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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1921

Page

13

Five Men Arrested In Worcester Robbery Ring Case

Worcester police detectives expect confessions from five men, four from Worcester, as they investigate a spree of robberies and auto thefts. Among targets were real estate brokers Barnard Press and Isadore Katz. Suspects Barnard Heavey and James Brennan arraigned with assault to rob charges. Edward Kaplan, Irving Weissman, and William Silver also arraigned on robbery related counts with bonds set at 2000, 4000, and 3000 dollars respectively.

Worcester Barnard Press Isadore Katz Barnard Heavey Temple Terrace James Brennan Belmont Avenue Springfield

Vaccination Bill Dies In House After Surprise Vote

The House rejected the vaccination bill in a standing 21 to 100 vote. The measure would have allowed unvaccinated children to attend public schools if their parents opposed vaccination. Representative Glazier announced the plan for a quick reading, while Representative Hays opposed it and urged immediate action. No further debate occurred.

Glazier Hudson Hays Brighton

No Breach of Law by Employers in Boston Strike

The health and building departments found no law violations at the plant amid allegations that eleven strikebreakers were housed and fed. Commissioner Woodward said he would consult the State Board of Labor and Industry. Reports say 27 more strikebreakers were imported and paid above the union rate, with three more shops posting wage reductions.

Health and Building Departments Woodward State Board of Labor and Industry Committee of the Allied Crafts

Mail Truck Robbed by Auto Bandits in Cincinnati

Four men in an automobile robbed a United States post office mail truck near the West End station of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad here. Several pouches of registered mail were taken from the truck and carried away by the robbers.

Cincinnati United States Post Office West End Baltimore & Ohio

Printers Strike Update From Boston Typothetae

A statement by Robert Seaver for the publicity committee reports the fourth day of the printers strike with employers in control. Men are being placed in Typothetae shops many working at near full production and work moving to towns outside Boston with satisfactory results and no delays on important jobs.

Sylvester J. McBride Typographical Union Daniel J. McDonald Allied Printing Trades Council Typothetae James J. Freel International Union of the Stereotypers and Electrotypers Boston Robert Seaver Boston Typothetae

Printing unions and employers clash over 44 hour week and press operations

Union officials deny the 44 hour week as the strike basis while arguing that boys operate job presses with higher output and no quality loss, and that a small group of manufacturers does not represent the majority. Boston Typothetae controls over 8 percent of city printing machinery and is not a sole industry spokesman.

Boston

Duane urges Somerville Legion to safeguard disabled veterans

James V P Duane, department commander of the American Legion, spoke to the Somerville Post urging vigilance to ensure government care for disabled World War veterans. He pressed support for legislation aiding veterans. Mayor Eldridge welcomed him, with delegates from the Auxiliary and Patriotic Society in attendance.

James P. Duane Somerville Legion Post James V P. Duane American Legion Somerville Post C. Hall Eldridge Commander Duane Somerville Women’s Auxiliary Women’s Patriotic Society

Bill in New Congress Aims to Fix Salaries

Senator Sterling of South Dakota plans a new civil service bill in the new Congress. It would fix salaries to current living costs and establish equal sex opportunity, reshaping pay and advancement in government roles.

Congress Washington United News—Civil Service Sterling South Dakota

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