Parade of Immigrant Workers: I W W Rally in Boston Common
Thousands including Italian, Polish, Syrian, Armenian, Greek groups march from Lawrence to Boston to support Ettor and Giovannitti. Leaders call for general strike. Haywood speaks of freeing the jailed leaders. Police prevent trouble as funds for Ettor defense rise over $1000.
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Ettor
Giovannitti
Lawrence
Castle Square
Boston
Lowell
Fall River
New Bedford
Charles Street
Berty
Christ
Bruno
Ferrar
Emmet
Dublin
Ovannitti
North Station
Sudbury
Tremont Street
Hanover Street
Pasquale Enruzzi
Ith
Enruzzi
Richmond Street
North Square
Washington Street
Dover
Tremont
Haywood
Giuseppi Ricci
Relieftar
Boston Common
Workers of the World
Italy
Haywood Calls Vote on General Strike Rally
William D Haywood faced arrest as he spoke to about 20 000 on Boston Common urging a general strike to free Ettor Giovannitti and Caruso. He denounced mill owners and urged united workers to seize control of industry if needed and promised action before September 30.
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Lawrence
Archie Anderson
Pearl McGill
John J. Ballam
Extor-Giovannitti Defence Fund Conference
William Yates
New Bedford
John J. Daley
Bricklayers’ Union
George W. Perry
Joseph Burke
New England
Industrial Workers
Haywood
William D. Haywood
Boston Common
Joseph J. Ettor
Giovannitti
Caruso
Essex County
Lowell
Fall River
William Wood
John Ramey
Anna Lopizzo
Poiceman
Eerryone
Ettor
Wool Trust
Moyer, Pettibone
Bill
Juil
Chilren
Papes Diapepsin Promises Fast Stomach Relief
An advertisement extols Pape's Diapepsin as a quick safe remedy for indigestion and related stomach troubles. It claims rapid, certain relief from sour, gassy stomachs and warns against harsh drugs, urging readers to keep a 50 cent case on hand.
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Pape
Daly Urges Union Solidarity Over Ettor and Giovannitti Case
John J. Daly, president of the Bricklayers' Union, addresses a large crowd urging unity to protest what he calls unfair court treatment of Ettor and Giovannitti. He contrasts their handling with Wood and others, noting selective arrests and bail allowances.
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Bricklayers’ Union
Ettor and
Giovannitti
John J. Daly
Yates
Haywood
America
Ettor
Wood
Collins
Atteaux
Labor Rally Speech by Haywood and Daly Sparks Crowd
The speakers urge a broad industrial union to defend jailed workers and protest discrimination by wealth and corporations. Haywood addresses the crowd from the platform as boos and cheers rise while Daly withdraws and the main speaker advances.
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Giovannitti
Ettor
Haywood
Daly
Capitalists blamed for violence in labor struggles says I W W organizer
J S Biscay of Oregon, organizer for the I W W in the East, argues that violence comes from capitalists who starve workers and deploy police and militia. He says workers must unite to abolish current conditions and seeks a living right through labor solidarity. Continued on Page 6 First Column.
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J. S. Biscay
Orégon
East
Lawrence
Man Pleads Guilty Over Horlick Milk Jar Substitution
W. W. Pearce, manager at Park and Washington, pleaded guilty before Justice Bell to selling a cheaper malted milk in jars labeled Horlicks Malted Milk. He was fined 25 dollars plus costs. Food Commissioner Bailey signed the complaint, vowing to stop brand substitution without notice.
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W. W. Pearce
Park and
Washington
Justice of the Peace Bell
Horlick
Bailey
Oregon Sunday Journal
Portand
Oregon
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Biscay
Abbo Michael
J. Sandler
Chelsea
Frank Vennezi
Edward Blochlinger
International Hotel Workers’ Union
Fred Hazelwood
Spokane
Providence
Narragansett House
Phillips Russell
Fred A. Moore
W. Attorney
Los Angeles
Moore
Connolly
Salem Court
Blochlinger
Park Square
Socialist Party
Industrial Workers of World
Giovan
Nitti
Lopizzo
Idaho
Moyer and Pettibone
Everett
Gilovannitt
Ettor Defence Fund
Lawrence Mill
Coe Eat
D. F. Flagg & CO
Blackstone ST
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