Haywood Quietly Retires to Provincetown
William D. Haywood rests in retirement at Provincetown's Mahogany cottage with his family. He talks with a Post reporter about his autonomy from leaders, his Paterson silk strike trial upcoming October 15, and his plan to write an autobiography.
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Provincetown
Biz Bill’ Haywood
W. W
Chicago
Post
Paterson Silk Workers
William D. Haywood
Haywood
Paterson
Hayrood
Socialist Party
Miller's Hill
Hast End
Haywoods
Robert Seaver
Mr. Haywood
Kibbe Cook
Joseph O’brien
Albert White Vorse
Mr. Vorse
Joseph O'Brien
New York
Italy
O'Brien
New Jersey
Bill
Industrial Republic
The
Industrial Workers of the World
General Charles W. Bartlett Not Seriously Ill
General Charles W. Bartlett of Newton a leading Boston attorney was stricken with illness at the Cambridge courthouse. Dr Frank A Higgins states the case is indigestion not a paralytic shock and expects Bartlett to resume duties within a few days after a improving recovery.
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Charles W. Bartlett
Newton
Boston
Cambridge
Frank A .Higgins
Commonwealth Avenue
Higgins
Bartlett
Boston Man Is Missing
The police in Washington seek help locating Edgar B. Ayer of Boston who vanished after leaving 28 Whiting Street Roxbury on August 25. Ayer, 29, six feet tall, 160 pounds with light brown hair and brown eyes, taught at Pittsburg Academy and wore a black suit and gray tie at departure.
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Washington
D. C
Thin City
Edgar B. Ayer
Boston
Frank W Ayer
Whiting Street
Roxbury
Pittsburg Academy
Pittsburg
Worker's half century service earns $250 bonus
Michael McMenemy aged 75 received a $250 bonus from Ames Shovel & Tool Company for 50 years of service. He is the seventh employee to be honored for 60 years of service by the firm in North Easton on September 23.
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North Easton
Michael McMenemy
Ames Shovel & Tool Company
McMenemy
Auto Collision Injures Noted Boston Doctor and Inspector
Dr Orren B Sanders of 358 Commonwealth Avenue Boston and Inspector James ODonnell suffered injuries in a head on collision between two autos at the Hancock and Standish avenues junction Wollaston yesterday afternoon. Sanders is listed on the dangerous list at Quincy Hospital while ODonnell sustained severe bruises and was able to sit up at home. The crash occurred about 5 6 o clock as an inbound and outbound car faced each other near Standish street Queensbury area.
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Dr. Sanders
Standish Street
O'Donnel
O'Donnell
Sanders
Orren B. Sanders
Commonwealth Avenue
Boston
Quincy City Hospital
James O'Donnell
Hancock and
Standish Avenues
Wollaston
Quincy
Glendale Road
New Haven Cash Paid to MacLeod on Commission Funds
The article reports New Haven payments totaling $700 to MacLeod while he served on the Railroad Commission. Under other expenses totaling $337,469.71 the paper lists prominent names including ex-Senator Thomas F. Curley George H. Sargent George R. Conroy M E Hennessy John J. Buchanan and William A. Murphy. The Boston News Bureau and Republic Publishing Company are noted as ad buyers.
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Railroad Commission
Mr. Macleod
Thomas F. Curley
George H. Sargent
George R. Conroy
M. E. Hennessy
John J. Buchanan
William A. Murphy
Boston News Bureau
Republic Publishing Company
Public Service Commission expenditures revealed in report
The report shows payments to Mcleod now head of the Public Service Commission and others, including George H. Ellis and several journalists, for services and expenses. It records a $700 item labeled services and a $323,242.21 law department bill, with Towne & Spellman and Choate among top recipients. A supplementary filing notes $50,000 spent on publicity from December to June.
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Leod
Mcleod
Railroad Commission
Foss
Public Service Commission
New Haven Road
George H. Ellis Company
George H. Ellis
Representative Ellis
Reailroad Commission
George R. Conroy
Newwpaper
State House
Truth
Law Department
Towne & Spellman
Choate, Hall & Stewart
Innes & Tuttle
Burdett, Wadell & Ives
Thomas F. Curley
Trolleys Leave Tracks In Subway Chaos Delays Linger
Two trolley cars left tracks in the subway during rush hour between Scollay Adams squares and near Boylston street. Motormen stopped the cars, passengers evacuated, and service resumed after about 1 hour 12 minutes with crews clearing the tracks.
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Scollay and
Adams Squares
Boylston Street
Forest Hills
Adams Square
Charles J. Cooper
Brattle Street
Storm Preparations Foreshadowed by Boston Weather
Fair weather with a brisk breeze and warm sun cheered Bostonians after five humid, drizzly days. The forecast calls for three more days of that weather before another portion of the equinoctial storm arrives, hastening east from Concordia Kansas and due in Boston late Thursday night.
May Attempt to End Strike in Dublin and Rioting in Fermanagh
Sept 28 report suggests Premier Asquith's Dublin visit may aim to settle the strike as Trades Union Congress ships supplies to strikers thwarting employers. Rioting erupts in Fermanagh with police attacked by crowds using sticks stones and pottles. police answer with clubs.
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Dublin
Asquith
Trades Union Congress
Fermanagh
Underhill Beaten by Suffragists in Somerville
In Somerville yesterday the suffragists defeated Representative Charles W Underhill. Eldridge and other militants campaigned in the district while Underhill, a prominent Republican leader, was targeted for defeat alongside Margaret Foley and other supporters.
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Somerville
Charles W. Eldridge
Charles W. Underhill
Underhill
Margaret Foley
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Lawrence
Little Falls
Akron
Patterson
the Press Publishing Co
Maurice Ketten
New Haven
Mac
Misses’ Clothing
Jordan Marsh. Company
Lenox Street
Park Street
Bendean
of Quality Inc
Bromfield St
Bet. Wash
Tremont Sts
N.E
Baecoe Rate
Hunter Rye
Union
Canal
Tremont
the New Magazine of Dress
Beecham ’S
Beecham
Pilomim Mfg. CO
26Th St
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