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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1912

Page

14

Gambler Rosenthal Murder Probe Sees Shapiro Detail Car Plot

Shapiro testifies the Rosenthal slaying was a deliberate act with killers lounging near the Metropole before the murder. He describes a gray car used to ferry the killers, threats against him, and a slow getaway with police and private detectives pursuing leads. The Burns investigation notes police missteps and calls for accountability.

Shapiro Rosenthal Rose Big Jack Seelig Jack Sam Paul East Side

The Greatest Rush Sale of Collars Ever Known

The Continental Clothing House sold upwards of two thousand dozen Interstate Collar Company collars at 50 cents a dozen yesterday. Get yours early today as this will be the last day.

Continental Clothing House Interstate Collar Company Adv

Miss Flynn In Plea For Ettor

Four policemen stood at the Paine Memorial Hall entrance as Elizabeth Gurley Flynn, an I W W organizer, spoke against the charge of complicity in the murder of Annie L Piso during the Lawrence strike. A slight disturbance drew her attention from the audience.

Paine Memorial Hall Joseph J. Ettor Arturo Giovannitti Annie L. Piso Lawrence Elizabeth Gurley Flynn

A Valuable Summer Tonic Horsford's Acid Phosphate

An advertisement touts Horsford's Acid Phosphate as a valuable summer tonic that restores vitality relieves exhaustion and quiets the nerves It is pitched as a delightful beverage with health benefits and advertised for general wellness.

Horsford

Flynn Defends Judiciary Critique Amid Labor Strikes

Miss Flynn discusses the Etter Giovanitti case and cautions against blaming judges and witnesses. She argues police provoke trouble when dealing with foreigners, questions Roosevelt’s influence on judicial action, and links the Lawrence strike to workers’ dignity and a 15 cent wage demand.

Theodore Roosevelt Lawrence Massachusetts

Misfortune Follows Stoughton Citizen

Patrick J. Finn of Stoughton is described by friends as the town’s hard luck man. In rapid succession his wife and year old baby were injured in a stairs fall, his son had an eye injury requiring operation, his father died, a trusted employee was struck at a ball game, and Finn faces an upcoming intestinal operation.

Mr. West Edson Baird Acton Stoughton Patrick JL. Finn Frederick Finn

New Hampshire Forestry Conference Closes with Tax Plan Proposal

The Crawford Notch excursion and evening stereopticon on forest preservation capped the New Hampshire Forestry Conference. Professor Charles J. Bullock of Harvard urged separate taxation of forest property to fix tax inequality, and the group voted to seek state consideration.

Bretton Woods N. H Crawford Notch New Hampshire Charles J. Bullock Harvard University

Pastor Exonerated After Alienation Suit at Wollaston Church

The Rev. William B. Ayers of Park and Downs Congregational Church in Wollaston was cleared of blame at a late meeting. Dr. Asher Anderson said Ayers’ character is above suspicion and urged parishioners to support him. A hearing is set for Aug 8 in the vestry with two ministers to arbitrate.

William B. Ayers Park and Downs Wollaston Chester A. Boynton Revere Asher Anderson Massachusetts Conference of Congregational Ministers The Sharch

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