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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1916

Page

3

Lumber Contractors Found Guilty of Alien Contract Labor Violation

In Concord New Hampshire on April 14 three lumber contractors Henry Wood Sawyerville P Q William H Gates Cookshire P Q and Frank Cottino Coaticook P Q were convicted in Federal Court of bringing Canadian workers to Maine lumber camps. Wood fined 100 dollars Gates 1000 dollars and Cottino 500 dollars plus costs. twenty two Canadians detained as witnesses ordered deported.

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

Cardinal O Connell Reply To Pastors On Leyden Riot

Henry V Cunningham chairman of the State Ballot Law Commission and president of the Catholic Federation of the Boston archdiocese issues a statement in the form of a letter to Cardinal O Connell. The document answers Protestant ministers request for opinion on the Haverhill riot.

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

Archbishop Urged to Halt Catholic Attacks in State

A Boston letter to Cardinal O Connell criticizes Baptist ministers attack plan against Catholics in Haverhill. It praises Haverhill citizens who blocked a permit for Leyden and argues constitutional rights favor religious practice over speech that incites hostility. Leyden and other agitators are condemned as provocateurs.

William Cardinal O'Connell Granby Street Boston Mass Haverhill Lee Leyden Board of Aldermen Leyden Leydens Fultons Bradburys Bachellors

Letter and labor update from Nashua paper firm

A signed letter denounces the Catholic church while a Nashua paper plant announces wage increases for over 100 workers. The Nashua Gummed and Coated Paper Company reports brisk current demand and the raise takes effect from next Thursday across its two local factories.

Nashua N. H Nashua Gummed and Coated Paper Company

Blacklist for New Ashford Shocks Local Town

A notice from the overseers of the poor declares New Ashford blacklisted by the International Order of Weary Willies. The town, once hospitable to tramps, now refuses harboring, feeding or keeping behavior unless a board member approves.

Board of Overseers of the Poor

Murphy on Stand in Dorchester Public Works Case

Commissioner Ed ward F. Murphy will testify before Judge Churchill in Dorchester Court Monday supporting his plan to reorganize the Public Works Department by abolishing 17 positions and releasing 17 workers. The hearing on the reinstatement petition by Durkee Robinson and McInnes was adjourned to Monday.

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

United Shoe Workers win injunction against Lynn strike

The United Shoe Workers of America obtain a Supreme Judicial Court injunction against the Lasters' Protective Union of Lynn barring them from calling a strike or taking actions that would cause contractors to break agreements with the union.

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

Burglar Kills Self After Gun Battle With Deputies

In Dubuque Iowa April 14 a burglar shot by a sheriff s posse killed himself after a gun fight in which he wounded a deputy. He is said to be part of a gang that had blown open a lumber company safe at New Hampton Iowa the night before.

Haverhill Leyden Dubuque New Hampton

Richard H. Dav is Cremated in Philadelphia Newsnote

Richard Harding Davis died Tuesday night at his Mt. Kisco New York home. His body was cremated in Philadelphia as reported on April 14.

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

Ashes to be interred beside parents in Leverington Cemetery

The ashes will be interred tomorrow beside the graves of his parents in Leverington Cemetery.

Leverington Cemetery

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