Shea Arrested in Chicago Conspiracy Case
Cornelius P. Shea president of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters and Hugh McGee president of the Truck Drivers' union were arrested on conspiracy indictments voted by a late grand jury. They were taken to the sheriff's office, held briefly, and released after bonds were posted with Judge Tuttill's approval.
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Chicago
Cornelius P. Shea
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Hugh McGee
Barrett
Peters
Geary
Shea
International Teamsters’ Union
Boston
President Shea
Levy Mayer
Daniel Cruie
Mr. Shea
McGee
Tuttill
Greek Girls Learn Sewing From D A R Class
The Molly Varnum chapter of the D A R runs a winter sewing class for Greek girls using Market street reading room on Mondays. Fifteen girls enrolled, with several averaging good attendance and some making dresses or embroidery. A summer break ended with a treat of ice cream and cake, prizes of collars and handkerchiefs, and praise for progress.
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Molly Varnum
Market Street
H. M
Park commission weighs opium show and permits
The Lowell park commission discussed leasing lots to fakirs and opium smoking concerns, approving last year’s rental of 1072 dollars and planning police supervision. They also signed off on brown tail moth pest status, snake performances, and city bills with no major objections.
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The
Park Commission
Harvey B. Greene
Pickman
O. K
Lowell
Two More Men Bitten by Dogs Running Wild
Police report two dog bite incidents from last Saturday. Richard Bray, former superintendent of public buildings, was attacked on Lawrence Street while bicycling and suffered a severe leg gash. James J. Gaffney of 34 West Third Street was bitten on French Street, injuring his calf. Police seek dog owners. if unlicensed, owners face prosecution. if licensed, muzzles may be ordered.
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Richard Bray
Lawrence Street
James J. Gaffney
West Third Street
French
Revere Beach Fire Ruled Incendiary Origin
Boston June 5 The Revere Beach fire Saturday night destroyed property valued near 100000 and was deemed incendiary by Deputy Chief George C Neal of the state police who said no clue was available to guide investigators.
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Revere Beach
Boston
George C. Neal
State Police
Neal
Mendelssohn's Music Presented by Miss Gale and Pupils
Miss Ella Leona Gale plus eight pupils and cellist Horace Bancroft offered a Mendelssohn program at O. D. Lombard's residence 29 Columbus avenue. Pupils Rose Wright Gladys Swain Flora Green Della Kendrick Lillian Dunn and Hattie Lahue played solos or duets, with Lahue performing the Wedding March. The finale featured Gale's Rondo Capriccioso, and there were sketches on Mendelssohn's life by Georgia Story and Eva Lombard comparing composers, with Belle Perham accompanying Bancroft on cello.
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Ella Leona Gale
Horace Bancroft
Mendelssohn
O. D. Lombard
Columbus Avenue
Choral Society to Present Concert at Associate Hall
The Choral Society plans a Sunday afternoon concert at Associate hall with soloists Caroline Cutler Nano Gallagher Michael J. Dwyer Willard Flint. About 50 Nashua Oratorio Society members will join on a special car. Philharmonic Orchestra 40 pieces conducted by Henri G Blaisce with Emil Lavigneur as concert master.
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Choral Society
Associate Hall
Caroline Cutler
Nano M. Gallagher
Michael J. Dwyer
Boston
Willard Flint
Nashua Oratorio Society
Philharmonic Orchestra
Emil Lavigneur
Wilfred Kershaw
Henri G. Blaisce
Lake MascupPic News From Lakeview and Willow Dale
Lakeview and Willow Dale, visited by thousands Sunday, saw the largest attendance of the season. Work started Monday on the Lakeview roadbed for a new rail line with a large Italian crew. A bowling tournament will feature teams from Iroquois and Mascuppic canoe clubs along with Willow Dale cottages and Lakeview.
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Lakeview
Willow Dale
Russian journalists charter Neva steamer for meeting
In St Petersburg on June 5 the union of Russian journalists boarded a steamer and cruised the Neva for six hours to avoid police. They adopted a resolution calling for a constituent assembly and opposing the approach of a Russia revolution.
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St. Petersburg
Union of Russian Journalists Today
Neva
Russia
Lake Shore Travel By Rail Promises Speed Comfort Safety
A succinct sales pitch extols the Lake Shore line as offering unmatched travel. It claims wealth and modern resources ensure journeys are safe speedy and comfortable with tickets reading Via The Lake Shore. The ad targets experienced travelers seeking reliable transit daily.
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Lake Shore
Man Hit With a Brick and Woman Cut With a Knife
A man named Joseph Perry suffered a severe lower lip laceration while loading a brick wagon and was treated at the Emergency hospital. Edith Norris, 12, of 87 Kinsman Street, received a left hand incised wound from a bread knife at home, requiring two stitches.
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Joseph Perry
Edith Norris
Kinsman Street
Missing 15-year-old boy James Allen last seen at home
James Allen, 15, disappeared from 16 Marsh Street last Wednesday and has not been heard from since. Parents fear he may have drowned or suffered an accident. Description: medium height, dark complexion and eyes, wearing a dark mixed suit, knee trousers, cap, and striped outing shirt.
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James Allen
Marsh Street
Small fires reported with minor damage in two locations
Box 131 was dispatched yesterday after noon at 4 14 to a barn fire in the rear of Howe street with slight damage. A second call to East Merrimack street dumped a small fire caused no damage.
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Howe Street
S Department
East Merrimack Street
New Kidney Cure Promoted by Local Druggists
Falls and Burkinshaw along with Ellingwood and Co and Davis Square Drug Store advertise Hindipo the Kidney Cure and Nerve Tonic. The ad guarantees a full refund if it does not benefit the buyer, inviting patrons to try it without cost if it fails.
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Frye & Crawford
Merrimack St
Falls & Burkinshaw
Middlesex St
Co. B. Carter
Westford Sts
Ellingwood & Co
Davis Square
A. E. Moore
Equitable inquiry prompts reforms and NY Life shifts
The Frick investigating committee report on Equitable calls for resignations and moving from deferred to annual dividends, with restitution of profits from underwriting. NY Life announces immediate move to stop deferred dividends, starting anew with annual distribution, signaling a bold industry-wide change. Policyholders seek full publicity amid ongoing state investigations while solvency remains affirmed.
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Frick
Equitable
New York State Insurance Department
New York Life
Lowell Receives 373046 From Life Insurance Firms
The Insurance Press reports Lowell collected 373,046 last year from life insurers and shows in force life insurance totaling 34,106,090. Other Massachusetts cities listed include Boston 618,600,000 Worcester 49,800,000 Lynn 40,100,000 Cambridge 37,900,000 Fall River 26,000,000 Somerville 25,200,000.
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Lowell
Massachusetts
Boston
Worcester
Lynn
Cambridge
Fall River
Somerville
Kidney Cure Endorsed By Paducah Reader
L Yancey of Paducah Kentucky credits Foley's Kidney Cure with curing a severe kidney disease after three doctors failed. He reports rapid relief from the first bottle and permanent cure after three bottles. Also notes a humorous exchange about accident insurance tickets between George and his wife, as observed by a judge.
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L. Yancey
Paducah
Kentucky
Foley
Falls & Burkinshaw
A. Kk. Storey & Co
Davis Square
Ellingwood & Co
Ladies Lisle Summer Union Suits and Lace Hose
Advertises ladies lisle thread summer union suits with low neck and sleeveless styles, umbrella leg and lace trim. Also promotes black lisle lace hose knitted with double soles heels and toes, noting regular values and midweek patterns.
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Louth
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Merrimach St
Supt
Whittet
Supt. Whittet
City Hall
Shields
Mr. Shepard
Mendelssohn’s
Lake Mascuppic
Columbia Council
State Council
the Loyal Association
Copley Square
Chandler
New Astor House
New York City
J. S. Chandler
W. H. McIntyre
Springfield
Joseph B. Robson
Boston Council
the Insurance ‘World
Holyoke
Lawrence
Salem
United States
New England
TOJAE
Philadelphia
Provident Life & Trust Co
Jean B. Hamel
Nashua, N. H
Metropolitan Life
Frank Brown Murphy
Security Fire Insurance Company of
Baltimore
Aetna Life of
Hartford
Main Street
Metropolitan
Business Directory
Marion
Barristers Hall
BRADT
Home Industries
P. B. Kirschner
Old City Hall Building
Frye & Crawford, Apothecaries
Hair Store
M. J. Callaghan
Old City Hall
M. J. McDonald
Betz
Middlesex Phat
Fara Rell É Corazon
Dutton Street
Sanatorium
Wood Workers
F. W. Cragin & CO
Fletcher Street
Mass
F. W. Cragin
W. H. Clark
Treasury Department
Office of Comptroller of the Currency
Washington, D. C
Lowell National Bank
Middlesex
William B. Ridgely
Sal
WM. B. Ridgely
Hawvees
Middie St
Cirzen
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