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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1921

Page

6

Gompers Attacks Packers Plan On Industrial Democracy

Washington March 15 Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor denounced Armour and Swift plans to implement Industrial democracy in their plants as part of an anti union campaign He warned the packers want to destroy trade unions that give workers representation and freedom and replace it with unabridged autocracy and power over employees.

Washington Samuel Gompers American Federation of Labor Armour & Co Swift & Co

New Hampshire House blocks ban on divorces

The New Hampshire House of Representatives killed a bill that would have prohibited divorces in the state, reported from Concord on March 15. The vote blocks the measure, maintaining existing divorce legality.

Concord N. H House of Representatives New Hampshire

Penobscot Ice Clearing Opens Bangor Port

The Penobscot River freed its ice today allowing Bangor navigation with two notable early openings in 1903 and 1871 both on March 13. The port’s average opening is April 7 with Bangor Brewer ferry service starting today and Boston steamer service resuming April 4. The port was closed 80 days, the shortest period on record.

Bangor Penobscot Brewer Boston

Record Sealing Surge Reported in Gulf of St Lawrence

The schooner Viking reported by radio a record seal herd in the Gulf of St. Lawrence near Byrd Rock in the Hagdalen Islands. It said 4000 seals were killed in three hours.

Quebec Viking Gulf of St. Lawrence Byrd Rock Hagdalen Islands

First Woman Vice President In Life Underwriters

Mrs Florence E Shaal of Boston becomes the first woman elected a vice president of the National Life Underwriters Association as the New England conference opens in Ford Hall. More than 20,000 members are represented with women taking active roles alongside men, including Grace Coleman Lathrop and Lucy Morrill in leadership and committee positions.

Florence E. Shaal National Life Underwriters’ Association New England Ford Hall Women’s Life Underwriters’ Association United States General Association National Association Florence B. Shaal Boston Grace Coleman Lathrop New England Women’s Life Underwriters Lucy M. Morrill Congress

Heavy Bail Granted to Two In Roxbury Holdup Case

Charles Miller of Camden Roxbury and George James of Northampton South End were ordered held in 20000 each for the grand jury by Judge Hayden in Roxbury District Court after arraignment on robbing Lloyd R. Tripp of 3 dollars at 45 Worcester Street. A third suspect fled the Dudley Street station raid by leaping from a third story window.

Charles Miller Camden Street Roxbury George James Northampton Street South End Hayden Roxbury District Court Lloyd R. Tripp Worcester Street Dudley Street

Wadsworth to Lead Foreign Loans Role at Treasury

Washington, March 15. S Parker Gilbert will continue as assistant secretary of the Treasury in charge of fiscal affairs. Eliot Wadsworth, nominated yesterday as an assistant secretary, will take charge of foreign loans, succeeding Nicholas Kelley.

Washington S. Parker Gilbert the Treasury Mellon Eliot Wadsworth Nicholas Kelley

Mixed shop policy debated by labor council leader

James A. Emery of the National Industrial Council of New York argued in a City Club speech that a mixed shop half union half unorganized is possible. He said labor attitudes force manufacturers toward either closed union or closed employer shops, citing the Boston building trades strike as proof that competition vanished and work halts until monopolies agree.

James A. Emery National Industrial Council of New York City Club Boston Building Trades Mr. Emery

Forty Hours Devotion Across Archdiocese Churches

The Forty Hours devotion runs Friday morning March 18 to Sunday March 20 in multiple Boston area churches including St Josephs and St James in Boston St Mary of the Angels Roxbury St Peter and Paul South Boston Most Holy Redeemer East Boston St John the Baptist East Boston Immaculate Conception Stoughton St Lukes Waverley St Peters Cambridge St James Haverhill Annunciation Danvers and other parishes A panegyric on St Patrick will be preached at the Immaculate Conception Harrison Avenue and East Concord street at 9 am tomorrow Retreats for men at Dorchester Roxbury Immaculate Conception Boston St Marys North End and St Augustines Gate of Heaven also draw thousands each evening with an estimated 100000 men attending across the archdiocese.

St. Joseph's Boston St. James St. Mary of the Angels Roxbury St. Peter and Pauls South Boston Most Holy Redeemer East Boston St. John the Baptist Immaculate Conception Stoughton St. Luke's Waverley St. Peter’s Cambridge Haverhill Annunciation Danvers Cornelius A. Murphy S. J Church of the Immaculate Conception Harrison Avenue Concord Street Dorchester St. Mary’s Church North End St. Augustine’s Gate of Heaven St. Hulalia’s

Grain Elevator Burned In Rockville Fire Damages $100,000

Fire of undetermined origin destroyed the Rockville Coal and Grain Company elevator in the city center, causing about $100,000 in damage. No injuries reported. Local authorities investigated the blaze.

Rockville, Conn Rockville Coal & Grain Company

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