Crisis at Lawrence as strikers vote on arbitration plan
Lawrence faces a decisive day as the strikers prepare a mass meeting at City Hall to vote on mill owners plans for arbitration. Ettor and the strike committee travel from Boston to push for a settlement while officials seek to avert a possible massive strike across the state.
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Lawrence
Joseph J. Ettor
Boston
Ettor
Max Mitchell
City Hall
William D. Haywood
Arlington Mills
William D. Hartshorn
State Board of Arbitration
Health and Beauty Ad Promises Fat Reduction and Hair Removal
An advertisement touts a fat reducing method using hot water and a tablespoonful doses three times daily. It also promotes Delatone hair removal with a paste, plus spurmax based facial lotion and a canthrox shampoo. The page shifts to coverage of a textile strike in progress with extensive charity, organizing efforts, and public meals for mill workers in Lawrence, including details on picket rights and local leaders.
Arlington Mills Offer Arbitration in Lawrence Labor Row
The Arlington mills state they are willing to arbitrate disputes with employees. They deplore city conditions and say grievances could have been settled by a conference with the agent. Since conference is not possible, they offer to submit all issues to the State Board of Conciliation and Arbitration for final adjustment.
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Atlantic
Lower Pacific
Scanlon
Alderman Maloney
Lawrence
State Board of Arbitration
Pearson
Sweetser
Ettar
Boston
Max Mitchell
Pacific
Joseph J. Etter
Mason Street
George Bower
Washington Mill
Washington Mills
Arlington Mills
State Board of Conciliation and Arbitration
William D. Hartshorne
Hear Wife's Plea For Phelps Today
The wife of Phelps plans to plead for her husband before the Governor's Council. She will bring their two oldest sons and an elder sister cannot leave to supervise the younger children. They fear his death if the plea fails.
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Phelps
Mrs Phelps Hurries to Boston Amid Grief Over Husband’s Execution
Mrs Phelps plans to travel with two of her sons to Boston early this morning to plead for her husband’s life as Charlestown prison inmates, including Phelps, appeal the sentence. A second letter to Governor and Council argues the crime was misunderstood and questions the sheriff’s midnight entry to the home.
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Boston
Phelps
Weavers End Strike in Fall River After Talks
In Fall River today a conference between James Whitehead of the Weavers Union, Thomas Taylor of the loom fixers, and Superintendent William Evans led to about 300 striking weavers returning to work tomorrow. The dispute centered on warp shortages, which the company will address immediately. loom fixers are also expected to resume work in the morning.
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Justin M. Varney
Citizens’ Committee
William M. Wood
American Woolen Company
Wiliam D. Haywood
Industrial Workers of the World
Fall River
James Whitehead
Weavers’ Union
Thomas Taylor
William Evans
Fall River Iron Works Company
Taylor
Unclear Numerical Markings Stated in Fragment
Fragment lists multiple numbers with dashes and stray words like weee and 30.00 The readable parts resemble prices or codes but lack context or identifiable entities to anchor a clear news item.
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Fifth Regiment
Canal Street
Shear Dihar
Miata
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Dayton
Luptha
Maine
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Duffy’s
Aquinas
Ginter Co
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Tremont
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