Doyle Branded Traitor as Labor Delegates Clash
Massachusetts state AFL convention confronts Senator Andrew P. Doyle of New Bedford over labor stance especially on child labor law. George H. Backus defends Doyle while a large bloc denounces him, adjournment delayed past six as resolutions on labor reform, charity scrutiny, and public works contracts are debated and approved.
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Organized Labor
Andrew P. Doyle
New Bedford
Massachusetts
A. F
George H. Backus
Boston
Doyle
Alden
Backus
Boot and Shoe Workers’ Union
William C. Franke
Moving Picture Operators’ Union
Senator Doyle
Dennis D. Driscoll
Fred J. Kneeland
Edward S. Alden
Holyoke
John Gillispie
Arthur M. Harriman
Joseph J. Dallas
Franke
Gillispie
Teamsters’ Union
Teamsters
Teamster
Kneeland
Curley
Committee On Election
Woman Laughs at Charge of Bigamy
Mrs. Helen Stein 27 of Westminster road Roxbury appeared in police court amid laughter as she faced a bigamy charge. Ralph P Doble of Stafford street Roxbury said he married her in Canada in 19% as Helen Clayton and alleged she later wed Samue Stein in Providence. Detective Sergeant Anderson arrested her in the Centre street restaurant where Mr Stein runs the business.
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Helen Stein
Westminster Road
Roxbury
Ralph P. Doble
Stafford Street
Canada
Helen Clayton
Helen Stevens
New York
Samue Stein
Providence
Boy Injured As Shot Fired At Random Near Dedham Boathouse
Fourteen year old Alexander Gass of Dedham was wounded in the right foot when Arthur Faulkner of Roslindale fired a shotgun into bushes near the Herman boathouse. Gass and his companions observed the incident. police deem it accidental. He was taken to Forest Hills Hospital for treatment and the bullet to be removed.
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Alexander Gass
Daniel E. Gass
Needham Street
Dedham
Arthur Faulkner
Roslindale
Herman Boathouse
Gass
Forest Hills Hospital
Irving
August Miller
Faulkner
Replica Bedford Flag slated for Massachusetts State House Hall
Bedford Civic Club members discussed placing a replica of the Bedford flag in the Hall of Fame at the Massachusetts State House. The flag, carried to the Concord Bridge on April 19 1775 and unfurled amid the skirmish that sparked global interest, would be shown with its image in the Book of Fame.
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Bedford Civic Club
Bedford
Mass
Massachusetts State House
Concord Bridge
Cambridge men fined ten dollars after pool room raid
Twenty four Cambridge men were found guilty and fined ten dollars each by Judge Stone in the Cambridge Police Court for being present where gaming implements were found. They were arrested in a pool room raid conducted by Sergeant Rowe of the Cambridge police last Saturday.
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Cambridge
Stone
Cambridge Police
Rowe
Hinckley Becomes City Clerk After Joyce Resigns
Miss Ella S. Hinckley tears through her sorrow as she is elected city clerk of Medford to succeed Allston P. Joyce who resigns after his accounts show thousands in irregularities. The event follows 20 years of service beside Joyce.
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Medford
Medford City Clerk Joyce resigns amid audit doubts
Joyce drops a brief note and breaks into tears as Aldermen accept her resignation after city books showed discrepancies believed to exceed 2500 dollars. Miss Hinckley becomes pro tem city clerk and secretary of the board while an audit of Joyce’s accounts is referred to the finance committee. Mayor Taylor, District Attorney Corroran, State Police officer Silas Smith, and counsel E. Leroy Sweetser discussed the case with no prosecution at present.
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Fred J. Kneeland
Boston
John P. Meade
Brockton
Kneeland
Mr. Meade
State Branch
State Board of Charities
James M. Swift
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Associated Charities
Free Home For
Worcester Telephone Operators’ Union
Katherine R. Coyle
New England Telephone Company
Executive Council
Back Bay
Pelletier
Joyce
School Department of
Legislative
Prison Commission
Elevator Operators Union
Boston Street Carmen's Union
Typographical Union No
Allied Printing Trades Council
Old South
State Board of Labor and Industries
Civic Service Commission
Frank H. McArthy
New England
A. F. of L
Charles S. Taylor
Medford
Taylor
Corcoran
Silas Smith
Elder
EB. Leroy Sweetser
Rochester’s oldest resident Ruth Hartford dies at 102
Mrs Ruth Hartford aged 102 years and seven months, longtime Rochester resident, died tonight in Rochester New Hampshire. She spent her life in the city.
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Rochester
N. H
Ruth Hartford
Premier of Ontario James Whitney Dies in Toronto
Sir James Whitney premier of Ontario died in Toronto today after a brief illness. He had been confined at home since August 1 with a sudden cerebral hemorrhage attributed to arterial hardening. Whitney, nearly 71, was a leading critic of President Taft's reciprocity plan and began his illness in New York last December.
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Toronto
Ont
James Whitney
Ontario
James
Canada
Taft
New York
Suits Over Dog Bite Settled Out of Court
Suits for 5000 and 1000 against Mrs. Caroline G. Plante of Cohasset, filed at Dedham, were settled out of court. Mary A. Stover alleged a May 4 1918 dog bite by Plante's dog and accepted 125. Charles E. Stover, father of the child, accepted 1 in settlement of loss of services.
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Caroline G. Plante
Cohassett
Dedham
Mary A. Stover
Cohasset
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