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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1922

Page

6

New England Mills Cut Wages Amid Looming Labor Strikes

Wages across New England cotton mills are slashed to preserve operation amid a gloomier business outlook. Manchester Nashua Lowell Lewiston and Chicopee centers report reductions affecting thousands of workers. Labor leaders warn meetings over potential strikes as mills from Portsmouth to Lawrence adjust pay to stay competitive with the South.

Rhode Island Connecticut New England Lawrence Mills Manchester N. H Lewiston Runswick Lowell Chicopee Mass Amoskeag and Stark Brunswick New Hampshire Manchester Mills W. P. Straw Amoskeag Mills South Nashua Manufacturing Company Jackson Mills Nashua Cooheco Dover Great Falls Somersworth Suncook Newmarket Salmon Falls Hamilton Mills Bay State Portland Bates Androscoggin The Hill Continental S. Libbey Lewiston Bleachery and Dry Works Cowan Woolen Company Barker Auburn Edwards Manufacturing Company Augusta Dwight Manufacturing Company Otis Company Ware Westfield Foster Company

Textile wage cuts loom as New England strike plan grows

In Rhode Island the crisis deepens as mills weigh large cuts and new schedules. The United Textile Workers plan a general walkout, potentially mobilizing over 9 000 workers across four New England states, with 10 000 already answering a strike call in the Pawtuxet Valley.

Dover New England United Textile Workers of America Providence Rhode Island Pawtuxet Valley Amalgamated Textile Workers Maine New Hampshire Massachusetts Connecticut

Edison Electric Spends 200000 on New Boston Business

Louis R. Wallis testifies before Boston Department of Public Utilities commissioners as Edison Electric Illuminating Co spends 200000 last year to secure new business. Wallis cannot specify how much business was added. Corporation Counsel Hill calls the situation almost unbelievable during a rate reduction hearing.

Edison Electric Illuminating Company Louis R. Wallis Department of Public Utilities Arthur D. Hill Boston Wallis Hill Frederick M

Elizabeth Peabody Settlement House Rummage Sale Opens West End

The Elizabeth Peabody Settlement House held a Tuesday rummage sale at Horticultural Hall drawing thousands of dollars as shoppers bought paintings and men’s clothes. The West End charity at 37 Charles Street has run for over a century with Mrs Stephen V. R. Crosby in charge.

Elizabeth Peabody Settlement House Horticultural Hall Settlement House West End Charles Street Stephen V. R. Crosby

Man Who Kicked Policeman Held in Boston Case

Douglas McDonald a 23 year old of 19 Fast Third Street South Boston faced Judge Barnes in East Boston Court for assaulting Patrolman Benjamin Goodman of Meridian Street police station East Boston The government asked to continue the case for a week while the officer recovers at East Boston Relief Hospital with concussion of the brain The alleged kick occurred during a struggle as the officer detained him for drunkenness.

Douglas McDonald Fast Third Street South Boston Benjamin Goodman Meridian Street East Boston Barnes East Boston Relief Hospital McDonald Goodman

Matilda DeLisle Granted Divorce from Local Letter Carrier

Matilda DeLisle, a striking Boston native, was granted an absolute divorce from Edas J. Delisle a local letter carrier by Judge Lummus in Superior Court here. The decision was announced today in Fall River on February 2.

Fall River Matilda Delisle Boston Edeas J. Delisle Lummus Fi Superior Court

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