Lawrence Textile Strike Sweeps Toward Armed Revolt
Lawrenc e workers in a mass strike threaten armed revolt as federal probes proceed. Judges, attorneys, and city officials work with committe es to stop children from being sent to Philadelphia while looms return to Kunhardt mill and justice department investigators arrive.
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Lawrence
John J. Sullivan
Philadelphia
W. C. Dannenberg
Department of Justice
Wickersham
Food program for Lawrence strikers hungry children at risk
Walter Shepherd, Fitchburg missionary worker, faces funding gaps as the Lawrence food project for striking workers' children struggles to provide enough meals. In one day the site served over 3500 sandwiches and 1000 gallons of cocoa, with hundreds waiting outside as supplies ran out.
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Lawrence
Walter Shepherd
Fitchburg
Mr. Shepherd
Pell Meil
Shepherd
Post
Frank Day
Committee to investigate detained strike children in Lawrence
A committee will probe 34 children held by police as neglected minors after textile strike leaders attempted to send them to Philadelphia. The plan was chosen in place of a regular court hearing as of February 27 in Lawrence amid ongoing labor unrest.
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Boston
Diapepsin Delivers Quick Relief for Indigestion
Millions suffer stomach distress from meals but Diapepsin offers fast relief. A small dose digests food, calms sour belching and gas, and renews comfortable digestion in minutes for about fifty cents a case.
Alarm Clocks 49 Cents Sale At Waitehra Store
Local ad notes alarm clocks priced at 49 cents each with clearance markings. Marketing emphasizes limited stock and a short sale period.
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Devenshire
Cadets and Troop D Arrive in Lawrence After Incident
The First Corps Cadets and Troop D of the cavalry reached Lawrence this morning. The cavalry will use Troop C horses that left for Boston dismounted at 9 08 o’clock. The roster lists Cadets with Lt Col Franklin N Joy as commander and includes surgeons, adjutants, lieutenants, and captains for A B C and D companies. Troop D is led by Captain Frank J Googins with Lieut A N Drury and 2nd Lt Charles H Ferguson.
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Shepherd
Lst
Mr. Peabody
Warren Sturgis
John Lawrence
Edward Gray
Groton
Sanburn
Joseph Remick
Winchester
Jessica
G. Abbott
Lancoln
Frank Day
John MacIntyre
Ichburg
I. M. Lake
Sarah B. Stearns
Sophie Watson
Nettie Trees
Lucy Andrew
Lawrence
Boston
First Corps
Franklin N. Joy
Charles H. Cole
William B. Stearns
Hugenne B. Clapp
William R. Emerson
W. T. Bailey
Frederick P. Simonds
Charles M. Rotch
Porter B. Chase
Joseph, W. Bartlett
Benjamin 8. Lather
Frank J. Googins
A. N. Drury
Charles H. Ferguson
Federal probe for Lawrence strike centers on child shipments
United States District Attorney French said a DOJ inquiry focuses on whether Lawrence authorities and police blocked railroad transport of children. The action relates to alleged violations of the interstate commerce act tied to the ticket holders seeking transport out of the state. The inquiry does not extend to the strike itself, only the specific transportation interference.
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United States
French
Department of Justice
Washington
Lawrence
George W. Wickersham
Pawers
Wickersham
Investigation Into Interstate Travel Strike Under Sherman Act
The inquiry, led by the Bureau of Investigation under the Department of Justice, examines whether a strike involving a mill and transportation contract hindered interstate commerce. It notes the issue concerns federal law and does not reflect on other merits of the labor dispute.
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Enna
United States
Bureau of Investigation
Department of Justice
Protest at Haverhill protest meeting over marshal actions
James F. Carey denounced Marshal Sullivan May Scanlon Judge Mahoney and Assistant Marshal Sheehan at a City Hall protest meeting in Haverhill. The Central Socialist Club organized the event and he urged mothers regain right to send children away for care during the strike.
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Haverhill
Marshal Sullivan
Scanlon
Judge Mahoney
Marshal Sheehan
Lawrence Station
James F. Carey
City Hall
Central Socialist Club
Riot at rail yard rally draws mayor and police clash
Speakers Mise Peart McGil and Sarge Rocco addressed a crowd as a small group of young women strikers acted. Police were present but no officers were injured. Mayor Moulton and Alderman Bartlett attended the meeting in the hall. A riot at the rally station drew denunciations of uniformed anarchists.
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Mise Peart McGil
Sarge Rocco
Moulton
Bartlett
Ghaitman
Grey
Poli
Ralilio
Héod's Lotion Promises Skin Healing Benefit
An advertisement touts Héod's Lotion as crease free and non hair-growing, claiming strong healing effects for the skin and urging readers to buy today for 0c.
Baskin and Reid Married in Boston
John Baskin and Miss Jeannie Reid were united in marriage in Boston by Rev. C C Farle. The couple will reside in Marion after returning from their wedding trip.
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Baskin—Reid
John Baskin
Jeannie Reid
Boston
C.C. Farle
Ene
Marion
Obituary notices from Dorchester and surrounding towns
Funeral notices for Elizabeth Burley James Calhoun Mary Calhoun B Campbell Har A Chamberlain Charles W Clark W Clatur Louisa Clements Francis M Conlin J George Cooper Edward W Crotty Adeline F Curry Jane Curtis Doherty Patrick Farrell Bridget Fitzgerald Julia Gagan Julia Grant Charles H Goddard Margaret Hawes Daniel Holt and others list dates March 1 1922 memorial services at St Mary's St Joseph's and local churches with times and burial plans in Dorchester Roxbury Charlestown Somerville Gardner Dedham Roslindale Melrose and surrounding areas.
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Burley
Dorchester
Elizabeth
Charles Burley
Dorchester Avenue
St. Margaret's Church
Calhoun
Roxbury
Mary A
John O. Calhoun
Fay
Marcella Street
St. Joseph’s Church
Byte Street
Campbell
Middleboro
B. Campbell
Natick
South Main Street
New Hampshire
Chamberlain
Newtonville
Har
A. Chamberlain
Bowers Street
Brimfield
Mass
Clark
Charles W. Clark
Waterman Chapel
Washington Street
Clatur
Wilmington
W. Clatur
Lake Street
North Station
Lements
Somerville
Louisa Helena
Bernard
Mary
Clements
Pee Seys
Cambria Street
Conlin
Francis M
Patrick A
Alice Conlin
McKim
Fellows Court
Roe
Forest Hills
Cooper
J. George Gooper
Beacon Street
Puneral
Forest Hills Genene
Cone Tila
South Station
Crotty
Charlestown
Edward W
Margaret T. Crotty
Conley
Ellen A. Crotty
Mt. Vernon Street
M. Curtis
Jane Curtis
Ann Geswell
Richard F. Geswell
Tremont Street
St. Mary’s Church
New Calvary
Intercept
Doherty
Main Street
Warren Street
Farrell
Patrick Barrell
James F. Farrell
Parker St
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
Fitzgerald
Bridgett
Patrick J. Fitzgerald
John I. Fitzgerald
Irving Street
St. Joseph's Church
Chambers Street
Gargan
Dedham
Julia BE. Gargan
Conlon
Pet J. Conlon
M. Thuseday
St. Mary's Church
Brookdale Cemetery
Grant
Roslindale
Julia A
Nce Grant
Er Bata
South Fairview & Mesdiy
Jati
Hai Goddard
Gardner
Charles H. Rr
Havacen
Argaret
Hismet
Melrose
Daniel H. Holt
Bassas
Michael Ners
Linwood Avenue
Gemmiown i al i
Deaths list includes several Boston area notices
Patrice Kelly widow of Margaret McDonald is noted with funeral details at St Joseph's Church along with Sophis Landry of East Boston and Joshua Lewis of Malden. Various obituaries list families, residences, and Mass times, with names like Elizabeth Landry, Elizabeth Lyons, Anna McElroy, and Elizabeth McKenna, plus addresses and service times.
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Zoo West
MC Teagert
Kelly
City
Patrice
Margaret Kelly
Nee McDonald
Charles Street
St. Joseph's ‘Chase
Ae Lyons
Reary
Joseph P
Ana Tym
Anna E
Andréw L
Yea Pontine
Everal
Washington Terret, T
M. Rela
M’elroy
Charlestown
Eric McElroy
William "McEin
Wetendsy
T. Catherine’s
Vine 'Etree
Arlington Hi
Emma Jane Ee
Dorchester
Kenna
Hyde Park
Elisabet ‘A
Nee Gately
Chelsea
A. m
St. Rose
New York
Saul
Brookline
Margaret
John Saul
Walter Avenue
St. Mary’s of the Assumption
Ewr
Sexton
South End
Degnis
Sonamne
Coereae
Omaia
Wolpann
Tion
Harrison Avant
Iment Veterans’ Association
Smallman
Winthrop
Minnie
Edwin E. Mallman
Park Street
Boston
Sullivan
John M
Ellen F. Sullivan
Wee Avin
Seldeviet
St.tthew
Chaerra
Su Liavan
Roxbury
John Joh
Bartholomew
Nora Sullivan
Maront
Geo Bs
Neliie
Crosby's Chapel
Percatenee
Ellen
Robert Thompson
Wiles
Carafa
Broadway
Isea
Tower
Mrs Georg Gray Family Thankful For Kindness
Needham family expresses heartfelt thanks to friends for recent kindness and for the numerous floral tributes received in their time of bereavement.
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Georg Gray
Needham
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