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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1922
Page
7
Mayor Curley approved the street commissioners order renaming Malcolm Street between Pinckney and Chestnut streets to Cedarlane Way. The change affects the public way and adjusts signage and records accordingly.
The Benjamin Franklin Club of the West End House junior department plans its fourth annual minstrel show at Jordan Hall this evening.
Washington reports that J. G. Bradley president of the National Coal Association says a strike could force readjustment in the industry and both union and non union operators seek such action. Labor officials note prospects of a strike are diminishing and Illinois operators propose a March 8 meeting with John L. Lewis to avert a walkout. Public sentiment may back the operators if the strike occurs.
First test of strength between mill owners and striking operatives in the valley continues after almost six weeks. Workers report idle looms while owners push for productivity and a quick resolution to the labor dispute.
In Pawtucket a guard of police and coast artillery protected Hope Mills as Rathbun identified Angelo Pascore of Na tick as his assailant, with Pascore jailed on assault and obstruction charges. A second clash at Ark Wight saw two workers beaten entering Arkwright Print Works, Interlaken Mills.
Judge Russell in Bronx County Court dismissed a $2000 kissing suit brought by Mrs. Molly Russin against Dr. Louis Cohen dentist at 62 Jennings Street. Mazie Russin testified she saw Mrs. Ruessing with a look of embarrassment as she exited the inner office.
Burlington Vermont March 24 20 men representing granite manufacturers and workers adjourned without agreement on wages. Conference failed to reach any wage settlement and adjourned to unknown date.
At the 10th annual Boston Wool Trades Association dinner in the Copley Plaza Hotel over 1000 guests witnessed a humorous travesty act. Two blonde women emerged from a bale of wool to lead songs as a mock court convicted a fictional defendant. Walter J. Meadows presided in place of ill president Harold S. Edwards with figures including the Attorney General and a district attorney portrayed among other prominent attendees.
Harvard announced 4 posthumous degrees for World War I casualties already on the Harvard roll of honor. Of 28 posthumous degrees, 21 are Bachelor of Arts and 7 Bachelor of Science, each noting For honorable service in war. Harvard awarded 149 degrees yesterday at the end of the first semester.
Payson Smith, Massachusetts commissioner of education, was elected today to the executive board of the department of supervision of the National Education Association to fill a vacancy.
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