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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1913
Page
3
Fall River industrial workers of the world forward a second 25 percent wage demand to the Fall River Cotton Manufacturers' Association. No date for compliance is set. President Hills says manufacturers will ignore the demand as they did the prior 20 percent request.
The Haynes building at Summer and High streets, noted as a premier fire proof structure, was sold by the John F E Haynes estate to Fred Holdsworth and Robert D Farrington. Trustees Moses Williams John J Long and Charles F Smith as fiduciaries.
After weeks of nationwide inquiry the Department of Justice reports little ground for a national cold storage trust. United States attorneys surveyed the field and found combines in a few large cities, but no evidence of a trust controlling egg and other product prices across the country.
Evidence shows combinations exist in several cities and the department will scrutinize cold storage operators. It will trace interstate links among dealers to apply the Sherman act and reduce living costs by breaking monopolies. The inquiry aligns with agriculture blame for high prices, focusing on hens rather than cold storage alone.
Alexander Light, a Shakesperian actor, was arrested Wednesday night as a fugitive from justice wanted by St Louis police. He appeared in Municipal Court before Judge Creed and the case was continued to December 9. He was held on a $1000 bond awaiting St Louis officers.
Patrick J. Dowd city official and four other election officers face charges for alleged violations tied to a challenged alderman vote. A. J. Cote, Progressive candidate, accuses Henry E. Bond of lacking legal residency in Waltham at the time of the election.
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