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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1921
Page
9
Senator George W. Cartwright of California told the Chamber of Commerce that industry problems cannot be solved by force and that wages must be scientific, tied to production. He argued high wages risk unemployment and stressed labor pays its own wages, with American standards sustained by output.
Senator Cartwright argued wages must be set to balance domestic buying and international competition. He warned that idle dollars mean idle men and urged a nationwide educational campaign to unite employers and employees as partners in production. He cautioned against a history of hostile camps and demands for labor submission.
The Master Steamfitters Association informs the Steamfitters and Helpers Union that wages will be reduced 25 percent on May 1 when the current wage agreement expires. Master plumbers have issued the same notice to their employees. Both associations say a conference with workers will be available on request.
Burton Leslie, 17, president of the Malden Young People's Inter-Sunday School Council, heads a weekday Bible study with more than 100 Malden High School youths, choosing religious education over sports on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons.
English playwright and poet John Drinkwater argued that art serves society by expanding understanding, not solving problems. He said the struggle between dominating and understanding minds shapes nations, and the artist’s role is to foster insight over domination.
A humorous exchange shows a customer asking for a muff and clarifying to keep hands warm, while the assistant questions the fur type. The brief highlights a miscommunication in a retail setting.
Giovanni Scarfo was found probable guilty by Police Court of the murder of Pietro Barbieri after a christening party in West Springfield on January 23. He is held for the grand jury without bail. A 12 year old witness, son of Salvatore Solitario, testified to an earlier altercation before the men departed. Barbieri’s body was found the next morning with bullet wounds to head and stomach.
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