House Votes Probe Excluding Senate Across Textile Turmoil
Lawmakers debate a proposed inquiry into Massachusetts textile conditions led by Speaker Cushing's rules committee. Representatives Cox Meaney Morrill and others clash over timing amid deadly riot claims in Lawrence. Supporters argue investigation necessary to curb starvation and abuses while opponents warn of disorder and political weaponization.
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Cushing
Channing Cox
John Meaney
Meaney
Lawrence
House
Senate
Boston
Rules Committee
Massachusetts
Committee to Probe Provisions of Order on Lawrence Strike
A five member committee is ordered to investigate industrial conditions including wages salaries cost of living and other related topics. The panel may hire counsel summon witnesses compel production of papers and report promptly. Governor and council must approve expense items.
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Lawrence
Dean amendment Rejected as Sanborn order Adopted
The Dean amendment failed by 45 to 87 in a rising vote while the Sanborn order was adopted, reflecting a pivotal decision in the ongoing industrial life of the Commonwealth.
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Dean
Strike to Persist as Leaders Arrive in Lawrence
William Yates head of the Textile Workers sub division of the I W W and temporary leader of the Lawrence strike says it will continue as before despite Ettor’s arrest. He notes I W W president James H Thompson is expected today along with William Haywood and others.
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William D. Haywood
William Trautman
Vincent St. John
St. John
Industrial Workers of the World
James H. Thompson
Ettor
Leutenant
Giovannitti
Sweetser
Anna Lopizzo
Common Street
Yates
Bill Haywood
William E. Trautmann
Joseph J Ettor
J. J. BB
Lawrence
Giovannitt
Girls strike when collector barred at Woodbury Shoe
In Beverly 150 girl stitchers at Woodbury Shoe Company walked out after the firm barred a union dues collector. Management says output fell on days of the collector's visits, prompting the strike.
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Beverly
Woodbury Shoe Company
New York Militia Officers to Lawrence Mass
Gen. Charles H. Hitchcock of the First Regiment New York National Guard departed for Lawrence Massachusetts to observe Massachusetts guardsmen tactics in handling mill strikers riots. He refused to discuss the trip when questioned. It is believed other National Guard officers will join him.
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Binghamton
N. Y
Charles H. Hitchcock
Lawrence
Mass
Massachusetts Guardsmen
Hitchcock
National Guard
Cameron Car Co. Owes $209,346 in Bankruptcy Schedules
The Cameron Car Company of Beverly and Attica Ohio is listed owing $209,346 in bankruptcy schedules filed by Treasurer A B Emerson in U S District Court yesterday. The firm, forced into bankruptcy by creditors on December 1, was adjudicated bankrupt by Judge Dodge after an unsuccessful asset seizure attempt.
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Cameron Car Company
Beverly and Attica, O
A. B. Emerson
United States District Court
Dodge
Providence Merchant Rufus Goff Run Down by Street Car
A well dressed man identified as Rufus B. Goff of Providence Rhode Island was run down by a street car on Twenty third street late last night. He suffered a fractured skull and is in serious condition as hospital surgeons report. His family has been notified.
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New York
Twenty-third Street
Rufus B. Goff
Providence
R. I
Defence rests in Los Angeles case
The defense rested today in the Bert H. Conners case charged with conspiring to dynamite the County Hall of Records on Sept. 9, 1910. The State called a few rebuttal witnesses and arguments began, with a verdict expected to the jury tomorrow.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Bert H. Conners
County Hall of Records
Clement in Recital at Jordan Hall
Edmond Clement renowned tenor presents his only city recital in Jordan Hall this afternoon at 8 o'clock. The program includes pieces by Partout Bemberg Saint Saens Franck Gluck Weckerlin Barbirolli and Debussy with Alfred de Voto assisting on piano.
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Edmond Clement
Jordan Hall
Bemberg Aimons-Mons
Eee
Cence Saint-Saens
Franck Unis Des
Gluck Aubade du
Nae
Weckerlin
POE
Lorraine
Barbirolli Aquarelie Debussy
Alfred de Voto
Plano
Lawrence Textile Strike Leaders Step Toward City Turmoil
Leaders of the Lawrence textile strike vow to pursue demands after the arrest of Joseph Ettor and Arturo Giovannitti. Rallies, militia police patrols, and funeral arrangements for Anna Lopizzo escalate tension as 25,000 workers remain on strike and IWW figures arrive to take charge.
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Lawrence
Joseph J. Ettor
Arturo M. Giovannitti
Anna Lopizzo
Joseph Ettor
Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Restores Natural Color
Wyeth Chemical Company markets Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy that darkens gray hair and adds shine. The preparation also fights dandruff itching scalp and thinning hair. A fifty-cent bottle is available from druggists with a money back guarantee.
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Wyeth Chemical Company of
New York
Wyeth
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