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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1916

Page

11

Mrs Mary I Lewis Sues Ice Cream Firm for Damages

Mrs Mary I Lewis of 131 Irving street Everett sues the R A Fash Ice Cream Company for 2000 claiming her dog Dot was killed on Broadway near Cottage street in Everett square by a company car. She says the driver was negligent and the dog, a King Charles water spaniel, valued at several hundred dollars, had ribbons from exhibitions and was eight years old.

R. A. Fash Ice Cream Company Everett Broadway Cottage Street Everett Square Dot Lewis

Submarine Sinking of Multiple Steamers Reported

Lloyds reports the sinking by submarines of the Danish steamship Nexos and the Spanish steamship Julia Benito. Crews from both vessels were landed. Also sunk were the Danish steamer Halfdan the Norwegian steamer Ella and the Danish schooner Marie with crews landed. The Spanish steamer Gerona is reported sunk.

London Lloyds Nexos Julia Benito Halfdan Ella Marie Gerona

Morison Testifies in Suit Against United Shoe Machinery

Frank Morison a shoe laster testified in Superior Court about meetings he and colleagues held to organize a plant union at the Jamaica Plain factory. He described payments promised by Charles Wilson and a plan to spy on the plant. He said he spent 1500 dollars and received 10 dollars from a company attorney. The trial continued next morning.

United Shoe Machinery Company Frank Morison Morrison Wilson Charlie Ross Richards Lynn Farr Charles Ross Mr. Wilson Parker Street Revere

Morison claims Wilson hired union organizers at Plant factory

Morison testifies that Mr. Wilson, deceased, hired him in May 1910 to organize Plant factory workers and obtain information on the machines. Wilson allegedly agreed to pay 2000 plus 1397 expenses and to back up the effort amid wage dissatisfaction and a pending raise. Evidence covers meetings in May and June 1910 and a factory lockout.

Morison Mr. Wilson Wilson Charlie Ross Ross Abraham Locket

Learn Spanish Course Starts This Sunday

A new Spanish language course begins next Sunday aiming to teach Latin American usage and everyday phrases. Registration details and class times are to be announced.

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