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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1914

Page

18

Disarmament Begins in Southern Colorado Strike Zone

Major W A Holbrook announced a federal plan to disarm strikers and mine guards in the southern Colorado strike zone. Detachments were stationed at Aguilar Hastings Delagua Tabasco Berwind Forbes and in Las Animas county with more to follow. Union leader William Diamond said rifles and ammunition would be turned over on arrival of a consignment while strikers showed no commitment to surrender.

Aguilar Hastings Delagua Tabasco Berwind Forbes Las Animas Trinidad United States William Diamond New York United Mine Workers of America Eleventh Cavalry United States Army Fort Oglethorpe Oklahoma

All Must Disarm Demands. Major Warns Trinidad Strikers

Major Holbrook of the U S cavalry tells Trinidad strikers that obedience to the President is essential and that soldiers will enforce order if needed. He urges workers to return home and notes foreign guards may be more affected by the command. He promises to treat the men as kindly as possible while maintaining control.

Ang Union Wilson Lockett United States Diamond Cavalry Major Holbrook Trinidad Holbrook United States Cavalry

Engineers and Firemen protest Hobson prohibition bill

Telegrams were sent to members of Congress and Senators Lodge and Weeks by engineers and firemen unions protesting the Hobson bill. An open mass meeting of steam and operating engineers was held under Local 559 at Wells Memorial Hall.

Congress Senators Lodge Engineers Hobson Wells Memorial Hall

Railroad Men Await Final Answer From Boston and Maine

Committees of the Brotherhoods of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen and Enginemen wait for the final word from Boston and Maine officials. The statement suggests conferences are at an end as the road’s final reply is anticipated.

Brotherhoods of Locomotive Engineers Boston & Maine Railroad

Cafe Chantant Exhibition at North Bennet Street School

The annual exhibition in the assembly hall showcased a cafe chantant featuring Miss Dorothy Jordan and her pupils performing 18th century dances and various polkas. Mrs. N W Crocker presented a rag doll dance as Signor Tommaso Gallozzi led Neapolitan ballads for the local audience.

Assembly Hall North Bennet Street Dorothy Jordan N. W. Crocker Signor Tommaso Gallozzi

Unemployed rally plans return to City Hall

A council meeting crowd led by Leader Swift pressed for the mayor and governor actions on unemployment. They decided unanimously to return today at 2 pm, plan a bandstand gathering, and note a London guest’s remarks on unemployment and old age pensions.

Swift Harry Phillips London John Burns England Walsh City Hall

Army of the unemployed marches on City Hall

Morrison J. Swift leads 200 unemployed from the Common to City Hall to press Mayor Curley on pre election promises to secure jobs. They carry a clip of an interview as photographers snap away, but the Mayor remains unseen and officers halt the march at the entrance.

Morrison J. Swift Curley City Hall Swift School Street

Capital Punishment Debated At Ford Halls Town Meeting

Capital punishment will be the subject for debate at Ford Halls town meeting tonight. Scores of persons are expected to attend and express views. A discussion of the red flag, the Socialist banner, will also take place. Morrison L. Swift, Boston unemployed leader invited to speak, informed the committee he could not be present.

Ford Halls Morrison L. Swift Boston Army of the Unemployed

Sunday Post Highlights Ideal Types of Womanly Beauty

An illustrated page showcases ideal womanly beauty as selected by artist photographers. The spread presents diverse figures and styles, reflecting contemporary notions of elegance, poise, and visual appeal through curated portraits and captions.

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Officers to resign en masse from Massachusetts militia

Nearly a score of officers including several majors plan to resign or request retirement after a special report and criticisms presented to Governor Walsh by Major John W. Heavey. Many affected are dealing with heart trouble or are overweight for service.

Massachusetts Militia Walsh John W. Heavey

Militia Reforms Studied At State Conference

Governor Walsh and militia officers reviewed a War Department assessment led by Major Heavey. They agreed to drop men failing physical tests and to run the militia on a war footing. About 20 may resign or seek retirement over fitness. A five officer board will decide actions and costs of the service school.

Governor Walsh Army War Department Major Heavey Walsh

Lords Defeat Woman's Suffrage Bill by 104 to 60

London May 6 The woman's suffrage bill was rejected tonight by the House of Lords by a vote of 104 to 60. Support came from Baron Courtney of Pen, the Earl of Lytton and Baron Willoughby de Broke while Baron Weardale, Marquis of Crewe and Viscount St Aldwyn spoke against it.

London House of Lords Baron Courtney of Penwith Earl of Lytton Willoughby de Broke Baron Weardale Marquis of Crewe Viscount St. Aldwyn

Suffrage Debate Highlights Key Votes Across Elite Coterie

Viscount St Aldwyn dismissed US state precedent as inapplicable to Britain where men are in the minority. He warned that extending parliamentary suffrage to women would thrust the country and empire into the hands of a female electorate. Support came from Viscount Morley of Blackburn Archbishop of Canterbury and bishops. Opponents included Marquis of Lansdowne Viscount Esher and Duke of Northumberland.

Viscount St. Aldwyn United States United Kingdom British Isles Viscount Morley of Blackburn Canterbury London Hereford Bangor St. Asaph Marquis of Lansdowne Viscount Esher Marquis of Salisbury Earl of Halsbury Duke of Northumberland

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