Lawrence Strikers Push Statewide Action Amid Mass Rally
Thousands of workers and supporters filled Lawrence streets as leaders Ettor and Haywood urged unity and pledged continued pressure on mill owners. A disputed conference with arbitration officials ended without mill representation, fueling calls for a broader strike and recalls as immigration and labor issues dominate the afternoon.
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Mammoth
William D. Haywood
Ettor
Everett Mills
Union Street
Sweetser
Canal Street
Essex Street
Colonel Sweetser
Amesbury Street
Common Street
Joseph Etter
Haywood
A Healthy Happy Old Age Uses Pure California Syrup
A health claim promotes a natural, gentle laxative remedy for all ages. The ad touts a desert spoon dose of a product branded California Fig Syrup Co. and claims it cleanses the system without weakening internal organs.
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California Fig’Syrup Co
Pinex and Sugar Syrup Cough Remedy Promoted
A home cough syrup recipe using Pinex and granulated sugar dissolved in warm water promises relief within 24 hours. The formula, claimed to ease croup and throat ailments, is presented as safer and more effective than alternatives with a money back guaranty.
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United States
Canada
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Pinex Co
Ft. Wayne
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Wood Replies To Holman On Woolen Company Dividends
William M. Wood, president of the American Woolen Company, refutes Dudley M. Holman secretary to the Governor, denying dividends on common stock and citing a fourfold rise in wages while dividend rates on preferred stock stayed at 7 percent. He challenges Holman’s claim that capital rose 20 percent and dividends rose 100 percent, labeling it astounding.
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Lawrence
William M. Wood
American ‘Woolen Company
Dudley M. Holman
Boston
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Holman
College presidents urge calm to solve Lawrence strike
At a Mt. Holyoke alumni gathering President Mary E Woolley and Tufts President Frederick W Hamilton urged that future settlements of the Lawrence strike and similar affairs depend on educated leaders. Hamilton said the issue is about light not heat and will be solved by thoughtful reasoning rather than rage or violence.
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Lawrence
Universal Union of Workers
London
Lawrette
Joseph J. Ettor
Boston
Ettor
Domico Rasparilda
Scanlon
Colonel Sweetser
Common’ Street
City Hall
Woolley
Vth
Mary E. Woolley
Mt. Holyoke College
Frederick W. Hamilton
Tufts College
Hotel Vendome
Hamilton
Letter of thanks praising Boston Post editorial on Lawrence strike
Thomas B. Eyg es of Malden thanks the Boston Post for its impartial editorial on the Lawrence strike. He commends the paper for taking a stand amid the labor dispute and defends the editor's handling of the so called foreigners mentioned in the coverage.
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Lawrence
Boston Post
Comemonwealth
Massachusetts
Mass
Thomas B. Eyges
Franklin Street
Malden
Start of a Romantic Saga in Boston Post Magazine
Elise-Florence-Marie de Vauquieres de Clugny known as Lili rebels against an arranged marriage plan. She sails to New York with a maid and modest funds to find her father’s former sweetheart. On board, she meets Mrs. Ethelbert Cobb whose wealth and social ambition shape dangerous options.
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Elise-Florence-Marie de Vauquieres de Clugny
Lili
New York
Ethelbert V. Cobb
England
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