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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1922
Page
6
An advertisement touts The Williams Treatment claiming to ease stiff joints aching muscles and kidney irritation from uric acid. It offers 32 doses free bottle promotion and a prepaid postage mail order from D A Williams Co Dept W 2027 Hast Nae Gem Conn.
Wilson's sweetheart faced a $5000 bail in East Cambridge District Court as an accessory before and after the fact. Crosby, linked to the gunman gang, held on $10,000 bail after his arrest. Wilson identified as the man who robbed the Somerville Trust Co. of $3300. The pair were captured at 23 Jackson Street, North Cambridge, and arraigned with not guilty pleas.
Lawrence April 10 two strikers were sentenced for assaulting workers who refused to leave their jobs at Pacific Mills last week. George Espanos received two months in the House of Correction for striking Vincent Larco with an iron pipe. Mrs Alice Grenda fined ten dollars for striking Miss Sarah Carney who refused to strike.
Big Union pays fines for Eapados, who faced charges including biting Larco's ear lobe, and remains in $500 bail for the next Superior Court session. The strike enters its third week with minimal picket presence as mills stay largely closed and mass meetings are scarce. Despite no pay, local commerce holds strong with retailers reporting record single-day sales and a $6,000 Saturday in one store. The strike relief fund tops $1,652 and sits under the care of George H. Brear at Lawrence Trust Co. A mayoral committee seeks a settlement. Federation head Oliver Christian says he was ignored and will present his case later. Mary Kelleher arrives to organize women workers. Thomas F. Mon plans travel to Pawtucket for further labor actions.
A public figure will address the striking employees of Jenckes Manufacturing Company about the corporation’s financial condition and prospects for settlement.
Nearly five thousand workers marched in Manchester under 90 degree heat in an eight week strike demonstration. Police listed 4224 marchers, with organizers claiming about 10 000. Veterans in uniform acted as color guards while bands played and the route covered three miles. International Vice President James Starr and President Dennis Fleming led the Manchester Textile Council contingent.
Isabel Kirk land Bellows Falls Vermont elector Do rothea Fall Malden senior elector Doris Ward Reading junior Phyllis
Flint of Hyde Park and Harriet Banks of Poland Ohio serve as secretary treasurer and Beatrice Stearns of Fredonia New York as social committee chairwoman, indicating a student organization leadership slate.
Margaret Hoagland of Needham chairs educational trips and Edith Crowe of West Medford serves as alumnae representative.
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