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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1916

Page

19

Three Canadian contractors found guilty of alien labor law in New Hampshire

In Concord New Hampshire on April 14 three lumber contractors Henry Wood P Q Sawyerville William H Gates Cookshire and Frank Cottino Coaticook were convicted in Federal Court of violating the alien contract labor law by bringing workers from Canada to lumber camps. Wood fined 100 plus costs Gates 1000 plus costs Cottino 500 plus costs. Twenty two Canadian witnesses were ordered deported.

Concord N. H Henry Wood Sawyerville P. Q William H. Gates Cookshire Frank Cottino Coaticook Canada North Woods Wood Gates Cottino

Leyden reply to pastors on Haverhill riot outlined

A statement from Henry V. Cunningham, chairman of the State Ballot Law Commission and president of the Catholic Federation, is released as a letter to Cardinal O Connell. It presents an expression of opinion to pastors asking about the Haverhill riot.

Cardinal O'Connell Haverhill Henry V. Cunningham Cunningham State Ballot Law Commission Catholic Federation of Boston Archdiocese Leyden

Cardinal O Connell urged to denounce Catholic mobs in state

A Boston citizen writes Cardinal William O Connell urging a public stance against Catholic mobs in Massachusetts. The letter cites Leyden as a long time religious agitator and condemns permits for anti Catholic demonstrations while defending local Haverhill citizens who resisted a public attack on Catholic faith.

William Cardinal O'Connell Granby Street Boston Mass Haverhill Leyden Board of Aldermen

Letter and wage boost in Nashua paper plant

Henry V Cunningham signed a letter denouncing the Catholic church while workers at Nashua Gummed and Coated Paper Company are told by management that more than 600 employees will receive a wage increase effective from next Thursday. The firm operates two local factories and reports brisk business.

Nashua, N. H Nashua

Blacklist for New Ashford Tramps Spark Picnic Row

A town memo cites an ultimatum by the overseers of the poor restricting bills for hosting tramps unless a board member approves. The International Order of Weary Willies blacklists New Ashford, contrasting past welcome of travelers with current hostility toward wayfarers.

Board of Overseers of the Poor New Ashford International Order of Weary Willies

Murphy Will Go On Stand In Public Works Reorganization

Commissioner of Public Works Ed ward F. Murphy will testify before Judge Churchill in Dorchester Court Monday supporting his plan to reorganize the department by abolishing 17 positions and releasing an equal number of workers. The hearing, on a petition for reinstatement by three men, was adjourned to Monday. witnesses reviewed payroll and departmental machinery.

Edward F. Murphy Churchill Dorchester Court Storrs L. Durkee Bliss W. Robinson Frank A. McInnes Murphy Public Works Department

Enjoined Strike Ban in Lynn Shoe Industry Dispute

The United Shoe Workers of America won a legal case against the Lasters' Protective Union of Lynn. The Supreme Judicial Court barred the Lasters from striking or pressuring any party with United Shoe Workers contracts to break them. The order also prohibits calls for strikes in factories or shops under active United Shoe Workers agreements.

United Shoe Workers of America Lasters’ Protective Union of Lynn Supreme Judicial Court United Shoe Workers

Burglar Dies After Gun Battle With Deputies

A burglar killed himself after a gunfight with a Dubuque County sheriff posse. He wounded a deputy during the clash following a heist at a lumber company safe in New Hampton last night.

Dubuque New Hampton

Richard H. Davis Body Cremated in Philadelphia

The body of Richard Harding Davis who died Tuesday night at his Mt. Kisco New York home was cremated in Philadelphia.

Richard H. Davis Philadelphia Richard Harding Davis Mt. Kisco N. Y

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