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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1919

Page

2

Expect Crisis Today in Lawrence Strike

The text discusses today’s decision point in the Lawrence textile strike’s future. It questions if the protest will fizzle into intermittent demonstrations or become a broadly organized, sustained movement led by the General Committee of Textile Workers. Bramhall and Kaplan are named as leaders.

Lawrence Samuel Bramhall Ime Kaplan General Committee of Textile Work Department of Justice Bramhall Kaplan

Textile strike erupts in Lawrence amid clashes and arrests

Police report violence from women pickets who attacked workers and damaged lunches as strife widens. Labor leaders condemn authorities over parade ban while officials fear Bolshevik influence and plan heavy policing for tomorrow’s mass meeting.

Morrow Lowell Lynn Manchester N. H Central Labor Union Karmel Teckler Pafkefsky Lowell Street Mary Kosta Highland Street Arlington Mills Parkefsky Mary John Platick Spruce Street

Must Cease War Call Echoed by Wood in Lawrence

Charles G. Wood of the State Board of Conciliation and Arbitration warns that no helpful progress in the Lawrence community can occur until this un American warfare ceases. He urges immediate measures to restore harmony and curb unrest.

Lawrence Wood Charles G. Wood State Board of Conciliation and Arbitration

Textile Strike at Lawrence Faces Prolonged Unrest

The board weighs actions to aid an amicable settlement in the Lawrence labor dispute. A spokesman condemns forceful attempts to close mills while noting no legal means compel closures. He urges restraint as both sides retain rights but see no constructive progress amid industrial chaos.

Lawrence Wood

Mills in New Bedford Announce Weeklong Shutdowns

Announcements posted in several New Bedford cloth mills state plants will close Thursday for the rest of the week. Some mills may run a full schedule this week and close next Thursday. Slasher tenders at New Bedford Soule Hathaway and Neild mills struck today for revised hours affecting 17 workers. Slasher operators had previously closed machines early. with a 48 hour week the privilege ended, triggering the strike.

New Bedford Manufacturers’ Association Soule Hathaway Neild

Fall River Mills Close Indefinitely

Fall River Feb 5. Officers of the American Printing Company and Fall River Iron Works announce mills will close for an indefinite period due to lack of business and wage-hour disputes. Between 6000 and 7000 workers will be out of work as a result. No reply yet to a 48 hour week demand.

Fall River American Printing Company Fall River Iron Works Company

Sympathetic strike in Lowell fails

Lawrence textile workers arrived in Lowell to spark a regional sympathy strike but were met with a curt refusal. Leaders in Lawrence reportedly planned a two week nationwide strike, though local mill operatives say the plan did not gain traction.

Lowell Lawrence New England

Mystery Queen Of Boston Shoplifts Sought By Police

Boston police seek a mystery woman dubbed the queen of shoplifters in a $50,000 six month theft ring. Two suspects Salvatore Ponte and his wife were arrested at 245 Western avenue Cambridge with more arrests expected. The ring allegedly ran squads stealing from large stores and selling goods through New England pack pedl ers to fences. The queen is described as a medium height Italian woman 25 to 30 with long black hair and striking eyes.

Boston Salvatore Ponte Western Avenue Cambridge Lang New England

Jugoslav and Italian Claims Over Adriatic Territory debated

The Jugoslavs present six settlement plans for Isonzo to Dalmatia including Trieste and Fiume, with Italy aiming to protect its Adriatic interests. Foreign ministers Trubitch and Vesnitch will address the great powers, while Italy will not enter immediate talks with the Jugoslavs.

Adriatic Austria Supreme Council Italy Jugo-Slavia Isonzo River Gorizia Trieste Istria

Bromose Quinine Tablets Promoted as Cold Cure

Advertisement claims a single tablet, branded as LAR ATIVE BROMO QUININE, cures a cold in one day. Signed by Ib W Grove, touts a full name for authenticity and urges readers to call for the genuine product.

Ib. W. Grove

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