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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1921
Page
9
Edward Morris, president of Morris & Company, calls in the Chicago Journal of Commerce and Daily Financial Times for every American to study packing industry issues firsthand. He says the public has been swayed by organized propaganda against the industry over the past five years.
The speaker defends the livestock producers amid anti packer controversy, insisting their side be fully presented. He traces opposition to 1916 efforts by producers who feared meat price control, argues five large packers remained in competition with 250 others, and cites profit losses, high cattle prices, and limited ability of legislation to raise cattle prices while lowering meat costs. A disinterested committee is urged to study the entire supply chain from calf to steak and publish a lasting course of action.
In Kennebunkport Maine on March 22 the 4000 ton freighter Wandby wrecked in fog two weeks ago was abandoned to Lloyds the underwriters. Insurance reportedly totals 46000 pounds.
The 122 foot schooner L. A. Dunton was launched at the A. D. Storey shipyard in Essex as a defender for the International Fishermen's Race. Built alongside the Mayflower, both schooners must engage in regular fishing to be eligible for this year's races with Captain Felix Hogan of Somerville in command.
Two men and a maid clashed in the hotel Bellevue kitchen over a teacup and two potatoes in a morning dispute. The triangular affair, described to Judge Parmenter in Central Court, involved a general discussion of the maid’s merits and duties.
William Mibrigg and George Hanna clashed in Bellevue kitchen over remarks about Helen in the linen room. Hanna charged with assault and battery after a teacup shattered Brigg’s skull. Judge Parmenter held Hanna in $200 bail for disposal of the case today.
Premier Lloyd George attacked socialism at a London luncheon of new Coalition members. He warned the Labor Party is really Socialist and would endanger parliamentary institutions and social order. He urged coalition members to unite and educate voters about the danger to decide the issue soon.
A Hyde Park delegation urged a ten cent fare into the city, but Mayor Peters said the move would create a deficit unfair to the rest of the city and refused to endorse it.
Pittsfield reports Crane and Crane co founders along with Byron Weston announce a wage cut ranging from ten to sixteen percent effective next week while Musgrove knitting mill halts operations indefinitely in the city.
Rutland Vermont March 23 after a conference between General Manager George T Jarvis of the Rutland Railroad and 400 common laborers the men refused a wage cut and the road decided to take the dispute to the Labor Board for action.
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