Lynn School Teacher Bride of Western Man
Miss Alice Louise Blaney a Lynn school teacher married Harry Donald Cowles a wholesale hardware merchant of Tatoma Washington. The ceremony occurred at the bride's parents home 107 Hanover Lynn conducted by Rev Frederick W Perkins. They plan an extended honeymoon including two weeks in Panama.
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Lynn
Bride of Western Man
Pacific Coast
Alice Louise Blaney
Harry Donald Cowles
Tatoma
Washington
And
Elbridge Blaney
Hanover Street
Frederick W. Perkins
First” Universalist Church
Panama
Miss Blaney
J. William Blaney
Mr. Cowles
Melrose grocers seek weekly half-holidays petition
The Melrose Grocers' Association asks the Board of Trade to require all city stores to close Wednesday afternoons year round replacing only summer closures. Grocers unanimously support the rule and urge action affecting hardware, dry goods, furnishings and other shops citywide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melrose Grocers’ Association
The
Board of Trade
Norfolk and D. B. Suits and School Styles in New Fall Line
An ad lists English suit models with two and three buttons, Jerome Norfolk and Continental Special D. B. suits, two pair knickerbockers, and prices from 3.95 to 13.50. Also featured are school suits for Norfolk and D. B. styles, auto coats and reefers, Russian junior and sailor suits, and boys overcoats in varied colors and cuts.
Mrs Helen Gray Arrested For Concealing Indian Records
Mrs Helen Pierce Gray of St Paul Minnesota investigator for Crow Indian affairs on the Graham committee was arrested in Washington charged with concealing public records. She posted 500 bond furnished by Senator Clapp and faces a United States commissioner trial on Tuesday.
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Washington
Helen Pierce Gray
St. Paul
Minn
Graham Committee
House
Congress
Indian Office
Clapp Minnesota
United States
Mrs Gray Charged in Crow Records Seizure Controversy
Mrs Gray faced arraignment over taking Crow tribe allotment records from the Indian Office with consent of former Commissioner Valentine and Judge Burch. She claims the action had Attorney General Wickersham's approval to safeguard the documents for a Senate Indian affairs investigation championed by Senator Townsend.
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Townsend
Michigan
Gray
Wickersham
Department of Justice
Interior Department
Graham
Democratic National Committee
House
Mann
Valentine
Say
Indian Office
Roosevelt
Clapp
Former US Indian Affairs Commissioner Denies Irregularity
Robert G. Valentine states he had no knowledge of any irregularity concerning access to Indian Office records by Mrs Helen Gray. He says records are public and accessible to any citizen, and he knows nothing further about the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valentine
Braintree
Robert G. Valentine
United States Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Indian Office
Helen, Gray
Miss Austin Engaged to Harold A Dykeman of Chelsea
Roxbury and Chelsea social circles announce the engagement of Miss Madeline Austin a Wellesley College student to Harold A. Dykeman of Chelsea a well known business figure. The engagement was disclosed by Mr and Mrs H A Austin of 70 Warren Street Roxbury with plans for a late December wedding.
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Madelaine Austin
Roxbury
Harold
Dykeman
Chelsea
H. A. Austin
Warrentreet
Madeline
Wellesley College
Harold A. Dykeman
Miss Austin
Boston
Brookline
Town Constable Confronts Officer Over Open Street Sign
A resident confronts a town constable about a closed street sign and sues the city for damages claiming the sign opened into a public way. The dispute centers on alleged misrepresentation of street closure.
Alden Named President of State Labor Federation
Fitchburg Sept 19 Edward S Alden of Holyoke was elected president of the Massachusetts State branch American Federation of Labor in annual session here without opposition. Voting occurred yesterday, result released today.
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Fitchburg
Edward S. Alden
Holyoke
Massachusetts
American Federation of Labor
Labor union slate selects five vice presidents at convention
Eleven candidates vied for five vice presidential berths as John J. Fenton John W. Powers John J. Kearney George H. Miller and William E Driscoll won. Martin T. Joyce was re elected secretary treasurer. Other officers include John J Cunningham C J Carmody Henry Sterling and Emmett T. Wallis. Next year’s meeting will be in Fall River. The secretary treasurer post becomes permanent with 1300 salary. Resolutions urged peaceful means in disputes and reforms such as public ownership and city home rule. A five member committee will study state institutions especially convict labor. The convention adjourned late today.
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John J. Fenton
Boston Central Labor Union
John W. Powers
Fall River Street Railway Union
Boston Waiters’ Union
George H. Miller
Worcester Electrical Workers’ Union
William E. Driscoll
Springfield Bottlers and Drivers Union
Martin T. Joyce
John J. Cunningham
Boston
C. J. Carmody
Worcester
Henry Sterling
Emmett T. Wallis
Brockton
Fall River
Canada
Fitsgerald
Cambridge Girl Singer to Go on Stage
Miss Madeleine Dooley of Cambridge, once a bookkeeper in the assessors office, will begin a professional career after accepting a local vaudeville house offer. Known for a rich soprano voice, she follows advice from Cambridge friends including Mayor J Edward Barry and has prior stage experience at the Boston Opera House as a chorus girl and later as official boy in operas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madeleine Dooley
Cambridge
Assessors’ Office
Dooley
J. Edward Barry
Boston Opera House
Ulster Covenant Prepared For Ulster Unionists
Sir Edward Carson will submit the Ulster Covenant text for approval to the Ulster Unionist Council. The document pledges to stand by one another to defend equal citizenship in the United Kingdom and to oppose Home Rule for Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Edward Carson
Ireland
Ulster Unionist Council
Ulster
George
Ireland Home Rule Conspiracy Rebuff Pledge Statement
A political pledge rejects any forced Irish home rule parliament and vows not to recognize its authority, asserting determination to defend lawful rights and defend the right.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Labor law case postponed for New American House owner
Allen C Jones proprietor of the New American House Hanover street faced a labor law violation charge for overworking women beyond 54 hours a week. The case was postponed to Sept 26 by Chief Justice Bolster after the Hotel Workers Union protested. Parker House manager Sherwin also to appear for a similar charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen C. Jones
New American House
Hanover Street
Bolster
Thomas Connolly
Hotel Workers’ Union
Jones’ Atorney
Sherwin
The
Parker House
Acidic stomachs blamed for most intestinal ailments
A renowned physician argues most intestinal and vital organ diseases stem from stomach acidity or sour stomach. He condemns patent medicines and urges neutralizing stomach acid with simple remedies. He cites successful cases using a small amount of a preparation after meals to relieve symptoms.
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Asell
Mach
Women's Knit Underwear and Accessories Sale
A frugal sale of women and girls undergarments and accessories with rompers, corsets, vests, coats, rainwear, infants wear, and hosiery. Includes knit union suits, gloves, and belts, plus chiffon scarves, lace chemisettes, bags, and various home textiles all offered at special Friday prices.
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Lenar
Peter Ahorth
Wales
Wwesceyi
Goodyear West
Russia
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