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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1912

Page

3

Striking Block Cutters Paralyze Haverhill Plants

In Haverhill on July 17 nearly 500 block cutters walked out at 10 am under I W W demands for recognition nine hour day and fifty hour week living wage. About 300 women and minors lose work as 39 leather remnant and shoe trimming shops shut. Leaders predict others will join once a dealer signs. Major firms named include Joseph Jonas Co Bay State Leather Remnant Co Eastern Shoe Trimming Co American Shoe Trimming Co C W Hasel tine Co Mahattan Leather Remnant Co New England Leather Remnant Co Max Miller Phoenix Leather Remnant Co Hillson Gebert Pentucket Shoe Trimming Co Milrender Kostas Tikelis Peabody Leather Co A M Body Simon Stavensier James Malloy.

Haverhill Industrial Workers of the World Joseph Jonas & Co Bay State Leather Remnant Company Eastern Shoe Trimming Company American Shoe Trimming Company C. W Haseltine & Co Mahattan Leather Remnant Company New England Leather Remnant Company Max Miller Phoenix Leather Remnant Company Hillson & Gebert Pentucket Shoe Trimming Company Milrender Kostas & Tikelis Peabody Leather Company A. M. Body Simon Stavensier James Malloy

Lockout Rumor Triggers Cutter Walkout At Factory

Early today rumors spread that employers planned a lockout and one man tried to block cutters by locking doors at 10 o clock. A worker escaped via an elevator shaft and raised a disturbance before Reserve Officer James Snee compelled the owner to reopen. All cutters then left without violence.

James Snee

Burglars Loot Amesbury Town Clerk Home Silver Service

In Amesbury on July 17 burglars used an auto to raid the home of Town Clerk Nathan E. Collins and carried off 70 pieces of solid silver with buffet drawers. They also broke into two other houses on Greenwood street and Walnut Hill, attempting to breach pantry and a bedroom window while occupants were present.

Amesbury Nathan E. Collins S. R. Bailey Greenwood Street A. W. Reddy Walnut Hill

Republican Candidate Shue Seeks State Legislature Seat

Born in Seattle to Chinese parents, Charles H. Shue filed nomination papers to run for the State Legislature from Boston's South Cove district, home to Chinatown. He identifies as a Republican splitting support between Taft and Wilson, noting no Republican has ever been elected from the ward.

Seattle Charles H. Shue United States South Cove Boston Shue Taft Wilson

First Chinese American candidate discusses politics and reform

Shue of San Francisco born, 39, manages the Chinese department at Cosmopolitan Trust. He supports Taft or Wilson, opposes Roosevelt’s new party, backs arbitration for disputes, and favors equal treatment for Chinese while cautious on suffrage and tariffs. He calls Roosevelt a bad fighter and notes women’s suffrage in China.

United States Shue San Francisco Quincy Grammar School Seattle Cosmopolitan Trust Company Taft Wilson Roosevelt Chicago Republican Party China

Count and Countess Bertarelli Fish Bass at Lenox Lake

Count and Countess Enrico Bertarelli of Milan enjoy a morning bass fishing on Lake Mahkeenac near the Lake Mahkeenac boat club shore. The count used live bull frog bait while the countess used artificial bait from Milan. Each hooked a four pound bass and the countess requested one be cooked for breakfast at the Aspinwall Hotel.

Lenox Mass Lake Mahkeenac Enrico Bertarelli Milan Italy Aspinwall

Diamond Bracelet Returned By Boy

Newport Illinois July 17 The mystery of the lost diamond and sapphire bracelet owned by Mrs Ralph N Ellis is solved as David P Stewart returns the jewel to the owner His father tends C L Baker’s garden The boy found the bracelet Sunday on Ocean avenue near Spouting Rock Beach and kept it until a $100 reward was offered in newspapers

Newport R. IL Ralph N. Ellis David P. Stewart C. L. Baker Ocean Avenue Spouting Rock Beach

Married 23 Years, Finley Seeks Divorce in Norfolk

Albert W. Finley of Quincy files a divorce libel in Norfolk County Court charging his wife Dora May Finley of Boston with unfaithfulness. They wed January 9, 1899 in Philadelphia and have four minor children: Robert, George Ellig, Patrice and James B. Finley.

Albert W. Finley Quincey Dora May Finley Boston Norfolk Philadelphia Robert George Ellig Patrice James B. Finley

Suffragists to Raise Flag in Newport Illinois

Newport Illinois July 17 suffragists raise a flag at their new headquarters in a semi public ceremony. Mrs O H P Belmont plans the opening events and aims to recruit society women to champion the vote for women with speeches by Maude Ward Elliott and others.

Mrs Newport R. IL O. H. P. Belmont Suffrage Cause

Agreed Vote Imminent on Wool Bill in Senate

The Senate adjourned with a plan to renew a Democratic filibuster aimed at a quick vote on the wool tariff revision. Senator Simmons leads the drive for a Wool bill vote while Republicans debate amendments to tariff measures and the sundry civil appropriation bill looms if recognition is blocked.

Washington Senate Smoot Senator Simmons North Carolina Simmons

European scientists visit to decorate Percy the mechanical man

The Post requests the comic section for next Sunday noting European scientists accompany the inventor of Percy. The item suggests a humorous scene where the scientists decorate the mechanical man, reflecting a playful cross cultural angle.

Percy

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