Textile strike at Assabet mills escalates with mediators arrivals
Mediation arrives as the Assabet textile strike enters its fourth week. American Woolen Co announces a wage increase effective December 1 retroactive to December. The walkout draws thousands to Colonial Hall in a mass meeting and a large picket line forms at Walnut Street gate. Leaders from United Textile Workers and Amalgamated Textile Workers argue over union affiliation while officials meet with mediators to push toward settlement.
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American Woolen “Co
Colonial
Bernard ‘Garri
Coun Ocariton
Sotnuens
J. Skefington
United “Department of Labor
Ferme
Lubor -Wilson
A. Sullivan
Somerville
Dig
United Textile Workers
Tex
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United Textile
Sokanise
Petpia
Gova
Lawrence
Maynard
Woolen Company
Assabet Mills
Walnut St
Rand
Rew
Cindy
Victor Annala
Finster
Fitchburg
Paracen
Thomas McMahon
the .U.T. U
New York
Agia
Edward Carleton
Weavers’ Committee
Dreschler
John’ Golden
National Textile Workers
National
Amalgamated Textile
Golden
Amalgamated
IL. W
Amalgamated i.New York
Lenine
Trotsky
Russia
America
American Woolen Co
Textile Council
Masonic Hall
Arenes
Seeeeee Thei
Frank S. Binks
Albert Smith
Select
Ee Schinwad
Aimalay
United Textile ‘Workers
Edward Carlton
Frank Parks
Francis Johnston
Bernard Garrigan
Arthur Sipola
J. Paino Aki
Warrants for Seven Disturbers in Hopkinton Action
Hopkinton court issues warrants under the 1919 anti peacely act following a December 9 demonstration. Arrests targeted men and women, with district court in Framingham issuing the orders by Judge Kingsbury.
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Hopkinton
Eeey Imen
District Court
Framingham
Kings Ibury
Framingham High School Students Demand Duffey Reinstatement
A petition circulated to the State Board of Education calls for reinstatement of Miss Duffey after a walkout by students at Framingham High School. Testimony references dual berths and district officials including Miss Duffey, Roach, and the school committee. Residents largely back Duffey amid charges viewed as ridiculous.
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Pei Douglas
MacMillan
Walsh
Framingham
Thei State ‘Board
Educa‘tion
Helen Digan
Art
We Lyman
Schenk
Miss Duffey
Duffey
Undecisive Character in Rev. John Foster
A reflective portrait of Rev. John Foster as a man torn by indecision and thwarted by imagined alternate circumstances. He contemplates how health, age, talent, and fortune might have altered his life, lamenting a fate that denies him a decisive path and meaningful purpose.
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John
Foster
Bees Steal Sugar Carload From Fontainebleau Station
Bees near Fontainebleau and Avon station areas carried off a carload of crystallized sugar by swarming over it. They moistened the sugar with water dropped into nearby bays and wheels to form a mush that the bees could transport back to their hives.
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Fontainebleau
France
Avon
Bay Ins
Waiheela
Australia Praises Warships and Arts Club Gifts
The commonwealth takes pride in its warships and its battle cruiser’s role in defending Sydney and Melbourne at the war’s outbreak. The Australian Arts Club donated paintings drawings and etchings to H M Australia’s ward room, created by club members including several artists. Commodore Pola hosted the committee at a luncheon aboard the ship, which has spent time in Farm Cove harbor since the return.
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Australia
Sydney
Melbourne
Australian Arts Club
H. M
Tieles
Commodore’ Pola
Farm Cove
Jharbor
Eea
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