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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1919
Page
17
State correspondent reports a warning issued to textile strike leaders in Lawreyce urging immediate halt to activities. The message suggests some strikers could be deported if protests continue, despite denials from committee members.
An advertisement touts The Williams Treatment as a cure for kidney and bladder diseases rheumatism and related ailments caused by excessive uric acid. It promises a free 32 dose bottle and a regular 75 cent bottle by parcel post upon sending the notice with name and address and a 10 cent postage contribution.
Henry K Skeffington representing the U S Department of Labor dictated terms to Ime Kaplan secretary of the general committee of the strikers, and to Samuel Bramhall and Thomas J Connolly the strikers attorney during a meeting at Kaplan's home.
After a conference lasting over ninety minutes, officials declined comment while a city official hinted at quoting deportation laws. A. J. Muste left Boston for Lawrence saying he would return only if the dispute ends. Picketing decreased to scattered groups as a jail sentence influenced the strike scene.
Mrs. Lewis Flanders plans a 50000 suit against A L Flanders and his wife accuses the couple’s parents of undue influence. She cites love letters from Sergeant Lewis Flanders of the 101st Engineers written in France and after returning home. The case centers on disruption of marriage and the sergeant’s departure to live with his parents.
In Dedham Norfolk Superior Court Mrs. Flanders seeks $50,000 via attachment against her former in law parents in a case linked to the Woodridge will. She alleges pressure from her late husband Lewis Flanders has strained ties, with more than $500,000 at stake.
In Biddeford Maine scores of families of Pepperell mill workers locked out during a 48 hour week push appeal to city officials for food and fuel. Grocers decline further credits citing losses in prior strikes. City officials promise immediate attention while Mayor Banks seeks an end to the paralysis of local business. Federal agent Williams calls the situation gloomy with little hope for quick resolution.
Westfield New Jersey February 18 John R Flannery known as The Father of La Crosse in the United States has died at his home He was born in Montreal 67 years ago He was the youngest member of the Shamrock team of Montreal when it held the world's championship in 1870.
Harvard regains Dennis F. OConnell for the long distance relay roster as the Crimson prepare for the East Armory service meet against B A A. The team now features OConnell Duggan Goodwin and captain Hank Costigan with Douglass and Nally as possible replacements.
A president expresses belief that shared principles become real only when put into practice. He argues that discourse on principles is thin without action and stresses the value of near term goals. He pledges cooperation in the plan to be formed after his return and thanks the visitors for the personal visit.
A Fiume delegation led by Dr Grossich M Osseinach and Dr Vic met President Wilson in Paris on February 13 to urge Fiume’s union with Italy arguing it aligns with Wilsonian self determination and would settle the Adriatic port’s status.
Former heavyweight wrestling champion Joe Stecher defeated Paul Martinson after a close mat battle at the Grand Opera House. Stecher won two straight falls using his body scissors and double wrist lock, the first in 1:13:20 and the second after 22 minutes. In the opening bout, Tom Reccord beat Tom Aston of Worcester 85:5.
A letter from Philip L. Spaulding treasurer of the Mayor's committee reports small contributions toward the reception of returning soldiers sailors and marines. The latest total collected reaches 22422625 dollars with 141025 added yesterday. Contributions continue to be received by Spaulding.
Robert C. Sturn 11, a widower, was found dead last night in the Schulverein Club rooms on Danforth Street Jamaica Plain with a 22 caliber revolver wound to the left breast. Police say circumstances indicate self inflicted.
Major General Edwards former commander of the 26th Division in France was the guest of the city today. He addressed 200 citizens on the division's achievements.
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