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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1922

Page

2

Little Boy Blue Must Pay Wife 40 Weekly

In Worcester probate court Judge William T Forbes refused to alter a support order for Allison Coon of Worcester to pay his wife 40 weekly. He said he could not believe Coon under oath and kept the existing arrangement. Miss Helen M Woods was appointed to care for Marion Coon, the couple’s 11 year old daughter.

Worcester William T. Forbes Allison Coon New York Forbes Helen M. Woods

Disabled Veterans Enjoy Day at Tip End of Cape Cod

Two dozen disabled World War I veterans from West Roxbury Hospital toured Provincetown aboard the Cape Cod Steamship Company ship Dorothy Bradford. The trip, arranged by the Willing Workers League with refreshments and entertainment aboard, included car tours of Cape Cod sights after a hearty Provincetown dinner.

Tip End Cape Cod West Roxbury Provincetown Cape Cod Steamship Company Willing Workers League Dorothy Bradford Cape Fred Peabody Steamship Company William J. Scott Lillian Lyons

Henry Allen White Reunited Before Public in Emporia

Governor Henry J. Allen spoke with William Allen White in Emporia Kansas as the two old war and peace partners were reunited before the public. Allen White editor and author sat beside the governor and explained their past differences.

Emporia Eas

Phrase on sympathy card sparks Industrial Court Act debate

Henry and El discuss a sympathy card amid a legal clash over the Industrial Court Act. The debate centers on whether such a card violates a picketing clause as Bill addresses an audience at the State Normal School during Governor's Day. Henry insists Bill would not hurt a flea. The Governor notes Bill becomes dangerous only when he writes on a double action typewriter to express emotion.

Henry State Normal School

Governor rails against sympathy cards in rail protest

Governor Allen defended arrest of Bill White as enforcing the law against intimidation. He framed it as a duty of citizens to obey laws and uphold government authority amid rail labor tensions.

Allen White

Ex Mayor Kane to Seek Congress Nomination

Lawrence July 25 John P. Kane four term mayor 1906 to 1915 took out papers today for the Democratic nomination for Congress from the seventh district He is a Spanish war veteran and has long connections with state military affairs.

Lawrence John P. Kane Congress Kane

There is no business too small to ignore the stock barometer

Quote attributed to W. P. Hamilton in the New York Times stresses that no firm, regardless of size, can overlook stock market indicators as a guiding measure for operations and strategy in the Biz section of the Boston News.

Ty W. P. Hamilton New York Times Boston News Bureau

Attempt to End Strike Fails in New Hampshire Mills

The conference to settle the textile strike at Newmarket in its 24th week failed, and Amoskeag Manufacturing Company announced two more of its mills would remain closed. The strike continues as workers press for terms.

Manchester N. H Newmarket Amoskeag Manufacturing Company

New Hampshire Strike Developments Update

Report notes city opening soon as strike actions unfold in New Hampshire today.

New Hampshire

Officials Quit Meeting Over Mill Strike Settlement

Agent Walter Gallant of Newmarket Manufacturing says a conference failed as company reps doubted the employee committee had full power to settle. The committee allegedly could only offer a 48 hour work week or less, while a committee member claimed the group did have power to settle. Textile union officials had said ratification might be needed. Minor operations resumed at Amoskeag Mill No 1 as the Stark group acquisition is noted.

Walter Gallant Newmarket Manufacturing Company Amoskeag Company Stark Group Amos

Amoskeag Mill Unit Opens After Weeks of Operation

The Coolidge Mill unit of the Amoskeag complex has been in operation for several weeks and is expected to be opened soon.

Kkeag Amoskeag Coolidge Mill

Man 61 Dies Crushed at Rubber Washing Machine

Hudson reports John Batista 61 dies after being crushed while working this afternoon at a rubber washing machine in town. The incident details are under investigation and local authorities are documenting the scene and witness statements.

Hudson John Batista

Factory accident at Firestone Apple Company

A worker was crushed to death when caught in factory machinery. Dr. C. H. Merrill, associate medical examiner, said death was instantaneous and the exact manner of the accident could not be determined.

Firestone Apple Company Ald C. H. Merrill

Bonomi Unable to Form Cabinet in Rome

Former Premier Bonomi told King Victor Emmanuel he cannot form a new cabinet to replace Signor de Facta after his resignation last week in Rome.

Rome Associated Press Bonom Victor Emmanuel Signor de Facta

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