Socialist defections shrink Massachusetts party in volatile era
The Socialist movement in Massachusetts shows defections from leaders and members after coal strike surges. Martha Avery renounces political socialism, criticizing its effects on morality and family, while David Goldstein and William R. Dyer resign, citing anti liberty and misuse of unions. The trends suggest labor ranks doubt the party’s viability.
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Avery
Socialist Party
Socialist Platform
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State Committee
Boston
Carey
Goldstein
William R. Dyer
Boston Socialist City Committee
Ward Seven
Dyer
Boston Lodge
International Association of Machinists
Metal Trades Federation of America
American Labor Union
Lowell Leads Season of the Massachusetts Central League
Lowell tops the first cricket season of the Massachusetts Central league with U S Bunting and Mohair Reserves battling for the title. Buntings show steady batting, while Mohair bowlers Brook Southam and Nelson lead the field. Maynard and Leominster also field strong squads. Umpires receive mixed reviews as Zion reserves discussed for next year.
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Fitchburg
Leominster
Maynard
Bunting
Mohair
U. S. Bunting
Buntings
Scholes
Nelson
Burtt
Brennan
Marshall
Harrold
Mohairs
Barber
Clegg
Fielding
Rudden
Burnett
Jesse Barber
Brook Southam
Nelson and
Nicholson, Jr
Zion
Zion Reseres
League
Monte Carlo Wins McDowell Heat at Lexington When Dan Patch Skips Start
In Lexington, Kentucky on October 15, Monte Carlo won the seventh heat and the race in the McDowell stake for 2.10 trotters. Dan Patch did not start against time today due to weather conditions. Hal Chaffin led in the Wilson stakes, Foxy Kurd was the favorite, and Gracie Keller won the 2.16 class trotting in straight heats. Harold H and Bessie Brown posted two straight heats in their respective divisions.
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Lexington
Foxy Kurd
Gracie Keller
Harold H
Bessie Brown
Saugus Races At Old Saugus Track Under Heavy Footing
An Indian summer day draws a large crowd to Old Saugus track as heavy footing tires horses in split heat races. Kindest Kind wins the unfinished 2.13 trot. Annie M. dominates 2.11 pace before a judging change. Dan, Obed, and Victoria contest the 2.17 trot with darkness delaying action. Bertha K. leads the 2.19 trot though fate remains uncertain by dusk.
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Saugus
Kindest Kind
Annie M
Harry L
Rathbun
Charley Doble
John Kenney
Dan
Obed
Victoria
Bertha K
Prince Alert Fails to Break World Pacer Record
Philadelphia reports Champion pacer Prince Alert attempted to lower his record at Belmont Driving Park this afternoon but finished with a 1.59 time. Splits show 30.68, 1.28, 59M as the middle quarters.
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Prince Alert
Philadelphia
Belmont Driving Park
Brown Wins New England Collegiate Golf Championship
In Rumford at Wannamoissett Golf Club Brown defeated Technology 12 to 4 to clinch the New England Collegiate Golf Association title for the coming year. Amherst and MIT posted 0 and 18 to 0 scores respectively earlier, with Anderson and Hubbell posting solid rounds and Williams of Technology shooting 87 in the afternoon.
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R. I
New England Collegiate Golf Association
Wannamossett
Rumford
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Amherst
Brown and Technology
Anderson
Hubbell
Technology
Williams
Brown
Juniors Win Dartmouth Fall Interclass Meet
Hanover Oct 15 The juniors won the fall interclass meet at Dartmouth with 43 points, ahead of the freshmen 38. Seniors finished third with 23 and sophomores last at 22 as Jordan from Brighton Mass high school swept the sprints by winning the 100 and 220 yards while defeating Dartmouth star Swasey 06.
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Dartmouth
Jordan
Brighton, Mass
Nashua High Beats Concord High in Wednesday Gridiron Action
The Nashua high team defeated Concord high on Wednesday with a spirited performance as seniors and freshmen prepare for upcoming games. Local coverage notes the Lowell Textile School campus boon, Dartmouth freshman trials, and a planned double header at the Fairgrounds with the Lowell High and Boston Mechanic Art teams. Alumni lineups feature Harold Varnum, Victor Jewett, Maurice Perkins, Jackson Palmer, and others from Harvard and Amherst, with the first game set for 2:45.
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Fairgrounds
Lowell High
Boston Mechanic Art
Lowell Textile School
Harold Varnum
Amherst
Victor Jewett
Harvard
Maurice Perkins
Jackson Palmer
Willard Morrison
George Allen
Harold Jewett
Walter Muzzey
Fisher Nesmith
Charles Stevens
Yale Star Tackle Suffered Broken Rib in Holy Cross Game
James H. Hogan Yale star tackle sustained a broken rib during the game with Holy Cross. Trainer Murphy examined him after the match and he will likely be out for several days. Teammate Ralph Kinney sprained an ankle.
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J. H. Hogan
Holy Cross
New Haven
Conn
James H. Hogan
Yale
Hogan
Murphy
Ralph Kinney
West Point to Navy Game Set for November 28
The Navy department announced the annual Army vs Navy football clash will be played under usual conditions on the established date. The game between West Point and Annapolis is scheduled for November 28 in Washington.
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Washington
Navy Department
United States Military
Naval Academies
Pittsburg Pirates Disband After World Series Shares
Pittsburg players receive over $1300 each as the club divides $21,060 among sixteen shares. Five players receive an extra portion, and President Dreyfus is honored with a gold watch. Pitcher Philippe earns an extra check and ten shares of stock for his performance against the Boston Americans.
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Pittsburg
Philippe
Dreyfus
Doheny
Thompson
Carisch
Murphy
Laforce
National Retail Liquor Dealers Elect Officers in Pittsburg
The National Retail Liquor Dealers association closed its annual convention with EL Jordan of Washington elected president. The group plans to press wholesalers and distillers to use the tax stamp, aiming to raise over 100000 dollars annually and to build a national headquarters in Washington.
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Pittsburg
National Retail Liquor Dealers’ Association
EL. Jordan
Washington
National
Series A Tie Sees Nationals Stop Short of Title
Chicago reports the local championship series ended without a winner as the Nationals suffer another defeat. Both teams had seven wins and seven losses, with the score showing Americans two and Nationals.
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Chicago
Leather goods dealer offers Boston Bags and trunks
A dealer of leather products emphasizes exclusive focus on leather goods and trunk manufacturing. They promote a wide variety of Boston Bags and Net Bags at low prices, claiming to be specialists with the best selection and value.
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Boston
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