Probe status of children in Lawrence strike case
Federal and state probes review the right of strikers to send children to other cities amid a violent prowl. A committee chaired by Judge Mahoney will assess fourteen neglected minors detained during the Philadelphia transfer bid. Authorities, including US Attorney French and Massachusetts AG Swift, pursue multiple inquiries.
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Mahoney
District Court
Murphy
Clark Carter
McKnaney
Roewer and Lynch
United States
French
Boston
Wickersham
Swift
Massachusetts
Foss
Washington
Industrial Workers of the World Headquarters
Ite
Lawrence
Sullivan
Acon Ir
Philadelphia
Dannenberg
Department of Justice
Walter Shepard
Fitchburg
Shepard
Duke Farson Quietly Donates Fortune to Holiness Group
Chicago February 28 Duke M Farson founder of the Holiness association known as the Holy Jumpers gave 200000 of his fortune to the sect leaving him with an estimated one million from banking. He plans to live humbly and preach the gospel in highways and byways for the rest of his life.
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Chicago
Duke M. Farson
Holiness Association
Holy Jumpers
Roosevelt Upsets Democratic Plans In Move to Delay Convention
Senator Bacon of Georgia launched a push to postpone the national convention at Halgingre for three weeks or a month. The move follows Roosevelt's candidacy announcement and Democrats fearing his nomination by Republicans. Bacon has conferred with leading Democrats who share the view that Roosevelt's nomination would force changes in Democratic plans.
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Washington
Bacon
Georgia
HalGingre
Roosevelt
China threatens war over Java indemnity demand
Chinese warships ordered to Java to bombard Batavia if the Dutch government refuses the indemnity for the killing of Chinese nationals. Provisional President Sun Yat Sen issued the ultimatum threatening an attack on Java within a week unless payment is made. Dispatches traced to Sun's private secretary via Tong King Chong of the Chinese Free Press.
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San Francisco
Java
Batavia
Sun Yat Sen
Sun
Tong King, Chong
Chinese Free Press
Mildred V. Nunan Sinks Off Cape Porpoise
Captain Howard Nunan and twelve crew drifted ashore in small dories after the fishing schooner Mildred V. Nunan foundered on Vaughan's island reef during a northwest gale while entering Cape Porpoise harbor. The vessel, owned by Captain Nunan and Ernest Goodale, was forty three tons and broke up bottom up with two split sections remaining. Langtry Leaves Springfield Editor Post in Mass. The Springfield Union appoints John D. Plummer as publisher and Maurice S. Sherman as editor as A P Langtry retires from the role. Congressional figure H H W Bingham, known as Father of the House, is seriously ill at his Philadelphia home from heart trouble.
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Biddeford
Mildred V. Nunan
Cape Porpoise
Howard Nunan
Cape Porpoisé
Vaughan’s Island Reef
Nunan
Captain Nunan
Ernest Goodale
Philadelphia
H. H W. Bingham
Antique car equipment list with lamps and gas tank options
The item details include a Bosch Duplex system magneto and storage battery, 3 oil lamps, 2 gas lamps, and a Prest-O-Lite Tank with black enamel and brass finish. A gas generator can replace the Prest-O-Lite tank if requested, and the wheels feature 4 inch fires on demountable rims.
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Bosch
Marlboro Notes Brightens Local Happenings and Announcements
A Marlboro Citizen notes missing flags on Washington's Birthday in Hudson Lincoln day and the Main street stretch. The February Orange & Black issue showcases student journalism. Marlboro cafe Gleason House undergoes renovation ahead of reopening. Charles Hayes updates his West Main home with 18W floors. Civil service exam for building inspector set for March 20 at the high school. An otter mounted exhibit at A. A. Hart’s optical shop after being shot at Lake Boon. Guests enjoy Florida from St. Augustine to Arlington. Morton to speak in Boston March 9 at the School and Home Garden club. Beaudreau send greetings from St. Augustine. Fight fans travel to Worcester for bouts. Page Bros. salesman Carl Page visits Marlboro. Symmes hospital reception draws 1600+ visitors. Co F banquet features The Man From Home reading by Edward H. Frye. Co F dance April 12 plans. Achies Katzin and Helen Scouras announce April 3 wedding. Juliette Roberts performs in Boston Feb 22. Nap Lacouture sidelined by grip. Lenten services at St Mary’s Friday and stations of the cross.
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Hudson
Lincoln
Main St
Washington
Gleason House
Charles Hayes
Shas
West Main St
Civil Service
City of Marlboro
High School
A. A. Hart
QO. A. Morton
Page Bros
Confectioners
Schrafft Co
M. O. Robbins
C. L. Cutler
Charlotte Hall
Alice B. Goodrich
Symmes Hospital
Arlington
Co. F
Edward H. Frye
Boston
William Hodge
Armory
Achies Katzin
Helen Scouras
Juliette Roberts
Lacouture
Mt. Pleasant St
St. Mary’s
Rev. S. Catharine
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Concord
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Walden
Concord, Mass
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H. J. Hansen
Walden ST
Clarence McAuslan
Neson and
Summer Streets
Maynard
D. and
H. Rev Goal
J.W. Raymond
Walden Street
Holmes Studio
Xor
Mass
Children’s Pictures
Sign of eKettle
S.& E. Jones
Commonwealth Ave
Concord Junction
Ers
Common Street
Farson
Baltimore
China
Porpoise Harbor
Torpedo
Detroit
Lowell Road Garage
Edward H. Torrey
H. P. Gainey
Johnson
H. J. Dwinell
Glendale Streets
Ely
Gruber
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