Fatal Home Tragedy
In Whitehall Michigan a physician Dr Otis W Sedgwick and his three year old daughter Ruby were found strangled on the lawn of Sedgwicks home. His wife also died in the incident. The bodies were discovered by Frank Hurd early this morning triggering a sheriff investigation. The doctor remained in jail in Muskegon as deputies enclosed the locked home.
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Whitehall
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Doctor In Stupor After Slaying Wife And Child
After forcing entry, authorities found Dr Sedgwick in bed in a stupor. The slain wife and year-old child lay nearby as investigators considered whether Sedgwick was drugged. Letters revealed a dual personality and controlling behavior, with coroner’s physicians calling the crime the work of a madman.
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Herbert M. Sedgwick
New Haven
New Haven, Conn., To Dr. George L. Kilbourn of Forest Port, N. Y
Shriners Enjoy 38th Annual Provincetown Outing
More than 1500 Shriners from Aleppo Temple gathered for the 38th annual outing. A morning session in Paul Revere Hall elected 125 new members and a parade preceded a harbor voyage aboard the Dorothy Bradford with Lieutenant-Governor Cox as guest. Walter W. Morrison and Henry B. Perkins supervised arrangements.
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Walter W. Morrison
Henry B. Perkins
Spirit of New England keynote at Rotarians Conclave
Henry Cabot Lodge spoke on the Spirit of New England at the New England Conclave in Swampscott. He warned that the country’s stability rests on New England’s tradition of law and order and contrasted early settlers’ work ethic with present-day attitudes. Morris A. Stevens of the Lynn Rotary Club presided as Rotarians toured Lynn shoe factories and the General Electric plant.
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Swampscott
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Police guard around Chicago Exchange guarded after New York blast
Chicago police under Chief Garrity cordoned the La Salle Street financial district including the Stock Exchange and Board of Trade to prevent any repeat of the New York explosion. Garrity said there is no known conspiracy and he is acting to be safe.
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New York
Cook Freezes Fire Escape From Worcester Bakery
In Worcester on September 16 Mrs. Helen Frey a Crocker restaurant cook trapped by smoke and flames used a large kettle to break a door into a hallway then piled flour sacks to reach safety escaping through the opening. The blaze originated behind a stove on the first floor.
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Helen Frey
O'Donnell Rites Held for Luke O'Donnell in Linden
Luke O'Donnell beloved son of James and the late Catherine O'Donnell died. Funeral from 06 Oliver St Linden to St Josephs Church for 9 am mass. Interment at Malden. Relatives and friends and members of Post 69 American Legion invited.
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