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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1921
Page
8
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John Golden, president of the United Textile Workers of America, represented about 200 mill workers who walked out at Hoosac Worsted Mills, a branch of Arlington Mills of Lawrence, after sewers and finishers clashed with management over hiring nonunion workers.
Captain James P. Sullivan, retired Boston police, says he was shunned for pursuing charges against new officers. He claims soft berths reward silence and that his push to discipline suspect patrolmen provoked hostility at headquarters and scrutiny by the grand jury.
Captain Sullivan recalls being praised as the commissioner's “fair haired boy” before later becoming persona non grata. He argues he was treated shamefully for obeying conscience, noting transfers occur without stated reasons for both faults and nonfaults.
A retired city official recalls 110 subordinates and an eight year career ended by a forced night shift. He laments worn health, lack of retirement honor, and the bitter choice to resist the night assignment rather than retire with dignity amid upheaval.
Lynn officials elected for three years include J. W. Attwill as city clerk and J. R. Graham as superintendent of streets. W. W. Pyne won the city solicitor post, defeating incumbent Earl C. Jacobs, with W. P. Babb, W. L. Venard, D. J. Dineen, R. J. Newsom, B. F. Moody and H. G. Johnson also chosen for various posts.
In New York on a March morning Willis McCurdy 35 manager for American Surety Company and Louise Snowden a stenographer were found shot dead in Central Park near Seventy fourth street a revolver nearby. Snowden identified by her fiancé Charles H Mills of Brooklyn. Mills found the engagement ring on her left hand at the station house. A note from McCurdy to Dear Nan and a copy of Wipling s Vampire with endearment lines were found. McCurdy a preacher s son formerly wife and eight year old daughter in Queens had bid farewell to his wife yesterday morning and vanished last night. An executive at the firm called him a model husband.
President Harding has appointed Dr. C. E. Sawyer of Marion as his personal physician and plans to nominate him soon for brigadier general in the Army Medical Corps. This follows a longtime custom of appointing the president’s physician as a medical service officer.
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