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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1922
Page
5
Washington July 19 United News President Harding pushes to restart coal production as miners strike continues and operators await action. The Department of Justice monitors for potential collusion between railroad and coal strike leaders that could restrain interstate commerce.
The piece reports governors pledging cooperation with federal plans to protect property and workers amid disputes. William J. Burns refuses to discuss evidence of conspiracies. White House notes governors’ replies and Lodge’s statement urge public support for administration. President Gompers calls union members to back the shopmen’s strike legally and urges restraint.
Miners warn that inexperienced workers face danger in mines as President Lewis expands plans. Secretary Weeks says federal troops act only if state protection fails and only for safety. Colorado Governor Shoup is urged to protect mines to keep coal flowing, not to boost profits. Miners vow to flood mines if strikebreakers enter while avoiding violence. Government eyes expanded action following talks with Weeks and Senator Wadsworth.
A blaze on the first floor of a three story brick building at 108 Portland Street caused about 4000 in damage to the New England Upholstering Company. Prompt action by a citizen and early alarm helped firefighters reach the scene quickly. The cause remains undetermined.
Morris Finn of 19 Baird Street Dorchester recalled being jostled on a trolley at Dover and Washington Streets last night as he reached for his billfold containing 118 dollars. He described the thief and gave the details to the police.
Joseph R. Miller of Lynn had his 10 to 15 year term in State prison for breaking and entering and larceny reduced to two and a half to 15 years by the Governor's Council following the parole board's recommendation.
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