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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1917

Page

3

Death and injuries after Newport immigration raid

At the Newport House in Newport Vermont a Canadian immigrant named R. J. Priddey resisted deportation officers after being refused entry due to insanity. He fired as officers moved him to the train, killing J. P. Monogue and wounding I. J. McDermott. A hotel guest was also shot.

Johnsbury Newport House Newport R. J. Priddey Quebec J. P. Monogue I. J. McDermott

Mayor Will Jail Tax Dodgers in Everett

Mayor Mullen told a large Avon Street audience in Everett that about 7000 residents dodge taxes and hinted that some may be jailed in Cambridge before he finishes tackling the issue.

Everett Mullen Avon Street Cambridge

Operators Refuse Pay Increase in Coal Talks

Illinois Indiana Ohio and western Pennsylvania miners demand about 25 percent wage hikes. Operators reject raises citing government coal prices, threatening mine suspensions. Sub committee to meet tomorrow. Garfield to be informed by John P. White, UMW president and fuel administration adviser.

Washington Illinois Indiana Ohio Pennsylvania H. A. Garfield Dr. Garfield John P. White United Mine Workers Fuel Administration Garfield Federal Trade Commission

Old Game Larceny Case In Chelsea Arrest

Morris Schultz of 231 Michigan street Buffalo was arrested in Chelsea on a larceny charge after he tricked Harry Pearl of Lynn into handing over $25 and a roll of paper in place of $1500. Schultz posed as a caretaker for cash and vanished after the ruse at a Lynn bank.

Morris Schultz Michigan Street Buffalo N. Y Chelsea Harry Pearl Flint Street Lynn Pearl Schultz Lynn Common

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