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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1912

Page

2

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Georg Gray Needham

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