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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1920
Page
3
New York, Jan. 28. The wool market is moving toward a normal pre war basis and raw wool demands may be met in full, Arthur Williams said after a conference with the American Woolen Association. He cited nearly normal mill output with 65 percent of capacity used during the war now returned to civilian cloth production.
An old advertisement promotes Hayes Healing Honey priced at 85 cents for cough relief. The short note uses archaic phrasing and includes illegible trailing text oedévt.
W. Alexander of Boston, secretary of the employers group at Wilson's first industrial conference, told the National Association of Merchant Tailors convention in Atlantic City that Bernard Baruch wrecked the meeting by deferring labor's arbitration proposal on the steel situation. He questioned Baruch's motives amid circulating political rumors.
Merle Packard a 23 year old former serviceman living on Stewart Street was sentenced in Haverhill to two six month terms for carrying a loaded revolver. He was held on 1000 for breaking and entering and larceny and 10000 on a grand jury assault charge against Mrs John Burke of 5 Gulez Place. Police fear mental illness and may seek alienist examination. Packard reportedly recovered from chloroform exposure during the episode.
Samuel Gompers writing in the Federations official weekly condemns Bolshevism completely and for all time. He questions the impact of Bolshevist propaganda versus materials from journals of opinion like the Nation the Dial and the New Republic.
Gompers argues Americans need not wait for full facts to judge Bolshevism. He cites dictatorship, peasant disenfranchisement, and terror in Soviet Russia, noting mass labor oppression and forced labor in Bolshevist policy. He asserts Americans know enough to condemn the regime completely.
Samuel Lawrence, 19, a Canterbury Hotel kitchen employee of 518 Columbus avenue Back Bay, was arrested by Special Officer Frank McNabb on charges of stealing two $50 Liberty bonds and cash from Samuel Vangel of 558 Newbury street Back Bay. The alleged larceny occurred Tuesday at Vangel’s rooms. Lawrence was nabbed while depositing at a Back Bay savings bank.
Theresa McCarthy of Lowell Street Waltham was found guilty of aiding the escape of Loretta Miller a girl patient at the Massachusetts School for Feeble Minded in Waverly. Judge Abbott of the Waltham District Court sentenced her to 3% days in the House of Correction, later suspended for six months.
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