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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1912

Page

5

Funeral for Anna Lopizzo Sparks Threat of Riot

In Lawrence a massive funeral procession for Anna Lopizzo, shot during the previous night’s riot, fuels fear of renewed violence. Striking workers and militia clash after the fatal bayonetting of 18 year old Syrian John Ramy near White Street, as soldiers disperse a crowd following tense protests outside the mill district.

Lawrence Anna Lopizzo John Ramy White Street Ile Ramy Oak and Chestnut Sweetser Najet Kalil Arlington Mills Adellah Najjum Washington Mills H Company Salem

Militia Deployed as Strikes Clash With Crowds Across City

Troops struggle to break up restless crowds at street corners as 21 militia companies disperse crowds in business and mill districts. Jeering and tension rise as the city endures continued unrest.

Lawrence

Sentry duty and strikers clash as unrest grips city

Militia and cavalry patrol streets, bayonets fixed, as hunger and protests escalate. Leaders Ettor and Johnson urge peace while police seek responsible organizers. Ramy dies from a chest wound amid clashes. arrests widen and bread lines form as crisis deepens.

Herberts. Johnson Warren Avenue Baptist Church Boston Istter Johnson Ettor Foss Mr. Johnson Governor Foss

Law

The House debates an inquiry into the Lawrence strike and the House organization. A committee report against investigation argues it would disrupt strike settlement. Representative John C. Sanborn proposes a two senators and three representatives panel. The rules committee fight appears likely as the committee was defeated on admitting a bill authorizing action.

Lawrence George Roewer Boston Ittor Lancers Macauliffe C Battery Sweetser House John C. Sanborn Rules Committee

Mills in New England State Ownership Differs Amid Strike

Boston mill circles doubt the Lawrence strike will spread to American Woolen Company mills in several states. The company operates mills in Ayer Fitchburg Lowell Maynard Collinsville Blackstone New Bedford Plymouth Webster Franklin Uxbridge South Royalston Mass Olneyville Manton Riverside Harrisville Pascoag R I North Vassalboro Skowhegan Fairfield Dover Me Moosup Conn Fulton N Y Enfield Lebanon Dover N H Winooski Burlington Vt.

Boston American Woolen Company Ayer Fitchburg Lowell Maynard Collinsville Blackstone New Bedford Plymouth Webster Franklin Uxbridge South Royalston Mass Olneyville Manton Riverside Harrisville Pascoag R. I North Vassalboro Skowhegan Fairfield Dover Moosup Conn Fulton, N. Y Enfield, Lebanon Dover, N. H Winooski and Burlington, Vt

Lenox Library Association Plans Real and Personal Estate Sale

The Lenox Library Association will hold an additional sale of real and personal estate. The bill arrived late and the committee refused to recommend suspending the rules.

Lenox Library Association

Boston Socialists Aid Lawrence Strikers Fund Drive

Boston Socialists campaign to collect money food and clothing for Lawrence strikers with 200 to 500 volunteers canvassing stores and streets. They sent 565 to strike leader Joseph Bedard at 9 Mason Street Lawrence and urge contributions at 14 Park Square Boston while warning against bogus collectors.

Boston Socialist Party Lawrence Faneuil Hall Boston Boston Socialists Joseph Bedard Mason Street Bedard Socialist Party Club Park Square American Express Company Boston Socialist Party Club Lorimer Hall

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