Snow Storm Sweeps New England With Plows Mobilized
Early snow blanketed New England as railroads and street crews rushed to keep lines open. Snow drifts and wind delayed trolley service and forced road crews to clear tracks while residents faced slush and coastal gales.
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New England
Boston and Albany
Boston and Maine
New Haven
South Station
Middlesex County
Arlington Heights
Lexington
Middlesex and
Boston
Fined for Fire Safety Lapses at Sudbury Street Shop
Joseph Ryack a coal front manufacturer at 36 Sudbury Street was fined 24 98 for failing to comply with the State fire law after a fire marshal found inflammable stock clippings stored in wooden containers without fire proof lining. The judge set the per diem penalty near 25 to total 24 98.
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Joseph Ryack
Sudbury Street
Michael J. Murray
Ryack
Murray
Textile strike widens despite cold weather across New England
Thousands of men women and girls picketed in a major New England textile strike amid cold and heavy snow. From Manchester New Hampshire to the Pawtuxet and Blackstone Valleys Rhode Island forty closed cotton mills were guarded and picketed with no clear change in strike conditions.
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Manchester
N. H
James Starr
United Textile Workers of America
Dennis M. Fleming
Textile Council
Herbert A. Jump
First Congregational Church
W.S. Dillon
Manchester Young Men’s Christian Association
Perley A. Grant
Frank McCarthy
Boston
American Federation of Labor
Mary Kelcher
Scranton
United Textile Workers
Starr
George A. Guertin
New England
Order of Hibernians
Waldron
Dover
Pacific
Brown
New Hampshire
Pawtuxet
Blackstone
Rhode Island
Two Piano Recital by Leginska and Ornstein in Boston
A two piano recital at Jordan Hall featured Ethel Leginska and Leo Ornstein. Ornstein debuted his Sonata op. 39 with bold dissonances and striking beauty, while the program opened with Mozart in C minor and Schubert variations. The finale offered Mozart's D major sonata noted for its brilliance and is regarded as among the finest two piano works. The pair were praised as high ranking virtuosi with distinctive musical personalities.
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Ethel Leginska
Leo Ornstein
Jordan Hall
Ornstein
Boston
Ornetein
Gleam of Hope in Ireland Amid Gloom and Delayed Releases
The report praises Craig and Collins for acting under difficult conditions and notes the release of 2 percent of kidnapped captives thanks to Mr. Collins. Churchill discusses government aims to free football players, while Irish prisoners policy remains unchanged since Feb. 11.
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Ireland
Craig
Collins
Churchill
Lloyd George
Irish Bulletin
Great Britain
Colonial Office
Giepa
England
Disorders Renewed in Belfast Amid Street Turmoil
Firing in Stanhope street area escalated as police used arms to subdue snipers. A bayonet charge wounded a civilian while disorderly crowds gathered. By six, firing spread from Old Ledge Road to Townsend street, with a storekeeper shot in the head and dying. Hospital casualties pushed four day totals past a hundred. The assault targeted the New Northern Spinning Company Mills.
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Belfast
Associated Press
Stanhope Street
Old Ledge Road
Townsend Street
Stanhope
New Northern Spinning Company Mills
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