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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1921
Page
7
Plan to Fight Boycott Veto
W S Gauthier acting president of the Machinists Union predicts organized labor will move to repeal the Sherman anti trust act in response to the Supreme Court ruling against secondary boycotts. He says the Clayton act once protected labor but now blocks peaceful campaigns against non union firms. Meetings of labor leaders will be held to plan action, though the form is not yet decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United
Organized Labor
Supreme Court
Machinists’ International Union
W. S. Gauthier
Gauthier
Machinists
Man Dies After Despondent Becomes Jobless
The 40 year old Frank Matola, a Boston lodge member, killed himself in his room at 97 Broadway after spending his last quarter in the gas meter. His body was found by lodger Daniel Lowry. he had been out of work for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Matola
Broadway
Boston
Daniel Lowry
Matola
Payson Dana
Barristers Hall
Mass
American Legion
Diforte Kills Self in Massachusetts Reformatory Cell
Philip Diforte of East Boston, a prisoner at the Massachusetts State Reformatory in Concord Junction, killed himself Monday night by drinking undiluted disinfectant stolen from the prison printing shop. A note cited his wife’s faithlessness as motive after receiving a home letter that day. He was serving his third term, with prior paroles and rearrests, and previously attempted suicide at Charles Street Jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts State Reformatory
Concord Junction
Philip Diforte
East Boston
Diforte
Reformatory
New York Police Arrest Man Wanted in Hub
Robert Gibson Lorimer, accused by Chicago police of involvement in looting totaling over $40,000 across Boston Chicago and Winnipeg, was arrested in a New York hotel tonight for Chicago authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Y
Hub
New York
Robert Gibson Lorimer
Boston
Chicago
Winnipeg
Dana Attack on Veterans Preference Triggers Legion Removal
Officials yesterday moved to remove Dana after his assault on the Veterans' Preference act. The action follows the incident and aims to address concerns within the Legion and public support.
Veterans Call for Explanation on Attack on Preference Act
A letter from Charles P. Davis Jr. and James V. Kelley to Dana announces a petition by Brookline Post 11 members demanding an immediate explanation of actions against the veterans' preference act. The missive emphasizes equal chances for those who stayed at home and urges reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles P. Davis, JR
26Th Division
Brookline
A. L. James V. Kelley
American Legion
Mr. Dana
Brookline Post
Additional Gifts to Post Santa Fund Receipts
Contributions to the Boston Post Santa Claus fund total 18 since the last Dec 30 accounting. The update lists donors including L. V. Corey Lawrence and the Women's Italian Club Boston with smaller amounts from T. A. Robbins Dixfield Me F. A. P. Fiske.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Post
Santa Claus
L. V. Corey
Lawrence
Women’s Italian Club
Boston
T. A. Robbins
Dixfield
F. A. P. Fiske
Coffey demands fair treatment after elevator starter reinstatement dispute
Thomas F. Coffey of East Boston protests a Post hearing report linking Mayor Peters investigation of drug and whiskey peddling in the City Hall annex to his own case. He demands a chance to confront rumor mongers and asserts the insinuation is unfair and untrue. He vows to be heard and cites James M. Curley in closing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Peters
James M. Curley
Thomas F. Coffey
Havre Street
East
Boston
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