Assault on Reserve Officer at Milk Street Station
Reserve Officer James F. Silva was attacked by seven youths as he attempted to leave a subway car at Milk Street. Three suspects Meyer Green Louis Goldman and Samuel Miller were arrested and charged with assault and battery. four fled. The officer, wounded lip and facial cuts, turned Miller over to a brakeman and arrested Goldman and Green after a chase. The trio face Municipal Court arraignment next morning.
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James F. Silva
Milk Street
Meyer Green
Grape Street
Malden
Louis Goldman
Bryant Street
Samuel Miller
Eastern Avenue
Silva
Federal Reserve Bank
City Square
Charlestown
Miller
Goldman
Green
Washington Street
Tacks Knock Out 20 Automobiles On Revere Beach Boulevard
Twenty automobiles were temporarily crippled late last evening after tacks were spread on a stretch of Revere Beach boulevard near Chelsea Everett line. The A. G. Walton Company faced a strike and the tacks are believed placed to target its automobile trucks.
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Revere Beach Boulevard
Chelsea
Everett
A. G. Walton Company
Funeral for C O Connell Galvin Held at St Ann’s Church
Worcester September 29 funeral for C O Connell Galvin noted writer and lecturer on Ireland affairs. Requiem high mass at St Ann's Church at 10 o'clock with Rev Dr John J McCoy delivering the eulogy. Interment at St John's Cemetery.
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Worcester
C. O’connell Galvin
Ireland
St. Ann’s Church
John J. McCoy
St. John’s Cemetery
Worcester Notables Attend Funeral Services
Pallbearers from Worcester include John O'Brien John F H Mooney Daniel Downey J Colby Adams and others led by Captain Walter N Crohan of the Worcester police with Mark H Crohan of Boston among the pallbearers. Ushers include William E Plummer Thomas J Harrahy John J Harrahy and attorney Francis P McKeon.
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John O’brien
John F. H. Mooney
Daniel Downey
J. Colby Adams
Worcester Telegram
William J. Larkin
Worcester Gazette
Herbert M. Sawyer
Thomas J. Barrett
Patrick J. McKeon
Philip J. O’connell
Superior Court
John A. McGowan
William H. Coonan
Eugene A. Garvey
Walter N. Crohan
Worcester Police Department
Matthew B. Lamb
Parker Denies Letter Offer as He Backs Progressive Tour
John M. Parker, Progressive vice presidential nominee, denies writing to President Wilson offering to speak for him. He says he would tour against Hughes as a Progressive, while stating such appearances would still favor Wilson. He noted he wrote to Bainbridge Colby and would speak against Hughes in New York.
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New Orleans
John M. Parker
Wilson
Hughes
Parker
Pass Christian
Boston chef sends aid to a distressed American in Switzerland
Paolo Contestabile, a noted Boston chef, sent $1 to the Post to be forwarded to John B. Mueller of St. Gallen Switzerland who is in dire financial distress after losing a leg. Mueller, formerly of Boston hotels Vendome Touraine and Jacot, was a Boston Chefs' Union member.
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Paolo Contestabile
Boston
Post
John B. Mueller
Heilingkreuzstrasse
Holy Cross Street
St. Gallen
Switzerland
Mr. Mueller
Vendome
Touraine
Jacot
Boston Chefs’ Union
Contestabile
Mueller
Harvard Infantile Paralysis serum appeal for volunteers
The Harvard Infantile Paralysis Commission issued a second appeal for recovered patients to donate blood for serum. It notes blood drawing is safe, volunteers from the past 15 to 20 years can help, and contact Harvard Medical School on Huntington Avenue. Serum is most effective in early disease stages.
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Harvard Infantile Paralysis Commission
Harvard Medical School
Huntington Avenue
Commission
Soldiers Prepare for Hike at El Paso Camp
Weather fair and 76 degrees as 130 mile hike looms. In El Paso Texas on Sept 29 Bay State troops ready equipment and maneuvers for the march set to begin Sunday. Discussions center on orders for 10 000 border troops to start home amid the routine of prep and anticipation.
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EL Paso
Texas
Bay State
Bay State artillery to go home only First Battalion ordered
Despatches suggest both battalions were to return, but reports here indicate only the First Battalion of the Bay State artillery, comprising A B and C batteries, is ordered home while the Second Battalion remains. The Second Massachusetts Infantry at Columbus is slated to go instead, lifting spirits in several regiments and prompting Colonel Sherburn to press for the Second Battalion's return.
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Bay State Artillery Regiment
Artillery
A. B. and C. Artilleries
Second Massachusetts Infantry
Columbus
Sherburn
Public hearing on school opening amid infantile paralysis fears
City health officials prepare for a public hearing as schools near opening and doctors MAHONEY and Shea clash with Place Mallory over the timing. Mayor Curley backs contrasting views, while Boston reports a record ten new disease cases linked to warm weather and the State Board of Health tallies 34 new Massachusetts cases in 24 hours.
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Mahoney
Shea
Curley
Edwin H. Place
City Hospital
Frank B. Mallory
Boston
Joseph Chaichonovitz
Stamford Street
West End
Mary Donovan
Chapman Street
Charlestown
Ethel Manson
East Eighth Street
South
Michelina Carotti
Commercial Street
Cariie Chates
Silver Street
Rose Lagner
Dedham Street
Hyde Park
Celia Bassignana
Hull Street
North End
Leopold Camabusi
Norman Street
Margaret McCormick
Burney Street
Roxbury
Felicia Kawks
East Glenwood Street
Tryde Park
State Board of Health
Massachusetts
Harvard Law Graduates Named Secretaries to Supreme Court Justices
Shelton Hale of Rogersville Tennessee and Calvert Magruder of Annapolis Maryland, both Harvard Law School class of 1916, named private secretaries to Justices Holmes and Brandeis. They begin duties Oct 9 at the winter term. Hale, 25, educated in Washington and Penn, worked for the Boston Post in summers and was a Harvard Legal Aid Bureau member.
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Shelton Hale
Rogersville
Tenn
Calvert Magruder
Annapolis
Harvard Law School
United States Supreme Court
Hale
Justice Holmes
Supreme Court
Magruder
Brandeis
Mr. Hale
Washington, D. C
University of Pennsylvania
Boston Post
Harvard
Harvard Legal Aid Bureau
No Peace With Taft And Teddy
Colonel Roosevelt issued a vehement written protest to Republican National Committee Chairman Willcox over a campaign button showing his portrait with Charles E. Hughes and William H. Taft and an ad for a Union League Club reception for Hughes. Willcox disclaimed responsibility and privately threatened to cancel the reception to avoid trouble.
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New York
Roosevelt
Willcox
Republican National Committee Today
Charles E. Hughes
William H. Taft
Union League Club
Mr. Hughes
Taft
Union League
Colonel Rejects Taft-Roosevelt Button Plan in Hughes Reception
The colonel protested a campaign button showing Hughes flanked by Taft and Roosevelt and demanded Willcox identify who ordered it. He pledged to attend Hughes's reception only to honor Hughes, not to align with Taft or Barnes, Jr., amid a heated exchange with reporters.
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Hughes
Taft
Willcox
Elihu Root
William Barnes, Jr
Public reconciliation talk with Taft upsets campaign timing
The account describes a tense exchange at the national headquarters where a stenographer seeking discussion about a campaign button was met with denial. The chairman Willcox urged the messenger to inform the colonel that he disclaims responsibility for published reconciliation reports with Taft and prefers the reception be canceled to avoid trouble.
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Taft
Willcox
N&tional
J. J. MacGreevey Dies Suddenly Real Estate Dealer
James J. MacGreevey a well known Boston real estate dealer died suddenly at age 50 in Worcester. Funeral services set for Sunday at his mother Mrs. Margaret MacGreevey 217 Grove Street Worcester. He had been active in area real estate for years and death cited as heart disease.
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James J. MacGreevey
Boston
Margaret MacGreevey
Grove Street
Worcester
MacGreevey
Falmouth Street
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Erine
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Chef Mueller
Mass
Edward J. Dunn
So-Co-ny
Standard Oil Co. of
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Holmes
Teddy
T. R. Wrathy
Waxes Wroth
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