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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1912
Page
5
Washington warns Cuban President Gomez that the United States will intervene if the veteran organization again tries to nullify the law barring military interference in politics. Troops stand ready to sail within 24 hours and the North Atlantic fleet circles Cuba to enforce a potential blockade.
Lawrences crisis deepens as 28 000 mill workers face unemployment and city finances strain under militia costs and police overtime. Secretaries Holman and Supple push arbitration while strike leaders seek a board. Executives refuse to arbitrate, workers demand 16 percent raise on a 54 hour week, overtime pay, and end to bonuses. Italian priests urged workers to return.
Sports column notes Jack Johnson may dodge Langford and McVey while preparing for a Windward July bout with Jim Flynn. Flynn, a 165 pound challenger, risks facing Johnson as a 30,000 dollar payday plus training costs and a share of film receipts. Other items include Emslie’s shooting title, Detroit’s new pitcher Mauser, and PalzerStories.
New York January 17 Theodore Roosevelt dismissed reports of steel interests backing his presidential bid as untrue and mockingly questioned Carnegie’s House testimony. He noted he had not heard Carnegie testify and was told of a Washington report on telegraph ownership favoring Taft.
In a Chicago court the defense in the packers trial presented Morris & Co. books claiming 1,156,622 cattle were slaughtered at the Chicago plant in 1969 1910 with total net profits of 1 008 215 76 and a net profit on fresh meat of one eighth of a cent per pound.
Ver non, a suburb near Los Angeles, claimed as the only incorporated U S city without a church, voted for wet Sundays with fifty women among the three saloon-keepers casting ballots. In Berlin, Princess Victoria Louise is reportedly betrothed to Archduke Adolf Friedrich of Mecklenburg Strelitz.
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