Mill Hands Won’t Work in New Bedford Mills
New Bedford textile workers shut down all mills with walkouts and riots prompting two police calls. One arrest made, no injuries. After celebrating armistice, workers demand a full week off. mills planned to reopen tomorrow with reduced staffing. Demonstrators marched between mills, recruiting supporters while singing and waving flags.
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Endicott Warns on Food Profiteering in Peace Times
Massachusetts Food Administrator Henry B Endicott warns that profiteering in food sales will be as hazardous in peace as during the war. He urges dealers to abide by price regulations until normal conditions return.
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