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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1920
Page
4
Despatches from Amherst and Chester say Nova Scotia fires are spreading while New Brunswick blazes are being brought under control.
A heated exchange features Samuel Gompers defending the right to strike and labor independence, while Governor Allen argues for public welfare supremacy and the Kansas Industrial Court as a model. The clash highlights tensions between labor power and state authority amid calls for arbitration and social order.
Riot clashes erupt as Governor Beeckman orders troops into Bristol to quell insurrection. Striking workers and women clash with Boston guards at the plant, with several injured and Chief Watts reporting a rare surge of violence. Cirello leads pleas for nonviolence while accusations focus on imported guards.
Advertisement urges readers feeling run down to try Gude's Pepto Mangan The Red Blood Builder. It claims three daily doses restore blood supply and vigor for all ages and notes liquid and tablet forms are identical and only the Gude's labeled product should be purchased.
Daniel T. O Connell of Washington former director of the Irish National Bureau will be principal speaker at the mass meeting of the Irish County Clubs in Historic Hall Deacon building South End tomorrow.
Edward F. McSweeney and Thomas H. Ma honey are listed as speakers alongside others during the night program. The document notes additional participants and details remain to be announced.
The Census Bureau reports Brookline Mass population at 37 748 up 9 956 or 35 8 percent Newton Mass 46 088 up 622 or 15 7 percent Melrose Mass 18 204 up 2 489 or 15 8 percent and Peabody Mass 19 552 up 8 831 or 24 4 percent as of latest counts.
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