Weavers Strike at Agsabet Mills Spurs Union Talks
More than 700 weavers walked out at the Agsabet mills delaying production. The action drew in the United Unions and the Amalgamated Textile Workers as leaders attempted to mediate. A late Monday meeting proposed mutual benefit and urged a conference with officials amid a department and carrier shutdown. The Amalgamated was not fully aligned with the strike, and continued discussions were planned for Tuesday.
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Agsabet Mills
Amentee Uesti Ie
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Las Co
Aet
Ion Ton
Amie dl
Gnce
John
GU. T. Wy O
Comets
Colonial Hall
T. W
Frederick
W. Meiald
Lawrence
New York
Ae Saey Wa
Robinsons Campaign Household Scene Amid Newsprint Fragments
Fragmentary OCR describes a household scene involving Mr and Mrs Jal James Robinson in a Concord street setting. Phrases hint at a bloodied foot incident and weekend activities, with scattered references to Ades of 40, Hudson, and a list-like mix of names and places.
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Jal _ James Robinson
or_ Price
Concord
Banat
Hudson
State Guard members released from duty
Twenty two of our State Guard members were released from duty on Sunday morning. They were brought out in motor cars furnished on request by Miss Mary Parker and Mrs J Storrow. The cars provided the equipment. At this waiting we are told whether the boys are made to continue to furnish cars to carry?
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State Guard
Mary’ Parker
Storrow
CH. Pepper
Andersson
Town Tablet Seeks Service in Gatice Case
A fragmented notice indicates a town effort to serve Gatice in a local matter. Readable fragments show action linked to a specific administrator and location.
War Veterans Banquet Held for Bedford Honor at Church
A Bedford town report notes a men s banquet in honor of war veterans at the Congregation church on Tuesday evening. Mrs Edwin Quais remains convalescing after surgery at Deaconess hospital in Noord.
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Maurice
Coughlan
Edwin Quais
Forpaar
Noord
Bedora
Flying-Person Chronicle Fragment Summary
Incoherent OCR fragment mentions officials and a person named Red with unclear context. No clear event, location, or dates are readable to establish a definite story or outcome.
Residents Host Weekend Guests and Travel Notes
An irregular local snippet records visitors William Reilly and John Wilson hosting relatives in Maynard while employed nearby. William and Behnont were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Jaspen. George Montagne departed Friday from Yarmouth to call on family. Central Street remains a reference point in the week’s notices.
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Ania
William
Reilly
John
Wilson
Maynarg
Rhes
Ee Ee
Williams
Vicina ‘Behnont
Jaspen
Atives
Fin
George Montagne
Yarmouth
Taylor
Ayer
Auction Sale of Dairy Cows and Breeding Stock
I will sell for A. Young at the corner of Woburm Lowell streets Lexington Maas a herd of 40 head of choice dairy cows including Grade Holstein and Guern Ayrshire. The cattle are tuberculin tested and in good milk producing condition with 20 cows giving 16 to 25 quarts daily. Also 10 brood sows bred to be sold and a real estate sale notice to follow next week. Lunch at the farm.
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A. Young
Woburm Lowell Streets
Lexington
Maas
Guern Ayrshire
Mr. Young
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Aaillac
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Enterprise
Maynard
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Actons
Sudbury
Bedford
the Enterprise
W. Maynard
Flying Aurora Field Parson
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Main St
Concord, Mass
John A. Finig
Goncord Mass
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