Rhode Island Strike Turmoil Prompts Judge Mahoney Session
Riots flare in Lawrence as seven weeks of strike push 68 cases through the District Court. Police fire on strikers. several arrested for intimidation and assault. Julie Yulka jailed 20 days, Placito Rabeno wounded, others held on charges. Judge Mahoney criticizes use of women and children to stage demonstrations. Troops mobilize for law enforcement and potential confrontations.
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J. J. Mahone
Julie Yulka
Har Spa
Oer
O’brien
Ae Eee
Armef
Metropolitan and
Stats Police
Hias
Lawrence
Amesbury Street
Savatore Bruno
Santa Rica
Thomas Thompson
Placito Rabino
Placito -Rabeno
dRaBeno
Rabeno
Salvatore Bruno
Batere
Bruno
Ci Harry
State Police
Mahoney
Richard ¥. Murphy
Daniel McCloud
Common Streets
le Trass
Rice
Thompson
Rico
Common Street
Essex
Essex Street
Baby’s Head Itching Hinders Sleep Report
A three month old infant in Clark County developed itchy scalp sores described as pimples or lesions. The report notes persistent itching affecting sleep and details initial observations and concerns from caregivers. Further examination is pending to determine cause and treatment.
Conciliatory talks on Lawrence strike continue at State House
Special legislative committee met all day at the State House with ex-Congressman Samuel L. Powers and William M. Butler representing manufacturers. House Chairman Ellis said progress followed the conference lines though no change in the dispute emerged. Senate Tinkham ordered an investigation into disorders and child detention, with evidence power under commerce, to be considered next day. Governor Foss asked Attorney-General Swift to report on parties’ rights.
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Taft
Congressman Wilson
House Committee On Labor
Industrial Workers of the World Strike Committee
Washington
William D. Haywood
New York
Marshal Sullivan
Governor Foss
Billie Wood
Textile Trust
Arlington and
Atlantic Mills
Curtis
Arlington Mills
American Woolen Company
Lawrence
State House
Samuel L. Powers
William M. Butler
House
Ellis
Senate
Tinkham
Foss
Swift
Dean Scott of Iowa Joins Harvard Law Faculty
In City Iowa on February 26 Dean Austin Scott of the Iowa College of Law accepted a position on the Harvard Law School faculty.
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Dean Scott
Iowa
Harvard Law
City
Austin Scott
Iowa College of Law
Coher
Sage and Sulphur Remedy Restores Hair Color
Wyeth Chemical Company offers Sage and Sulphur based remedy advertised to restore natural hair color and address dandruff itching scalp and hair loss. A fifty cent bottle is sold by druggists with a money back guarantee if not as represented.
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Wyeth Chemical Company of
New York
Haly
Wyth
Federal probe possible as strike at Lawrence mills sparks Congress
Washington Feb 26 The Lawrence Massachusetts strike drew focus of Congress President Taft and Attorney General Wickersham. Two resolutions calling for a federal investigation were presented but no action followed.
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Washington
Lawrence
Mass
Congress
Taft
Wickersham
Lawrence Strike Sparks Federal Probing Debate in Congress
Representative Berger asks Taft to task Attorney General Wickersham with checking for federal law violations as authorities faced the Lawrence labor dispute. Senate leaders debate intervention while House plans a labor committee probe with a $10,000 appropriation, as tensions flare over the so called Lawrence crisis.
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Hiowever
Berger
Taft
Wickersham
United States
French
Boston
Congress
Miles Poindexter
Washington
Lawrence
United States Commissioner of Labor
Gallinger
Poindexter
Lodge
Bailey, Williams
Overman
Chilton
Bailey
Tillman
Massachusetts
Senator Tillman
Wilson
Pennsylvania
Committee On Labor
General Strike Planned by Beacon Mill Strikers
In New Bedford on February 26 the Beacon mill strikers announce Leader Thompson of Lawrence will arrive tomorrow to lead the weavers strike. I W W organizer Charles H. Webut says Lawrence success will trigger a wider wave into New Bedford Lowell and Fall River with the I W W moving on to the last center. A strike committee is formed and workers vow to stay out until a 10 percent wage increase is granted.
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Lawrence
Aclock
Franklin L. Joy
the Ory
Columbus Avenue
North Station
Frank J. Googins
Roxbury
Reeve
New Bedford
Beacon Mill
Thompson
Charles H. Webut
Lowell
Fall River
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John’ J.” ‘Gullivan
Julia Yulla
Thomas Ren
Amesbury
Toean
House of Correction
Sasa
Metropolitan Thes
Newbury Street
Antonio DeSalva
Lawiuce
Santa Rico
Filene
Fall River Line
Fort Maat Oan
New Jotunck Lids
Gould
Clark &T
Toura
Representa
Chas. W. Morse
State Board
Josue F. Lewis
State of Charities
Massachusetts General Hospital
Chase & Sanborn
Beat
Mason's
George 1
Blackstone Street
Mason Company
Boston, Mass
Oliver
Oliver Typewriter
Weer
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