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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1913
Page
6
Gloucester June 9. Frank Forni con 19 and Percy Golden 21 of the schooner J. W. Parker were reported lost after noon by Captain George Tufts while fishing at Quero. They ventured in dories to haul trawls when a heavy fog enveloped them and when it lifted they were nowhere to be seen.
Simultaneously with Joseph J. Ettor’s arrival in the city yesterday the Industrial Workers of the World organizers declared war on the Boston affiliates of the American Federation of Labor. The dispute marks the first clash between the two unions here, focused on the Boston barber strike and control of certain industries.
Ettor addresses more than 1000 striking S W W barbers as divisions widen with A F L leaders accusing I W W of scab tactics. A F L vows protection, fines members for I W W demonstrators, and orders Local 182 to report for work while police protection is sought amid shop price hikes and rising razor sales. Ettor plans return to spread the strike to suburbs and claims A F L methods fail workers.
A testimonial from George J. Solomon of Brooklyn dated June 26 1912 attributes a long struggle with pimples and itchy sores to Cuticura Soap and Ointment. It claims rapid improvement within two weeks and promotes Cuticura products plus a free sample offer by mail from Boston with a shaving stick ad.
Maine man Richards confessed to breaking into the Winthrop house on Marlboro Street Back Bay after entering through a broken window. He admitted taking Miss Mc Auliffe’s $5.95 and hid valuables including diamond jewelry valued in the thousands. Police recovered extensive loot and held him at the Back Bay station after a brief meal and humor at the scene.
Governor Foss vetoes the Meaney milk labeling bill and weighs other vetoes including a tenure of office for teachers. The House had overridden the veto on that measure, while the Senate sustained the governor 17 to 16. A vote on a mayoral petition milk container safety bill awaits House action tomorrow.
Representative Meaney vows to push the bill past the veto while Governor cites discriminatory impact on New England and across states. Giblin seeks a legislative investigation into the Foss strike. Willard Howland cites Draper strike details as 1400 of 2000 workers remain at work but dispute resolution falters. Senate actions include a cut of 50 000 in a funding measure. A note urges pity and aid for the addicted, referencing a Florida case and promoting Renova with a mail sample offer.
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