Labor Men Gather for Massachusetts AFL Convention in New Bedford
The 30th annual Massachusetts State Branch AFL convention opens in New Bedford with Ed ward Alden as chair. Delegates from Greater Boston target suffrage and prohibition, while contests loom for president and treasurer and a clash over the legislative committee.
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Massachusetts
American Federation of Labor
New Bedford
Edward Alden
Greater
Boston
Vicinity
Legislative Committee
Committee On Legislation
Unions Vote to Blacklist Brewery Over Nonunion Stable
Labor Notes says Labor Notes Stable and Garagemen's Union 367 moved to place a local brewery on the unfair list for housing horses in a non union stable. The decision followed night and day meetings at 995 Washington Street and a mass meeting that enrolled 25 new members. Bakers' Union closed its charter and reverted to a $5 initiation fee after a two month $3 reduced rate. Reported gains include a surge in labels and 50 new members.
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Washington Street
Bakers’ Union 7
Seven Arrested at Malden Crap Game Near School Grounds
Everett police arrested seven young men from Malden and Everett when they raided a craps game in progress near Malden High School athletic grounds just over the Everett boundary yesterday afternoon around 1 30 o clock.
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Malden
Everett
Malden High School
Everett Boundary Line
Concord Woman Claims Black Head Preventive Restores New England Turkeys
Miss Margaret Mahaney of Concord Massachusetts says after ten years of research she has found a preventive for black head. Poultry experts back her claim and the turkey industry, driven from New England, would rebound with increased farm income if her movement gains traction from a gathering of turkey growers and poultry students in Concord.
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Concord
New England
Margaret Mahaney
Mass
Miss Mahaney
New England turkey growers form association proposal
The meeting outlined a plan to build large turkey flocks in New England with farms supplying markets from Texas Kentucky and the West. Miss Mahaney announced a preventive for a turkey disease and shared six guiding words care cleanliness warmth shelter and proper food. Turkeys should be kept indoors away from trees and roofs and cared for like hens.
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New England
Texas
Kentucky
West
Turkey Growers’ Association
Hicn
Agricultural Department
Concord High School
Mahaney
Cardinal O'Connell Addresses 5000 At Gabriel Monastery
Cardinal O'Connell spoke to more than 5000 at Blessed Gabriel Monastery Brighton. He urged balance between city life and spiritual retreat, praising the Passionists and the Laymen's Retreat Guild and urging return to the world with renewed faith and purpose.
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Cardinal
Gabriel Monastery
Brighton Hill- Top
Cardinal O'Connell
Blessed Gabriel Monastery
Brighton
Walsh
Curley
Mgr. M. J. Splaine
St. Joseph’s Church
Roxbury
Father Lynch
Mission Church
James J. Hayes
C. SS. R
Greater Boston
Mgr. Splaine
Bishop Cheverus Assembly
Fourth Degree
Knights of Columbus
Mer
Splaine
Father Alexis
Edward Gruber
Guild of Retreats
O’connell
Passionist Fathers
Christ
Boston
Blessed Gabriel
Opposition Leaders Urge Coalition Cabinet In Bulgaria
A Sofia despatch to Reuters reports Opposition leaders at King Ferdinand's audience urged forming a coalition cabinet and summoning Parliament to end neutral policy. The King listened and promised to consider the views, then summoned Premier Radoslavoff. Five parties were represented, each outlining party views, easing public tension.
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London
Reuter
Sofia
Bulgaria
Ferdinand
Radoslavoff
Wedded in Jail Cell by Novelty in Put-in-Bay Lockup
Miss Lauella Martin of Toledo and James Edward Wessel of Detroit married in a jail cell in Put-in-Bay village lockup by Justice Homer Ramey. The bride said they wanted something unusual for the ceremony and chose the jail cell.
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Sandusky
Lauella Martin
Toledo
James Edward Wessel
Detroit
Put-in-Bay Village
Pappas Sought After Reckless Driving Incident in Lexington
Nicholas Pappas of 481 Massachusetts Avenue Lexington remains at large after his automobile struck Mrs. James H. Fugg and her 6 year old daughter in a baby carriage at the Wo burn and Lowell streets corner last Friday. Police seek him with a warrant for reckless driving and operating without a license.
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Lexington
Nicholas Pappas
Massachusetts Avenue
James H. Fugg
Mary
Woburn
Lowell
Macedonians join colors as refugees rally for call
Reuter correspondence from Sofia reports Macedonian refugees called to the colors passed through the town to training grounds. Recruits and legionaries, including Macedonians from Greece and Serbia, acclaimed their officers amid loud cheers. The turnout exceeded expectations as many more men than hoped presented at the drafts.
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London
Reuter
Sofia
Bulgaria
Greece
Serbia
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Waverley Hills
Hospital of St. Elizabeth
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Heaven
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W. P. B. Brooks & CO
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Besse Bldg
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Toda
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Frank A. Andrews, Inc
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